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Fact Families Designed & Created By: Kathleen Andrews

Complete the following slides. Use the numbers on the house to complete fact family equations. Designed & Created By: Kathleen Andrews

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Now, create fact family equations on your own. Add numbers to the blank squares on the house. Then, use the numbers to complete the equations. Designed & Created By: Kathleen Andrews

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