Adding Two Count the Pictures Worksheet
This adding two count the pictures worksheet helps 1st grade students count rows of pictures, write each addition equation, and count on to 20, with an answer key included for easy checking.
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Description
Adding two is one of the first counting-on facts that first graders learn, and this adding two count the pictures worksheet makes it concrete. Children count a row of pictures, notice the two extra pictures set apart at the end, and turn what they see into a complete addition equation. Seeing the group of two sitting apart helps students understand that adding two means counting on two more from the number they already have.
The worksheet has two parts. In Part A, students count three rows of colorful tomatoes, donuts, and peaches. Each row shows a larger group and then two more, and children write the first number, the two, and the total in three boxes to build the equation. In Part B, students move beyond the pictures and add two to teen numbers such as 13 and 18, counting on in their heads to reach sums up to 20. Use the sheet as guided practice, an independent math center, or a quick homework review.
What’s Included
- A one-page adding two worksheet with seven problems
- Three picture rows where students count and write the full equation
- Four counting-on problems with sums up to 20
- A complete answer key on the second page
Why It Helps Kids
First, the pictures give every child a way to check the total by counting, so no student is left guessing. Second, writing all three numbers of the equation connects the picture to the math symbols. Third, the teen-number problems build the counting-on strategy that first graders need for fluent addition within 20.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, line up real objects and add two more while your child counts on aloud. After the sheet, ask students to draw their own row of pictures plus two and write the matching equation. This first grade addition worksheet also pairs well with a number line, so children can hop two spaces forward and see the same sum. Keep the adding two count the pictures worksheet in a folder for review before a math test.
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