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    • Find One or Two More
      Count All To Add
      Find One or Two More

      Have your own math-themed party by learning how to find one or two more.

      Pre-K K PK.OA.1
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    • Addition Symbol
      Count All To Add
      Addition Symbol

      Help your child take flight by learning about the addition symbol.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Find the Total
      Count All To Add
      Find the Total

      Use your addition skills to find the total.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Identify the Total
      Count All To Add
      Identify the Total

      Kids must identify the total to practice addition.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Count All to Add Numbers up to 5
      Count All To Add
      Count All to Add Numbers up to 5

      Ask your little one to count all to add numbers up to 5.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Identify One More within 10
      Count All To Add
      Identify One More within 10

      Ask your little one to identify one more within 10 to play this game.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Count to Tell One More
      Count All To Add
      Count to Tell One More

      Take a look at how to count to tell 'one more' with this addition game.

      Pre-K K K.OA.1
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    • Find the Sum
      Count All To Add
      Find the Sum

      Kids must find the sum to practice addition.

      K 1 K.OA.1
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    • Count Objects to Add
      Count All To Add
      Count Objects to Add

      Use your skills to count objects to add and make math learning easy.

      K K.OA.1
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    The Very First Concept in Maths

    As your tiny tots move ahead in their journey with numbers, the first mathematical operation they learn is to add numbers. Addition might be considered as the simplest of all the operations. However, it forms the base for the complex concepts that kids would learn in the subsequent grade levels. It is vital that kids get the fundamental concepts stronger so that they can build on them as they progress to concepts of increased difficulty levels. 

    Add to Your Kids’ Joy of Learning

    In kindergarten, children are exposed to numbers within 10. They begin with counting numbers and are really fascinated about counting. As they get introduced to addition, helping the kids with simple addition strategies will encourage them and boost their confidence. One such addition strategy is to count all to add. 

    Count all strategy to add is a simple way to add smaller numbers. Here, two sets of manipulatives are given to the kids. They are encouraged to count each set of manipulatives separately and then count all the manipulatives together to find the sum. Help them learn the concept practically. 

    You can provide them with items they are fond of – say toffees or fruits and ask them to find the sum of the manipulatives by counting them all. 

    The Math-e-magic Advantage

    Apart from practical learning, online educational games are one of the best ways to make learning fun and interesting. The interactive math games help them practice the concepts, at the same time make it enjoyable and ignite their interest in learning further. SpashLearn comes with a wide range of educational interactive games such as the count all to add games for your budding genius. Let your kids enjoy the math magic with SplashLearn!

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