Math Symbols and Terms
Grade 1 · Math · Flashcards
Practice important math symbols and vocabulary words used in first grade.
Flashcards
- + (Plus Sign)
- The symbol for addition — it means add or put together.
- - (Minus Sign)
- The symbol for subtraction — it means take away.
- = (Equal Sign)
- The symbol that means both sides have the same value.
- Addend
- A number that is added to another number. In 4 + 3, both 4 and 3 are addends.
- Sum
- The answer you get after adding two or more numbers together.
- Difference
- The answer you get after subtracting one number from another.
- Number Line
- A line with numbers in order, used to help count forward or backward.
- Greater Than (>)
- A symbol showing that one number is bigger than another. Example: 8 > 5.
- Less Than (<)
- A symbol showing that one number is smaller than another. Example: 3 < 7.
- Zero (0)
- The number that means none or nothing. Adding or subtracting 0 does not change a number.
- Doubles
- Adding the same number to itself. Example: 6 + 6 = 12.
- Count On
- A strategy where you start at one number and count forward to add.
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