Picture Addition

We add to put things together.

When we count one forward from a number we get one more than that number. One more than number 3 is number 4. Counting forward means addition. The answer we get after adding numbers is called the sum.

$1st Grade Addition Number Line$

Addition: Counting Together

Look at the picture.

How many children are standing near the board?

Oh! Yes 3 children are standing near the board.

$Addition Picture$

How many more children have joined the previous group?

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$Picture Addition Counting Together$

Counting together, what number do you get?

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$Picture Addition Counting Together Math$

Thus, we can say 3 and 2 together make 5.

We write 3 + 2 = 5.

We read it as 'Three plus Two is equal to Five'.

+ stands for plus and = stands for equal to.

Plus means counting together.

We can add within 10, using different techniques.

We may add by using our own fingers.

Count together and write the sum.

$Picture Addition$

Drawing Pictures for Picture Addition:

(i) Amy has 2 cookies. She got 1 more cookie. How many cookies does she have altogether?

$Add 2 and 1$

Similarly,

$Picture Addition Drawing$

Picture Addition Using Small Objects:

Count the number of toys in Frame A and Frame B together and write the sum.

$Picture Addition Using Small Objects$

Number of toys in Frame A = 6

Number of toys in Frame B = 3

Counting together, we get 6 + 3 = 9

Picture Addition: Counting Together:

Count them together to find the answer.

$Picture Addition$

1. Find one more than the given number.

$One More than 4 is 5$

One more than 4 is _____

$One More than 5 is 6$

One more than 5 is _____

$One More than 6 is 7$

One more than 6 is _____

$One More than 7 is 8$

One more than 7 is _____

2. Count and write. How many in all? One has been done for you.

$3 and 2 More Make 5$

3 and 2 More Make 5

$4 and 3 More Make 7$

_____ and _____ More Make _____

$6 and 3 More Make 9$

_____ and _____ More Make _____

3. Add and write the number in the blanks. One has been done for you.

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Picture Addition Using Addition Symbol:

Sign for Addition:

$Picture Addition$	and	$Picture Addition$	more make	$Picture Addition$
We say 5	and	3	more is equal to	8

We use + sign to say plus. We use = sign in place of equal to

$Picture Addition Using Addition Symbol$

When we count the objects in two collections together, we say we are adding them.

We use the sign + to show that we are adding.

+ is the sign for adding. We call it plus.

You know that = means is equal to.

$Addition Using Addition Symbol$

We see that 3 and 2 are 5.

We say 3 plus 2 is equal to 5.

We write 3 + 2 = 5

4. Complete these. Use + and =.

(i)

$Complete the Picture Addition$

(ii)

$Complete the Picture Addition Math$

How much is 4 and 1?

$1st Grade Addition$	+	$1st Grade Addition$	=	$1st Grade Addition$
4	+	1	=	_____

5. Complete the following.

$Add 1st Grade$

___ + ___ = ___

$Addition First Grade$

___ + ___ = ___

$Addition First Grade Math$

___ + ___ = ___

6. Draw and complete the addition.

$Addition First Grade math$

$Addition First Grade Math$

7. Count, write and find the answer. One has been done for you.

(i)

$Picture Addition$

(ii)

$Picture Addition$

(iii)

$Picture Addition$

(iv)

$Picture Addition$

(v)

$Picture Addition$

(vi)

$Picture Addition$

(vii)

$Picture Addition$

8. Add and write in the blanks.

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Addition Facts:

I. Two numbers can be added in any order.

$Addition Facts$

5 + 2 is same as 2 + 5

$Addition Fact$

9. Write the addition facts.

(i) _____ + 4 = 7 + 2

(ii) 1 + 6 = 6 + _____

(iii) _____ + 4 = 2 + 4

(iv) 2 + 3 = 3 + _____

(v) _____ + 1 = 1 + 6

(vi) 5 + 4 = 4 + _____

(vii) _____ + 2 = 2 + 5

(viii) 3 + 6 = 6 + _____

II. Adding Three Numbers:

To add three numbers we first find the sum of two numbers and add to the third number.

$Adding Three Numbers$

Find the sum.

(i)

$Adding Three Numbers$

(ii)

$Adding Three Numbers$

(iii)

$Adding Three Numbers$

(iv)

$Adding Three Numbers$

III. Adding Zero

(a) David has 7 balloons, John does not have balloon. How many balloons both have?

$Adding Zero$

(b) Marie has 5 pencils, she does not buy any more pencil from the shop.

How many pencils does she have?

$Adding Zero$

When 0 is added to a number, the number remains the same.

10. Add and write answer in the box. One has been done for you.

5 + 0 = 5

0 + 3 = _____

8 + 0 = _____

3 + 0 = _____

7 + 0 = _____

1 + 0 = _____

0 + 9 = _____

0 + 2 = _____

0 + 6 = _____

0 + 3 = _____

0 + 0 = _____

6 + 0 = _____

11. Word Problems on Picture Addition. One has been done for you.

(i) Joe had 4 doughnuts. His father gave him 3 more doughnuts. How many doughnuts Joe has in all?