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Addition and Subtraction Related to Counting

 Addition and subtraction are the two most basic operations in counting. In simple terms, it is just like moving forward and backward on a numbers line. 

The process of addition related to counting means the value is going forward on a number line.

The process of subtraction means the value is going back on a number line.

Teaching addition and subtraction related to counting is simply putting it on a number line and showing a student how to go forward or back on a number line. 

This process can also be taught by counting up or down if the number is small enough.

For example, addition for 3+2=  ___. Start with 3 and count up 2.  I like to teach my students to 'pound' on 3 and then count up two. 

For more information, you might check out this fun game that will help you teach your students or child this concept in a fun and engaging game!


Addition and Subtraction Related to Counting









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