Learn the basics of addition and subtraction visually using real, countable objects.
Place 10 small items (buttons or pebbles) in front of the child, ask them to add 3 and 4, then subtract 2 from the result, and write out the full problem on paper.
Addition means combining two groups of things together to find the total, while subtraction means removing part of a group to find what remains.
The best way to teach a child these concepts is using real objects they can touch and count, like blocks, beans, or fingers, before moving on to abstract numbers on paper.
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