Addition word problems - sums up to 5

Learning Objectives Listen to a short story problem. Identify the two groups of objects in a story. Use pictures or fingers to represent the numbers. Count all the objects together to find the sum. Say the answer to an addition word problem up to 5. Understand that 'and' or 'more' means to add. Let's be story detectives! 🕵️‍♀️ Can we solve number puzzles together? We will listen to fun stories about toys and animals. We will learn to put groups together. This helps us find out 'how many in all'. Real-World Applications Sharing snacks with a friend 🍎🍎 Counting your toys 🧸🚗 Putting away crayons 🖍️ Seeing how many pets are playing 🐶🐱

TermDefinitionExample Add (+)To put things together.We add 2 blocks and 1 block. Word ProblemA math story with a question.You have 1 red car. You get 2 blue cars. How many cars in all? SumThe answer when you add. It's the total!In 2 + 1 = 3, the sum is 3. Equals (=)Means 'is the same as'.Two cats and one cat equals three cats. 🐱🐱 + 🐱 = 🐱🐱🐱 In All / AltogetherA clue word that tells us to add everything up.'How many cookies in all?' means we need to add.

Putting Parts Together Part + Part = Whole We take one group (a part) and add another group (a part) to find the total (the whole). Counting On Start with the bigger number and count up. For 3 + 2, start at 3. Then count two more: four, five! The answer is 5.