Equal Groups & Addition Worksheets

Printable “Equal Groups” worksheets:
Learning Equal Groups
Equal Groups & Repeated Addition
Arrays & Equal Groups

Equal Groups & Repeated Addition Worksheets

Equal groups and repeated addition are closely related concepts in mathematics. Understanding this relationship is fundamental for students to grasp the connection between grouping items into equal sets and using repeated addition to find the total. Here’s how equal groups and repeated addition are related:

Equal groups involve dividing a collection of items into groups of the same size.

We can find the total by representing equal groups as repeated addition.
Example: To find the total number of items in 4 groups of 2, you can use repeated addition:
2+2+2+2 = 8.

You can convert from equal groups to repeated addition and vice versa. Both representations capture the idea of combining items in a specific way. Understanding the relationship between equal groups and repeated addition is foundational for mastering multiplication.

Have a look at this video if you need to learn how to relate equal groups and repeated addition.

• Equal Groups & Repeated Addition

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