我在教G2的学生什么是加法，请用我上传的图片生成一个视频。讲清楚：加法是什么？怎么来的？为什么是这样的？用英文输出。---**Title:** What is Addition?
**Logo Text:** jade class
**Heading:** Two Types of Addition Stories
**Story 1:** James has 4 apples. Susan has 3 apples.
How many apples do they have together?
**Story 2:** James has 5 apples. Susan gives him 4 more.
How many apples does James have now?
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Summary:
If we already know how many are in each group, we can add the numbers instead of counting everything from the beginning.
**Header:**
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**Body Text:**
...then add.
**Mathematical Equation:**
4 + 3 = 7
**Extraction Content:**
**Title:**
What is Addition?
**Instruction Text:**
Or, you can count them in each group first...
**Visual Elements Description:**
* **Type:** Illustration with text and images.
* **Main Elements:**
* Two distinct groups of red apple images are displayed horizontally.
* The first group on the left contains four apples arranged horizontally. Below these apples, the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 are written from left to right. The number 4 is colored green.
* The second group on the right contains three apples arranged horizontally. Below these apples, the numbers 1, 2, and 3 are written from left to right. The number 3 is colored green.
* Each apple image is contained within a light-colored square outline (blue for the first group, orange for the second group).
* **Context:** The image appears to be illustrating a step in understanding addition, specifically counting the quantity in each group before combining them.
* **Other Text:** "jade class" logo in the top right corner.
**Title:**
What is Addition?
**Textual Information:**
You can combine those two groups into one, then count.
**Visual Description:**
The image displays a concept related to addition using illustrations of apples.
There are two groups of red apples shown horizontally.
The first group on the left contains 4 apples, each enclosed in a square frame with a blue border.
Below these 4 apples, the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 are written from left to right, corresponding to each apple.
The second group on the right contains 3 apples, each enclosed in a square frame with an orange border.
Below these 3 apples, the numbers 5, 6, 7 are written from left to right, corresponding to each apple. The number 7 is colored green.
The arrangement shows the two groups combined conceptually and counted sequentially from 1 to 7.
In the top right corner, there is a logo "jade class" with a small green plant icon above it.
The background is mostly white, with a blue header bar at the top.
**Title:** What is Addition?
**Top Right Corner:** jade class
**Main Text:**
You can count things in one group.
But what if you have two groups?
**Visual Description:**
The image contains two rows of red apples.
- The top row shows four red apples, each enclosed in a blue-bordered box.
- The bottom row shows three red apples, each enclosed in an orange-bordered box.
Title: What is Addition?
Logo: jade class
Content: You can count things in one group.
Extraction Content:
Title: What is Addition?
Brand/Logo: jade class (with a small green plant icon)
Main Text:
So, counting is not about apples or pears.
It's about numbers!
List:
1 one
2 two
3 three
and so on
**Extracted Content:**
**Title:**
What is Addition?
**Main Text:**
What about pears?
**Visual Elements and Corresponding Text:**
* Left side: Image of 1 pear inside a square border.
* Right side: Text "one pear"
* Left side: Image of 2 pears inside a square border.
* Right side: Text "two pears"
* Left side: Image of 3 pears inside a square border.
* Right side: Text "three pears"
* Below the text: Text "and so on"
**Other Information:**
* Top right corner: Logo with a green sprout and text "jade class"
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Hello, future mathematicians! Welcome to jade class! Today we'll learn about addition. We know how to count things in one group. Like these apples! One, two, three, four. Easy!
But what happens when you have two groups of things? Like these apples here, and these apples over there? How do we find out how many there are in total?
One way to find out how many there are in total is to put them all together and count them all from the beginning. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven! So, there are seven apples in total.
But there's another way! You can count how many are in the first group and count how many are in the second group. If you already know how many are in each group, you don't have to count everything again! You can use something called ADDITION! We write it like this: 4 plus 3 equals 7.
Addition isn't just for apples! It works for anything! Pears, toys, anything you can count! Because counting and addition are really about NUMBERS! So, what is addition? It's a quick way to find the total when you combine groups. You count how many are in each group, and then you add those numbers together! It's a super useful math tool! See you next time!