This document provides examples and instructions for addition problems with numbers up to hundreds. It begins with simple addition problems adding 1 or 2 numbers with answers up to 10. It then demonstrates adding without carrying over tens and ones places for problems like 44 + 32. Finally, it shows adding hundreds, tens, and ones places for problems such as 116 + 23 and 161 + 214. It concludes by instructing the reader to complete addition practice problems in their textbook.
3. How Many Pokey Pigs?
1 + 1
In English + is called the “plus
sign”. When we read an
addition problem, we just say
plus!
In English + is called the “plus
sign”. When we read an
addition problem, we just say
plus!
4. = 2 Pokey Pigs
In English = is called the “equals sign”.
When we read a math problem, we just
say “equals”, or “is equal to”, or sometimes
just “is” !