Subtraction and Addition

Description

About the Book:

addition
Once your child has grasped the basic concept of ‘adding one more’ and is
familiar and confident with ordering numbers up to 20, he or she is ready to
attempt some more complex operations using addition. It is essential that your child fully comprehends the process of addition before he or she can go on to more complex mathematical functions, such as subtraction and multiplication.  his pad supports the National Curriculum guidance for numeracy taught in all primary schools, and will further your child’s grasp of simple mathematical vocabulary and functions. All of this is done in a fun way, with plenty of visual problems to solve as well as drawing and colouring opportunities. Your child can enjoy the activities without even realising that he or she is learning! Answers can be found on page 32, and don’t forget to reward effort with stickers.

subtraction
The process of ‘taking away’ is usually introduced once a child has begun to
master the concept of ‘adding more’. If you feel that your child is ready for the next step, then this pad will help you to support your child in understanding the vocabulary and functions that mathematical operation. This pad supports
the National Curriculum guidance for numeracy taught in all primary schools, and
will help to develop your child’s number and problem-solving skills.