Lets get started! Click on us. Addition (+) and Subtraction (-) (Kindergarten)

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Lets get started! Click on us. Addition (+) and Subtraction (-) (Kindergarten)

Lets begin! Click on us. Ready to learn about addition (+) and subtraction (-)? Lets get started and have some…… Addition and Subtraction (+)(-)

Lets watch a video! Are you ready to add (+) with frogs and subtract (-) with chickens? Click on the frog or chicken to begin. Be sure to sing a long! Click on us after watching the video. Addition and Subtraction (+)(-)

Mr. Addition (+) Mrs. Subtraction (-) It is time to have some fun! Would you like to begin with addition (+) or subtraction (-)? Addition and Subtraction (+)(-) For subtraction, click on Mrs. Subtraction (-). For addition, click on Mr. Addition (+).

Are you ready to add (+) with counting cubes? Click on the counting cubes to begin the video. Be sure to sing a long! To begin addition practice, click on Mr. Addition (+). Mr. Addition (+) Addition Practice (+)

Click on the correct answer for each problem below = ? = ? = ? = ? = ? Select the correct answer Problems Mr. Addition (+)Mrs. Subtraction (-) For more addition (+), click on Mr. Addition or for subtraction (-), click on Mrs. Subtraction: To stop for now, click on us: To go back to the start, click on us: Addition Practice (+)

Click on the correct answer for each problem below = ? = ? = ? = ? = ? Addition Practice Select the correct answer Problems Mr. Addition (+)Mrs. Subtraction (-) For more addition (+), click on Mr. Addition or for subtraction (-), click on Mrs. Subtraction: To stop for now, click on us: To go back to the start, click on us: (+)

Are you ready to subtract (-) with a Pirate? Click on the Pirate to begin. Be sure to sing a long! To begin subtraction practice, click on Mrs. Subtraction (-). Mrs. Subtraction (-) Subtraction Practice (-)

Click on the correct answer for each problem below = ? = ? = ? = ? = ? Subtraction Practice Select the correct answer Problems Mr. Addition (+)Mrs. Subtraction (-) For more subtraction (-), click on Mrs. Subtraction or for addition (+), click on Mr. Addition: To stop for now, click on us: To go back to the start, click on us: (-)

Click on the correct answer for each problem below = ? = ? = ? = ? = ? Subtraction Practice Select the correct answer Problems Mr. Addition (+)Mrs. Subtraction (-) To stop for now, click on us: To go back to the start, click on us: For more subtraction (-), click on Mrs. Subtraction or for addition (+), click on Mr. Addition: (-)

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We hope to see you again soon! Click on us. Addition and Subtraction (+)(-)