Topic: One More, One Less
Introduction
This week, we will learn about finding 'one more' and 'one less' than a number up to 5. This is an important step in understanding number relationships.
Tasks
Use objects to add one more or take one away. Sing songs like "Five Little Ducks".
📊 One More, One Less
'One more' means adding one. 'One less' means taking one away.
- One more than 3 is 4.
- One less than 3 is 2.
📝 Practice Exercises
- What is one more than 3? (4)
- What is one less than 5? (4)
- If you have 2 sweets and get one more, how many do you have? (3)
- There are 4 birds on a branch. One flies away. How many are left? (3)
- Use blocks to show one more than 2.
Use a number line to help you see one more and one less.
'More' means the number gets bigger. 'Less' means the number gets smaller.
Play games where you add or remove one object from a group.
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