Jodi Kelley
This list contains resources to use when teaching Kindergarteners how to add and subtract. In order to develop good addition and subtraction skills, Kindergarteners must have strong number sense. Therefore, I have included resources that relate to number sense as well.
You will learn the name of numbers and what they look like.
You will learn to count by using fruit.
This fun video will help you count sets of up to five objects. It will also teach you the number words.
You will learn to count up to ten objects.
The song will help your counting.
Now that you have learned to count up to ten objects, you will learn how to count up to twenty objects.
Even though you now know how to recognize a number and count objects to show the amount, you still need to be able to write the number of an amount you counted. This video will help you write numbers.
This video tells you why numbers are important.
This video will talk to you about the teen numbers and will teach you about the value of each number.
This video will teach you different ways to show the same number.
This video will show you how to add or put together objects.
You will add or put together sets of animals.
You will add or put together objects.
This video will also help you add, but it will show you how your fingers can help you.
This video shows you how to use pictures to add two numbers together. Using your fingers, numbers, and pictures are strategies or ways to help us add.
This video will teach you how to subtract using numbers and pictures as a strategy or way to help solve.
This video will also teach you to subtract, but uses cookies to help you learn how.
Sometimes we are not sure when to add or subtract. This video will help us know when to add or subtract.
We will use body parts to practice adding and subtracting.
This math magician will use magic apples to show you how to add and subtract.
