Lesson Worksheet: Counting Ascendingly to Add Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice using counting ascendingly to add one-digit numbers.
Q1:
Abeer puts 8 toys in her bucket. Then, she adds 2 more. How many does she have now?
Q2:
Complete the missing values in the figure below from the left to the right.
- A5, 6, 8
- B6, 7, 9
- C6, 7, 8
Q3:
I have a strange set of dominos. The dots on one side are hidden by a sticker. The sticker tells you how many dots are hiding under it.
What is the total number of dots on this domino?
Q4:
On Monday, Samar reads 6 chapters of her new book.
On Tuesday, Samar reads another 4 chapters.
How many chapters does Samar read altogether?
Q5:
Adel is counting airplanes at the airport.
He sees 4 airplanes and then another 5 airplanes.
By counting on, how many airplanes does Adel count in total?
Q6:
Maryam has 3 cubes.
If Maryam wants to add these 2 cubes by counting on, how many cubes in all will she have?
Q7:
In a spelling test, Omar spelled 4 words correctly.
He got 4 spellings wrong.
How many words were in the test altogether?
Q8:
Ali is 4 years old. He counts on his fingers to find how old he will be 3 years later.
How old will Ali be after 3 years?
Q9:
To find 5 plus 4, we can start at 5 and count on 4.
Finish counting forward to find the answer to 5 plus 4.
Q10:
Mona wants to find the answer to by starting with the number 5 and counting on 3 more.
She counts the numbers 5, 6, 7 and says, “The answer is 7.”
What mistake does Mona make?
- AShe counts in the wrong direction.
- BShe includes the number 5 when counting on 3.
- CShe subtracts 3 from 5 instead of adding 5 to it.
- DShe counts on too many numbers.
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