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Draw a line, then write numbers along the line from 0-15. Circle the first number you want to add. Start at that number. Then, count down your number line, moving the same number of spaces as the second number you're adding. You'll land on your answer. Let's say you want to add 4+5. Circle 4 on your number line, then count 5 spaces down the line. You will land on 9, which is your answer. Use your number line to add these numbers: 5+3 1+7 6+2 4+4 Start with a basic math problem, such as 4+6. Create two piles of beans to represent your problem, including one group of 4 beans and one group of 6 beans. Next, you can combine your two sets of beans to get the answer to your addition problem. Count your beans to see that you now have a total of 10 beans. If you don't have beans, you can use any small item that fits in your hand to practice addition! For example, you can use blocks, candies, coins, or legos. Use your beans to add these numbers: 5+3 2+7 3+9 4+1 If you were adding 7+4, you'd draw one group of 7 oranges and one group of 4 oranges. Then, count all of the oranges to see how many you have when you add them together, which is 11 oranges. This is your answer. You can draw any object to represent your numbers, but it's best to choose something easy. As another option, you can use stickers! Use drawing to add these numbers: 1+7 2+5 8+6 4+3
Use a number line if you're just learning to add. Add using beans to get more practice. Draw oranges for each number to help you see how adding works.