Touch Math Concepts for Young Learners

The video tutorial introduces touch math, a hands-on approach for young learners to understand counting and addition. It explains how dots are used on numbers to represent their value, aiding in counting and addition. The tutorial covers basic and advanced addition techniques using touch math, emphasizing starting with the smaller number and counting on. The video concludes with a review of the concepts covered.

What is the primary target audience for Touch Math?

• High school students

• Adults learning basic math

• Preschool children

• College students

How are numbers 1-9 represented in Touch Math?

• With lines

• With dots

• With stars

• With squares

How many dots are used to represent the number 5 in Touch Math?

• 5

• 6

• 4

• 3

What is unique about the representation of larger numbers in Touch Math?

• They use different colors

• They use stars

• They use inner and outer dots

• They use triangles

How do you count the number 6 using Touch Math?

• Count to 6 using stars

• Count to 7 and subtract 1

• Count to 6 using inner and outer dots

• Count to 5 and stop

In Touch Math, how is the number 7 represented differently from 6?

• It uses a different color

• It lacks an outer circle on one dot

• It has an extra dot

• It has no dots

What is the first step in solving 4 + 3 using Touch Math?

• Draw 7 dots on 7

• Draw 3 dots on 3

• Draw 4 dots on 4

• Draw 5 dots on 5

How do you find the sum of 4 + 3 using Touch Math?

• Subtract the dots

• Multiply the dots

• Divide the dots

• Count all dots together

When adding two numbers, where should you place the dots in Touch Math?

• On both numbers

• On neither number

• On the smaller number

• On the larger number

What is the benefit of starting with the larger number in Touch Math addition?

• It makes subtraction easier

• It simplifies multiplication

• It reduces the number of counts needed

• It helps with division