K – PN – PP1
Does the total count remain the same if 4 is broken into 1 and 3? Explain.K – PN – PP17
Two parts of a whole are 5 and 4. What is the whole?K – PN – PP33
If the whole is 5 and one part is 4, what is the missing part?K – RN – RT3
Think about things in our classroom that represent numbers. Use these items and images to make a book of numbers.Page 76 of 124