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Who can win more gold medals? Who wants to be a champion? Gold bronze Silver Rose Who can win more gold medals?

Adding zero Adding to 10 Addition no regrouping Addition with regrouping Add 3 numbers

Rose 1 + 0 =

Bronze medal 3 + 0 =

Silver medal 8 + 0 =

Gold medal 9 + 0 =

Rose 3 + 10 =

Bronze medal 4 + 10 =

Silver medal 7 + 10 =

Gold medal 9 + 10 =

Rose 11 + 13 =

Bronze medal 12 + 10 =

Silver medal 14 + 13 =

Gold medal 17 + 12 =

Rose 14 + 7 =

Bronze medal 14 + 8 =

Silver medal 15 + 5 =

Gold medal 13 + 19 =

Rose 2 + 3 + 1 =

Bronze medal 4 + 3 + 5 =

Silver medal 5 + 5 + 4 =

Gold medal 7 + 4 + 6 =