Counting on strategy first grade

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Discover math ideas and freebies in this post about helping your kindergarten, first, and second grade students move from counting all to counting on/ up when adding!

Counting anchor chart for kindergarten

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…

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Are you wondering when or how to transition your students from counting all the numbers to counting on or up from the first or greater number when adding? Counting on is typically one of the first