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1 THE BEACH SOL 1.8 and 1.9

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3 Teacher Notes For each problem:
Display the 1st slide which contains the problem. Have the students place counters on their desks to match the number of graphics the same number of graphics they see on the screen. Have them add or subtract by adding or removing counters Click to the next slide to see the problem “in action” and the matching number sentence. You may want students to write the number sentence. Click again to see the answer to the problem.

4 Ann bought 3 beach balls to the beach
Ann bought 3 beach balls to the beach. Sam brought 4 beach balls to the beach. How many beach balls in all?

5 = ___ 7

6 There were 8 seashells on the beach. Five washed away
There were 8 seashells on the beach. Five washed away. How may seashells are left on the beach?

7 = ___ 3

8 Bob has 5 seashells, then he found 2 more
Bob has 5 seashells, then he found 2 more. How many seashells does Bob have altogether?

9 = ___ 7

10 -

11 7 - =

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