1 st Grade Mathematics
Students will have a basic understanding of adding numbers. Students will have basic word problem skills. Students will know basic problem solving techniques.
Work through the Pre-Quiz problems
Addition is the action or process of adding something to something else. Example: pick up 1 apple with your right hand. Pick up one apple with your left hand. Now how many apples are you holding? 2 apples left right
This is the same as if it was written using: Numbers: = 2 OR Words: One plus one equals two
Draw Two Circles 2
Now, Draw Three Circles 3
Put the 2 circles and the 3 circles together and count how many circles you have 5 circles = 5
Click the correct answer = A. 4 4 B. 2 2 C. 3 3
Draw one circle for the number 1 Draw two circles for the number 2 Put the circles together and count them
Sorry This is the wrong answer review slides 6-8. Try Again!
Correct Yes, you answered the question correctly! You may move on with the lesson!
Test the brain practice quiz!
If Tom has one red apple and one green apple how many apples does Tom have? This is called a word problem. A Word Problem is a an exercise expressed as a situation in words. Don’t worry it is not as hard as it seems!
Draw how many red apples Tom has one red apple 1 Draw how many green apples Tom has One green apple 1
How many apples are there? 2 apples
Miah has one blue square and two orange squares. How many squares does Miah have? Click on the correct answer: A. 2 2 B. 3 3
Draw however many blue squares there are Draw however many orange squares there are Put the squares together and count them
Sorry This is not the correct answer review slides Try Again!
Correct Yes, you answered the question correctly! You may move on with the lesson!
Test the brain practice quiz
Quiz Lets try the quiz again and see the difference in your answers! Click green button for pre-quiz Click yellow arrow for answers
The End! Congratulations you have completed the lesson!