1. There are 8 children at the park.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example A
There are 8 children at the park.
There are 2 more boys than girls at the park.
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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2. 6 boys 4 girls Spot the mistake: There are 8 children at the park.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example A
There are 8 children at the park.
There are 2 more boys than girls at the park.
Spot the mistake:
6 boys
4 girls
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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3. 6 boys 2 girls Spot the mistake: There are 8 children at the park.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example A
There are 8 children at the park.
There are 2 more boys than girls at the park.
Spot the mistake:
6 boys
2 girls
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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4. 5 boys 3 girls Answer: There are 8 children at the park.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example A
There are 8 children at the park.
There are 2 more boys than girls at the park.
Answer:
5 boys
3 girls
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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5. There are 14 children at the party.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example B
There are 14 children at the party.
There are 4 more girls than boys at the party.
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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6. There are 14 children at the party.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example B
There are 14 children at the party.
There are 4 more girls than boys at the party.
4 more girls
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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7. There are 14 children at the party.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example B
There are 14 children at the party.
There are 4 more girls than boys at the party.
4 more girls
10 children
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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8. 9 girls 5 boys There are 14 children at the party.
Task 1: More boys or girls?
Example B
There are 14 children at the party.
There are 4 more girls than boys at the party.
9 girls
5 boys
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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9. Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
Task 2: Consecutive numbers
Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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10. 6 + 7 + 8 = 21 Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
Task 2: Consecutive numbers
Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
= 21
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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11. 6 + 7 + 8 = 21 3 × 7 = 21 Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
Task 2: Consecutive numbers
Three consecutive numbers: 6, 7, 8
= 21
3 × 7 = 21
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
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