Math - No Problem! - Math No Problem! Kindergarten Ages 5-6 Collection of 6 Workbooks

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Contents P age Counting to 10 Counting Things Reading and Writing to 10 Comparing and Ordering Numbers Number Bonds Adding with Number Bonds Adding by Counting On Addition St ories Subtracting by Cr ossing Out Subtracting by Using N umber Bonds Subtracting by Counting Ba ck Subtraction St ories Review and Challenge Answers Elliott A mira C harles L ulu H olly R avi Jacob Emma Sam H an nah Ruby Oak

Lesson Starter Example I can count to 10. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Can you help Emma by writing the missing numbers? I can use the numbers on the board. Write the missing numbers. 1, 2, 3, , 5, 6, , 8, 9, 10 Counting to

Practice , , 5 , , , 7 , 9, Can you count backward? 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Count and ll in th e blank s.

Lesson Example I can shade in the ten frame to help me count. Starter Counting Things How many carrots i s Hannah washi ng? Hannah i s wash ing 3 c arrots.

Practice C u p ca k e s C up c ake s one two three four ve six eight nine ten seven Count and shade the nu mbers in the .

Starter Lesson I can shade in the ten frame to help me count. I can use my pencil to trace the number and the word. Example Reading a nd Writing to 10 How many tedd y bears are there ? There ar e 5 tedd y bears . five

Practice one Count and shade. T r ace the numbe rs. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f ) (g) (h) (i) (j) two three four five six seven eight nine ten

Tra ce and m atch.

Tra ce and m atch. one four nine ten six three seven five eight two

Starter There are more apples than children. Lesson Example Are there enough bananas and apples for everyone? I can line them up to check. I can use cubes to check. There are fewer bananas than children. Comparing and Ordering Numbers 4 bananas 5 childr en 7 apples

1 I can use a number line to help me as well. Which number is the greatest? Which number is the least? 8 is greater than 3. 8 is greater than 6. 8 is the greatest number. 3 is less than 8. 3 is less than 6. 3 is the smallest number. There a re 4 . Ther e are 5 . 4 is les s than There ar e not e nough for e ach . There a re 7 . Ther e are 5 . 7 is gre ater than 5. There ar e enoug h for e ach .