Addition in 1st grade and 2nd grade doesn’t have to be boring. Yes, there are a lot of ways to teach addition but it can be accomplished successfully with the help of math addition videos that teach different concepts. We like to use these videos as an introduction to the day’s lesson. Visuals get the students ready for learning.
They cover everything from simple math adding to 20, to doubles facts, to doubles plus 1! Combine these videos with our Addition and Subtraction Color by Number for some fantastic self-paced work!
MOVE AND ADD, ADD AND MOVE ♫ (4:16)
1st Grade— A get up and move video with Jack Hartmann for simple addition- your kiddos will be up and moving while learning all about addition.
ADD – COUNT TOGETHER SONG ♫ (2:11)
1st Grade– A catchy tune with addition and colorful pictures. Animals are grouped together to show adding.
Addition- 1st Grade (2:17)
1st Grade– A catchy tune with addition and colorful pictures. Animals are grouped together to show adding.
Doubles! Doubles! (1:21)
1st & 2nd Grade- Students will love this video. They will want to rap their doubles facts over and over again. We use this in our classrooms every year and you will too! Have fun rapping to doubles facts to 10.
Doubles Addition Facts Song! Add-Math (1:56)
1st & 2nd Grade– A song that helps kids learn and memorize doubles facts up to 12 plus 12.
My Doggie Double- Adding Double Numbers 1-5 (6:21)
1st Grade– Early elementary math students to help review doubles 1-5. Can your students figure out what doggie double would eat? Great for beginners’ understanding of add-math adding doubles!
Addition Doubling Numbers Song ♫ (2:01)
1st & 2nd Grade– Adding doubles to 12 chants. Great to review over doubles during transitions, whole class instruction, morning rug time, getting backpacks together, etc. Kids will love it!
DOUBLES PLUS 1 ♫ (2:13)
1st & 2nd Grade- This video is perfect for helping students brush up on addition skills by adding doubles plus 1 with rap. Equations appear as doubles facts, then reveal the equation with doubles plus 1.
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