Counting on addition

A critical math skill for first graders to learn is the ability to count on. My sweet friend Deb over on Oh My Little Classity Class had a fun Scoot game this summer. You can check it out on her blog by clicking HERE. She has tons of cute games! Deb was my inspiration for my newest packet. It's called "Counting On with Finger FUN!" There are 64 different counting on flashcards with 4 fun games/activities to do with the cards. There are 3 practice sheets as well. You can check it out over at…

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Many kids do not realize that counting can start at any number; it doesn’t always have to start at one (1). Once kids can count and begin to recognize the dice dot patterns and the finger patterns on hands without needing to count, counting on with these is a great skill to try. That’s exactly where ... Read More about Counting On Activities and Printables

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Hello Everyone! This coming week we will add to our addition strategy tool box by learning about "counting on." My friend and teammate, Mary has such great ideas for teaching different strategies and this little unit was inspired by her! Thanks, Mary! When adding two numbers together, we will put the larger number in our pocket and count on. The number in your pocket doesn't change. Say that number and count on with the smaller number. This little unit includes some whole group and math tub…

The Counting On strategy is a method kids use to add numbers. See what it looks like and discover activities that help reinforce this addition strategy.