Review for the week of November 26th

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Review for the week of November 26th

11/26/12 Please draw a picture to represent. 9+3= Write the four number sentences that are in the family of 4,5 and 9. 120=112 True or False 1+5=10-4 True or False 10-2=2+5+1 True or False 3+4+2=6-4 True or False Julie has 10 baseballs. She gives 4 baseballs to Mark. How many does Julie have left?

11/28/12 Use doubles to help add 4+5; a. 5+5 b. 10+10 c.7+7 What related subtraction sentence can be made from this addition sentence. 6+2=8 (remember to look at the numbers) a. 10-5=5 b. 8-2=6 Count on to add. 2+3 a. 1,2,3 b. 3,4,5 56=65 True or False 5+1+2=8-2 True or False 2+2+1=10-4 True or False 11-2=2+3+4 True or False Mark had 6 baseballs. Julie had 3 baseballs. How many more baseballs does Mark have?

11/29/12 Use doubles to help add 5+6; a. 5+5 b. 9+9 c.7+7 What related subtraction sentence can be made from this addition sentence. 4+5=9 a. 9-5=4 b. 8-2=6 Count on to add. 4+6 a. 9,10,11 b. 5,6,7 79=97 True or False 3+1+2=8-2 True or False 2+3+1=9-4 True or False 7-2=2+4+4 True or False Julie had 8 hair bows. Maxie has 6 hair bows. How many more hair bows does Julie have?