Starter quiz
- Which story is this picture representing?
- First, there were 7 children. Then, 2 more arrived. Now there are 9 children. ✓
- First there were 9 children. Then, 2 children left. Now, there are 7 children.
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- Which equation matches this number line?
- 3 + 4 = 7 ✓
- 7 - 4 = 3
- 3 + 7 = 10
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- Which 'First, then, now' story is represented by this bar model?
- First, Aisha had 6 pounds. Then, she spent 3 pounds. Now, she has 9 pounds.
- First, Aisha had 9 pounds. Then, she spent 3 pounds. Now, she has 6 pounds. ✓
- First, Aisha had 6 pounds. Then, she spent 9 pounds. Now, she has 3 pounds.
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- What equation is shown on this number line?
- 5 + 4 = 9
- 9 - 5 = 4
- 9 - 4 = 5 ✓
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- Alex is collecting leaves. First, he picks up 5 leaves. Then, he picks up 4 more leaves. Now, he has ______ leaves.
- '9' ✓
- Aisha was collecting conkers. First, she had 10 conkers in a bag. Then, 7 fell out of the bag. Now, there are ______ conkers in the bag.
- '3' ✓
Exit quiz
- Does this story show addition or subtraction?
- Addition
- Subtraction ✓
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- What has been added in this story? First, there was 1 pencil in the pot. Then, I put 6 pencils into the pot. Now, there are 7 pencils in the pot.
- 6 pencils ✓
- 1 pencil
- 7 pencils
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- Which equation matches this subtraction story?
- 5 + 3 = 2
- 5 - 2 = 3
- 5 - 3 = 2 ✓
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- Write the equation for this story. First, there were 4 teddies on the mat. Then, 6 more teddies were placed on the mat. Now, there are 10 teddies on the mat.
- '4 + 6 = 10' ✓
- Which equation would match this picture?
- 4 + 2 = 6
- 4 - 2 = 2 ✓
- 2 + 2 = 4
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- Which keyword is missing from this statement? When you add to a group of objects, the amount of objects ______.
- decreases
- increases ✓
- remains the same
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- If starting with and adding/subtracting the same amount, the number at the end of the story will be the same.
- When more are added, the number at the start increases.
- The more that are added, the greater the number at the end of the story will be.
- When some are subtracted, the number at the start decreases.
- The more that are subtracted, the smaller the amount at the end will be.
Common misconception
Some children may not relate the size of the number added/subtracted to the number at the end of the story.
Encourage children to predict how the number at the end of the story will change when the number added/subtracted is increased or decreased.
Keywords
Add - To find the total, or sum, by combining two or more parts (addends), or to increase an amount by adding another.
Increase - To make something greater/larger in size or quantity.
Subtract - To partition one part from another (the subtrahend from the difference), or to decrease an amount by taking an amount away.
Decrease - To make something smaller in size or quantity.
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