Nine numbered cards fill the page under a deep teal banner, each holding one addition problem and three possible answers. The child solves the problem and colors the box with the right number. Card 1 is already done.
The sums walk up in order, from 1 + 1 at the top left to 4 + 6 at the bottom right, so a child who is still counting on their fingers gets the easy ones first and meets the harder ones with some momentum behind them. Only three choices per card keeps the decision small, which suits children who find a long row of options overwhelming.
The card layout also makes this easy to cut apart. Snip the nine cards free and you have a set for a math center or a pile to work through one at a time, which is often less daunting than a whole page at once.