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  • The child learned the concept of addition by counting objects and combining them.
  • They learned to identify numbers and symbols used in addition equations.
  • The child practiced adding single-digit numbers together.
  • They learned the concept of "plus" and "equals" in addition equations.
  • The child learned to use their fingers or objects to physically represent addition.
  • They learned to solve simple addition problems mentally.
  • The child practiced writing addition equations using numbers and symbols.
  • They learned to recognize patterns in addition equations.
  • The child gained confidence in their ability to perform addition.

For continued development, encourage the child to:

- Practice addition using different objects or materials, such as buttons, blocks, or toys.

- Play addition games or use online resources that provide interactive addition practice.

- Create their own addition problems and solve them using drawings or manipulatives.

- Explore real-life situations where addition is used, such as counting money or sharing objects equally.

- Introduce the concept of carrying over when adding two-digit numbers.

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