📖 Adding and taking away · Class 3 · 2:22
Sweet Sweets Swindle: Adding and taking away comic video
A comic book about Adding and taking away. Follow Momo, learn the idea, and answer three questions to beat Queen Quibble.
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0:00 LearnFun Comics. Sweet Sweets Swindle. Adding and taking sweets, who’s in charge?
0:06 Sugary Street
0:08 Three jars of candies today. Counting them makes me smile!
0:12 Mmm, candies. Adding and taking, just a bit.
0:16 Queen Quibble’s adding and taking sweets! Not fair!
0:19 Adding and taking away
0:21 Count candies in jars.. Adding means more in jars.. Taking away means fewer.
0:27 Count candies in jars. Adding means more in jars.
0:31 I put two candies in, took one out. How many now?
0:34 Queen Quibble added 3 candies. Then took 2 away.
0:38 3 + 2 = 5. Check tens and ones.. 5 candies are really there.
0:44 Momo's tip
0:46 Line up tens and ones.. Check what’s really in jars.. Always count carefully.
0:51 Line up tens and ones. Check what’s really in jars.
0:55 Your turn, hero! Momo had 9 candies. Queen Quibble added 5 and took 3. How many candies does Momo have now? A: 10. B: 11. C: 12. D: 13
1:12 The answer is 11. 9 + 5 - 3 = 11.
1:16 Line up the tens and ones, Momo. Then you’ll see what’s true.
1:20 5 + 5 = 15. How many left? A: 15. B: 20. C: 25. D: 10
1:33 The answer is 10. 15 - 5 = 10.
1:36 The final battle In the jars, 18 candies + 15 - 20 = ? A: 15. B: 17. C: 23. D: 13
1:52 The answer is 13. 18 + 15 - 20 = 13.
1:57 You got me, Momo! My tricks are ruined!
1:60 Candies back in the jars, please.
2:02 Now, all 100 candies are safe. And Momo solved the case!
2:07 Remember. Count carefully. Line up tens and ones. Always check.
2:12 But what’s next on Queen Quibble’s list? A note flies out, with a crown!
2:17 Read this comic and answer the questions yourself, at learn fun dot in.
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