Read the number sentence & solve this problem.
5
What number is this? How many more to 10?
EXTRA POINTS: Using those numbers, can you write or say the number sentence?
9 and 1 more to make 10.
EXTRA POINTS: Number sentence: 9+1=10
Read the number sentence & solve this problem.
5+3=8
At the pet store, I see 6 cats and 4 dogs. How many total animals?
Extra Points: Using these numbers, can you write or say the number sentence?
10; 6+4=10
What number is bigger? 7 or 5? Extra points: Write a number sentence and solve on a number line.
7; 7+5=12
Read & solve the number sentence. Use your visuals/manipulatives at home (if student does not have these, teacher will show on whiteboard)
4+1=5
What number is this? Can you write the numerical number and spell the word?
2; two
What number is this?
Extra points: How many tens are in the tens place? How many ones in the ones place?
18; 1 ten, 8 ones
Read & solve the number sentence. (Remember the rule of zero: when you add zero, the number stays the same.)
8
Mrs. White has 6 yellow balloons. Mrs. Brittany has 2 red balloons. Who has the most balloons?
Extra Points: How many balloons all together? Can you write or say the number sentence?
Mrs. White has the most. 8 balloons; 6+2=8
Read & solve the number sentence. (Remember the rule of zero: when you add zero, the number stays the same.)
10
What number is shown? Build the number using place value blocks.
Extra Points: How many are in the TENS place? ONES place?
14; 1 ten, 4 ones.
What number is this? How many more to 10? EXTRA POINTS: Using those numbers, can you write or say the number sentence?
3. 7 more to make 10. 3+7=10
After Trick-or-treating, I count my candy. I have 3 lollipops and 4 chocolate bars. How much candy all together? Extra Points: Using these numbers, can you write or say the number sentence?
7; 3+4=7
What number is this? Can you write the numerical number and spell the word?
18
