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KS1 Addition And Subtraction Two Activities

KS1 Addition And Subtraction Two Activities

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Addition And Subtraction: Two

Discover our nine great activities for primary Maths.

This year two math topic includes:

  1. Addition Number Facts to Twenty
    • Addition Number Facts Activity Sheet
  2. Tens and Ones
    • Addition Activity Sheet
    • Subtraction Activity Sheet
  3. Number Lines
    • Addition Number Line Activity Sheet
    • Subtraction Number Line Activity Sheet
    • Missing Numbers Activity Sheet
    • Number Cards
    • Number Line Template
  4. Number Bonds
    • Number Bonds Activity Sheet
  5. Number Frame
    • Number Frame Template
    • Addition Number Frame Activity Sheet
    • Subtraction Number Frame Activity Sheet
  6. Dice Games
    • Dice Games Activity Sheet
    • Dice Template
  7. Fact Families
    • Fact Families Activity Sheet
  8. Story Problems
    • Story Problem Cards
  9. Add And Subtract With Measurements
    • Measurement Task Cards
    • Measurement Activity Sheet

How to use these year two hands-on maths resources.

Teaching addition and subtraction to primary students can be both engaging and effective through a variety of hands-on activities. One foundational approach is using Addition Number Facts to 20, where interactive games and exercises help students memorize essential addition facts. Activities like flashcards or math mazes not only make learning fun but also reinforce mental arithmetic skills, setting a solid groundwork for future math concepts.

Another key area is understanding Tens and Ones through place value charts and manipulative's. Visual aids allow students to grasp how numbers are constructed and decomposed, which is crucial for developing a strong sense of place value. Coupled with this, introducing Number Lines as a physical tool for addition and subtraction makes abstract concepts tangible. Students can physically jump along the line, which enhances their understanding of moving forward for addition and backward for subtraction.

Incorporating Number Bonds into lessons helps illustrate the relationships between numbers, showing how pairs combine to form another number. This visual representation reinforces the connection between addition and subtraction. Additionally, using a Number Frame allows students to organize their thoughts clearly when solving problems, making it easier to see the relationships between numbers. These activities promote deeper comprehension and retention of mathematical concepts.

To further enrich the learning experience, Dice Games can be utilized to encourage quick thinking while practicing addition and subtraction in a fun way. Similarly, creating Story Problems based on real-life scenarios helps students apply their math skills in practical contexts, enhancing their problem-solving abilities. Finally, integrating measurement activities—like adding and subtracting lengths or weights—makes math relevant to everyday life, ensuring that students not only learn but also enjoy the process of mastering these essential skills.

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