Math Example--Arithmetic--Getting to 10--Example 8

Topic

Arithmetic

Description

Eight squares are shaded. Shade in more squares to match the height of the orange bar. Write the sum. Shade in the remaining 2 squares. The sum of the shaded regions is 8 + 2 = 10. The answer is 10.

The topic of Arithmetic involves understanding how numbers combine to reach specific sums. In this case, the examples focus on finding different ways to add numbers to reach 10, which is a fundamental concept in arithmetic. These examples help students build a strong foundation in addition and number relationships.

Seeing multiple worked-out examples allows students to identify patterns, reinforce concepts, and gain confidence. Through repetition and variation, students can better grasp the underlying principles and strategies for solving problems.

Teacher’s Script: Let's look at this example. Here, eight squares are shaded. shade in more squares to match the height of the orange bar. write the sum. This shows us that by adding the shaded and unshaded squares, we can find the total number 10. Try shading in the squares yourself to verify the result!

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