This educational video provides a clear and structured introduction to inverse operations, a foundational concept for algebra. The narrator, Kaylee, explains that inverse operations are "opposite" operations that "undo" each other. Through a whiteboard-style presentation, the video builds a reference table pairing addition with subtraction and multiplication with division, demonstrating how each operation reverses the action of its counterpart. The content progresses from basic definitions to practical application. After establishing the pairs of inverse operations, the video guides viewers through four specific practice problems. These problems require students to identify which number needs to be removed from an expression to return to a target value, and then select the correct inverse operation and number to achieve that goal. The examples increase in complexity, eventually incorporating positive and negative integers. This video is an excellent resource for bridging arithmetic and pre-algebra. By focusing on the concept of "undoing" an action, it lays the groundwork for solving one-step equations. Teachers can use this video to visually demonstrate why we subtract to solve addition equations or divide to solve multiplication equations. The inclusion of examples with integers (negative numbers) also helps clarify common misconceptions about signs and operations.