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There are
squares.
There are
triangles.
There are
shapes.
There are
shapes.
There are
squares.
There are
triangles.
Count 6 counters.
Add 1 more.
There are
counters.
Count 4 counters.
Add 1 more.
There are
counters.
Count 8 counters.
Add 1 more.
There are
counters.
Count 8 counters.
Take away 2.
There are
counters.
Count 6 counters.
Take away 2.
There are
counters.
Count 4 counters.
Take away 2.
There are
counters.
Use a full 5-frame.
Player 1: roll a cube on the number mat.
Take away or add counters while Player 2 is not looking.
Player 2 finds out what Player 1 did.
Take turns.
Roll a cube.
Count that many counters.
Roll a cube again.
Count that many counters.
How many do you have now?
Pick a number from the list.
2
7
6
3
Solve the problem you made.
Count 8 counters.
Take away \(\underline{\hspace{1 cm}}\) counters.
How many are left?
Try again.
Will your answer be the same or different?
Why?