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Composing and Decomposing Numbers — Transcript

by TeacherBeeLovesEnglish · 676 words · 145 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:02good day great one today we're going to
  2. 0:04have a lesson that will surely be very
  3. 0:07interesting for you and the title of our
  4. 0:10lesson is
  5. 0:11composing and decomposing numbers
  6. 0:15now
  7. 0:17let us find out what is composing
  8. 0:20numbers
  9. 0:21composing numbers is the process of
  10. 0:24putting two numbers together
  11. 0:26to make
  12. 0:28a larger number
  13. 0:30now how about decomposing numbers
  14. 0:34decomposing numbers is the process of
  15. 0:37breaking down numbers
  16. 0:39into their
  17. 0:40sub parts
  18. 0:43now
  19. 0:44this is an example of composing numbers
  20. 0:48jerry has two bags to give to some
  21. 0:51children in their community
  22. 0:54while john has three
  23. 0:56how many bags will they give in all
  24. 0:59now these are the two bags of jerry
  25. 1:02and the three bags of john
  26. 1:05and when we are going to combine them
  27. 1:08we will make five bags
  28. 1:11so
  29. 1:12when we combine two
  30. 1:14and three together
  31. 1:17we can compose the number five
  32. 1:22another example
  33. 1:24we have here the numbers one and four
  34. 1:27now one is a part and four is a part so
  35. 1:30what do you think will be the whole
  36. 1:33very good five is the whole so one and
  37. 1:37four together we will make five
  38. 1:42another example
  39. 1:44meg has three red pencils and four
  40. 1:47yellow pencils
  41. 1:49how many pencils does she have in all
  42. 1:52so these are the three red pencils
  43. 1:55and the four yellow pencils
  44. 1:58and when we combine them
  45. 2:00we will make seven pencils so
  46. 2:04three
  47. 2:05and four together
  48. 2:07we can compose the number seven
  49. 2:10there you go
  50. 2:11so another example
  51. 2:13we have here the numbers one and six
  52. 2:16now if we combine them
  53. 2:19we will make the number seven so one and
  54. 2:23six are parts
  55. 2:24of the number seven
  56. 2:28this time let's have examples of
  57. 2:31decomposing numbers
  58. 2:34mr cruz bought eight donuts for his
  59. 2:37neighbors mr tan and mr dal
  60. 2:40he wanted to give equal number of donuts
  61. 2:42for each of them
  62. 2:44how many donuts will mr cruz give to his
  63. 2:47neighbors so
  64. 2:49these are the eight donuts
  65. 2:51from mr cruz and
  66. 2:54of course
  67. 2:56he would give
  68. 2:57four
  69. 2:59to mr tan
  70. 3:02and
  71. 3:03another four
  72. 3:05to mr dal so as you can see
  73. 3:08eight
  74. 3:09is a whole and then
  75. 3:11the parts of eight are four
  76. 3:14and four
  77. 3:15there you go
  78. 3:16so when we broke down eight into parts
  79. 3:19we have four
  80. 3:21and four
  81. 3:24another example
  82. 3:25eight
  83. 3:27is the whole number
  84. 3:28and three is a part of it
  85. 3:31now what do you think is the other part
  86. 3:35very good it's the number five so eight
  87. 3:39when we break it into parts
  88. 3:42we will have three
  89. 3:44and we will have five
  90. 3:48another example
  91. 3:50mark had
  92. 3:52nine matchbox cars
  93. 3:55he was going to put the red match boxes
  94. 3:58in the big box while the green ones
  95. 4:01would be in the small box
  96. 4:03how would he arrange them
  97. 4:06so again these are the nine matchbox
  98. 4:09cars
  99. 4:10and
  100. 4:13he would put the red matchboxes in the
  101. 4:16big box
  102. 4:17and the green ones would be in the small
  103. 4:19box
  104. 4:20so how would he arrange them
  105. 4:23so again these are the nine
  106. 4:26matchbox and
  107. 4:30he would put
  108. 4:32the red matchbox
  109. 4:34cars
  110. 4:35in the big box so how many red
  111. 4:39matchbox cars did he have
  112. 4:43very good
  113. 4:45five
  114. 4:46and
  115. 4:48he would put
  116. 4:49the green
  117. 4:51matchbox cars into the smaller box so
  118. 4:54how many
  119. 4:56green
  120. 4:57matchbox cars did he have
  121. 5:00very good
  122. 5:02four so as you can see when we broke
  123. 5:05down
  124. 5:06nine into parts
  125. 5:08we have five as a part
  126. 5:10and we also have four as a part
  127. 5:13there you go
  128. 5:15so another example
  129. 5:17nine
  130. 5:18is the number here and seven is a part
  131. 5:22so what do you think is the other part
  132. 5:25very good it's the number two so when we
  133. 5:29broke down nine into parts
  134. 5:32we have here seven and we have here two
  135. 5:36very good my dear great one
  136. 5:39now remember
  137. 5:40composing numbers is the process of
  138. 5:43putting two numbers together to make a
  139. 5:46larger number
  140. 5:47and decomposing numbers is the process
  141. 5:50of breaking down numbers into their
  142. 5:53subparts
  143. 5:55good job my dear great one now you
  144. 5:57already know how to compose and
  145. 6:00decompose numbers

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