ADDITION WORKING CHARTS – 6 CHARTS

ADDITION WORKING CHARTS – 6 CHARTSTraining: This activity allows the child to practice memorization of addition facts. Addition Charts 3 to 6 Materials Charts 3, 4, 5, and 6 (the blind chart) A basket of folded slips on which the addition combinations are written. E. g. 1 + 1 = all the way to 9 + 9 = A box of loose tablets containing the results of all the addition Presentation 1 Addition Chart 3 Introduce the Addition Chart 3 to the child. Show the child the blue numbers on the

Introduce the second set of cards with the thick outline of the shape

Begin as above in Static Subtraction

This is done in a similar manner as in the above presentation

carefully pick up the largest cube and place it near the front left corner of the mat (closest to the child)

and relationships

Have him place two seven-bars horizontally to the right of the first seven-bar

Unpinch your left two fingers and then your right

- Show the child the part of your wrist you will be using to feel the temperature of the tablet

you will put in a pile in front of you to the left (point to the spot)

The child’s own knowledge

pencil holders

encourage the child to take a sip of water