These activity sheets will give your kindergarten students practice in counting items by completing pictures.

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What Does the Concept of All Together Mean in Math? Math is not as difficult as you think it is. Even though there are dozens of definitions, terminologies, operations, shapes, and theorems, it is fun and interesting to study. All you have to do is pay slight attention and concentration to what is being taught in class. The rest is a piece of cake! Consider going to a shop to just buying a notebook. But then a really good pouch caught your eye, and you bought that too. Some pencils, markers, and a few other stationery items as well. Now you're waiting in line for your turn for the payment. You obviously don't know how much you owe them. Well, you could. All you have to do is gather the prices of all items and calculate how much they cost all together in your head. When we use the word altogether in math, it means you have to add. Isn't that fun? Try it!

We start the basic concept of addition with this section. Students count by drawing and then inadvertently learn to actually add items of a group. This skill does pace well with the help of a basic number line. We highly recommend that you use the lessons first with your students. They are very helpful and engaging for the kids. These worksheets explain counting items by adding details to simple pictures and then adding them together. This is a nice way to begin basic addition.



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All Together Lesson

Draw a ball for each of the bats given below. In the above question the total of bats is 3. Now, we have to draw one ball for each bat so that the number of balls also becomes equal to the that of bats given i.e. the total balls should also become 3.

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Lesson and Practice

Draw one balloon on each string and color each balloon with a different color. First count the total strings. In the above question the total number of strings is 5 in number. Now, we have to draw only one balloon on each string such that the balloons should be equal to strings. Each balloon should have a different color.

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Worksheet

Draw one egg inside each nest.

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Practice

Draw one fish inside each pot. Count the total fish and write the number inside the box.

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Drill

Draw one star inside each circle. Color the stars red. Count the total number of stars and write the number inside the box.

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Warm Up

Students demonstrate skill in counting and adding all together. Draw one flower over each stem. Color the flowers red. Count the total number of flowers and write the number inside the box.

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