Math Example--Arithmetic--Adding Two 1-Digit Numbers (No Regrouping)--Example 31

Topic

Addition

Description

The image shows an addition example with a number line illustration. The problem is to add 3 + 6. A number line from 0 to 9 is shown, with arrows pointing from 6 to 9. The solution uses "counting on" from the larger number. On the right, there is a vertical addition format showing 3 + 6 = 9 in the ones place. Example 31. Find the sum. Solution: Use the strategy of counting on with a number line to find the sum. Count on from the greater number.

In general, addition is a foundational operation in mathematics that allows us to combine quantities and understand their total value. The examples in this collection demonstrate how adding one-digit numbers can be visualized in various ways, helping students to grasp the concept of incrementally increasing quantities. By presenting different examples, students can see that the structure of addition remains consistent even as the numbers change, aiding in their understanding and confidence in performing additions.

Seeing multiple worked-out examples is essential for students as it reinforces their understanding and helps them recognize patterns. Each example builds on the previous one, enabling students to predict outcomes, test their knowledge, and solidify their skills in adding numbers.

Teacher's Script: Let's look at this example. Notice how we add each number step-by-step. By starting at one number and counting up by the second number, we find the total. For example, adding one and one gives us two, as shown here. Using this method, we can add any two numbers easily!

For a complete collection of math examples related to Addition click on this link: Math Examples: Adding One-Digit Numbers Collection.