Before beginning this worksheet, you can first remind your kids that adding different sets of numbers can give you the same total. Give them simple examples, like 2+3 =5, and also 4+1 =5. Now, test your children’s understanding by asking them to give you some more examples. Then, you can work through this exercise. Help them count the objects, and then trace a line to the missing number that makes the total 15.
In this worksheet, your students will get to practice their addition and counting skills. It is important that they get this aspect of mathematics right. If your students still need some help in this area, you should not hesitate to put them through this exercise. In the picture, there are 6 different equations. Look at each one with your kindergartners, count the boxes, and put a check above the group of boxes that makes 15.
In order to help the planet, we have to recycle some objects. When we finish using some things like plastic, we don’t have to throw them into the waste bin, causing more trash in the Earth. Rather, we can recycle these materials and make new things. In this worksheet, your students will have to count the 2 groups of recyclables below each triangle. Then, help them draw a line between the two numbers that make 15.
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