Counting On Missing Addend Worksheets

Printable Addition Strategy Worksheets for 1st Grade:
Add by Counting On
Counting On with Missing Addend
Adding Doubles (eg. 3 + 3)
Add using Addition Facts

Make 10 strategy, addend is 9 (eg. 9 + 6)
Make 10 strategy, addend is 8 (eg. 8 + 5)
Make 10 strategy, addend is 7,8,9

Counting-On Missing Addend Worksheets

How to use the Counting On Strategy to find Missing Addend?

Counting-on can also be applied to find a missing addend in an addition problem.

1. Understand the Concept:
   Explain to students that counting-on can be used to find a missing addend by starting with one of the numbers and counting forward to the sum.
2. Identify the Known Addend and Sum:
   Given an addition problem with a missing addend, identify the known addend and the sum. For example, in
   6 + __ = 9, 6 is the known addend, and 9 is the sum.
3. Start with the Known Addend:
   Start counting on from the known addend. In the example, start with 6.
4. Count On to the Sum:
   Continue counting forward until you reach the sum. In the example, count on from 6: 7, 8, 9. So, the missing addend is 3.

Using counting on to find a missing addend is a practical application of this mental math strategy. It reinforces number sense and helps students develop a deeper understanding of addition concepts. Regular practice with such problems will strengthen their ability to use counting on efficiently.

• How to use the Counting On Strategy to find Missing Addend

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Count on to add.

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Counting On Missing Addend Worksheet #1
Counting On Missing Addend Worksheet #2

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Counting-On to find missing Addend Lesson
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Mixed Single Digit Addition
Missing Addend (sums < 10) (eg. __ + 5 = 7)
Missing Addend Word Problems (eg. 8 + __ = 17)

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