1st Grade Add By Counting On Interactive Videos

Focus on fundamental arithmetic concepts by understanding and applying addition and subtraction using a number line. Enhance skills in solving straightforward arithmetic problems, attain a clear comprehension of basic mathematical operations, and develop effective strategies for addition and subtraction with the aid of visual tools.

Focuses on basic number operations, highlighting counting skills through the use of number lines. Aims to enhance learners' ability to recognize consecutive numbers and perform basic arithmetic operations, such as addition and subtraction, thereby strengthening their foundational understanding of mathematics.

Young learners explore single-digit addition through engaging techniques, such as examples with apples and cubes, and visual addition using a number line. Practicing these methods builds foundational skills in addition and enhances problem-solving abilities with real-world objects and visual tools.

Master foundational arithmetic skills through division and regrouping of numbers. Develop an understanding of key mathematical properties, enhance problem-solving abilities, and cultivate confidence in tackling introductory mathematical challenges.

Explore number patterns and place values, focusing on identifying and extending patterns using hundreds charts. Develop skills in pattern recognition and understand the role of place values in counting. Enhance problem-solving abilities through higher order thinking.

Students explore the fundamental concepts of identifying and counting U.S. coins by focusing on their values and practical calculations. By the end of the lesson, learners will recognize different coins, understand their worth, and apply these skills to efficiently count mixed coins.

Discover the principles and methodologies for determining the perimeter of composite figures through targeted questions and detailed examples. Achieve proficiency in calculating perimeters accurately and identifying potential mistakes in these computations.

Interactive questions are designed for students to explore time intervals through real-life scenarios. The focus is on calculating activity durations and understanding clock functions. Students gain proficiency in using analog clocks to efficiently manage and calculate time, enhancing problem-solving and time management skills.

Enhancing measurement skills involves solving word problems focused on determining lengths using rulers. Learners will develop proficiency in accurately measuring distances and identifying common measurement mistakes, fostering precision and confidence in mathematical skills.