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Addition is the first number operation to be taught. It begins with combining two groups of objects and then counting them to find a total. This may lead to using numbers to represent the objects, number lines to support counting on and also beginning to understand all the language associated with addition.
Can you work out the addition calculations?
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Three added to eight gives a total of eleven
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5 + 6 = 11
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Finding the total means adding all the numbers together
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To find 'more than', count on from the first number
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'Plus' is another way of saying 'add'
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Counting on from 9 to 16 gives an answer of 7
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To find a total, all the numbers must be added together
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'Altogether' is another addition clue word
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Working out what must be added to 5 to get to 9 gives an answer of 4
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Adding up can be done in any order!
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