2 + 3 = ?
Addition Garden
Bring numbers together. Count the groups, hop forward, or build a ten along the way.
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2 + 3 = ?
Bring numbers together. Count the groups, hop forward, or build a ten along the way.
Visual hints · Pick or type an answer
5 − 3 = ?
Take a little away and see what stays. Move counters, count back, or find the gap between numbers.
Hands-on hints · Answers stay zero or above
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