Question Video: Solving Addition Problems with Numbers up to 10: Adding To Mathematics • Kindergarten

There are 7 apples and 2 more apples. How many apples are there altogether? 7 + 2 = _.

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Video Transcript

There are seven apples and two more apples. How many apples are there altogether? Seven plus two equals the missing number. Tip: use bricks or counters to make a model.

First, let’s get seven counters to represent the seven apples. Here, we have seven apples and we need two more. Now, we can count how many apples there are altogether.

Let’s start at seven and count two more: seven, eight, nine. Seven and two more equals nine.

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