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Have Fun with Online Addition Games
Addition is a basic operation or way to solve a math problem. It must be mastered before any understanding of the next topic can even be hoped for. Kids learn many ways to complete basic addition problems. We encourage kids to experiment with their own strategies, look for patterns, and find different ways of manipulating numbers as they add. Kids learn to count; solve addition problems; practice addition as they develop an interesting story; explore their own personal experiences at the Billing Counter and more. This helps conceptual learning of addition to continue beyond school hours. Our interactive lessons, games, stories and worksheets help to build a strong math foundation and instill a love for math.
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Addition – Basic operation of Math
Math is about a certain way of thinking and reasoning. Basic math is fundamental because almost all other math is built on it. Addition of whole numbers represents a basic operation of math. An operation is a way to solve a math problem, such as addition and subtraction. Addition is one of the simplest numerical tasks. Year after year kids revisit ‘addition’ and learn strategies that help to build a strong foundation in math. Sound knowledge of math is essential in an increasingly complex and technology-driven world so that no child is left behind.Knowledge and skills in Math
Lessons, games and worksheets are designed with the view to consolidate math concepts and experiences the kid already has before s/he joins school, and to build on this background. Concepts and ideas are arrived at from observing patterns, exploring them and then trying to define them in their own words. The language, nature of descriptions and examples, illustrations, inclusion of cartoons, stories and other interesting texts make addition especially attractive to kids in various ways. Kids learn addition in relevant and realistic contexts. They gain knowledge, understand concepts, strengthen their addition skills and improve their problem solving skills.
