D-first · A whole theatre request · my four responsesYear 1 Maths · T2 W15–16 · Own / D first
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Three pretend theatre kits each need four whole panel cards.
Question 1
How many panel cards are needed in all?
Question 2
Show all three kits with four panel cards in each.
Question 3
A helper suggests: “Seven cards in all, because three and four make seven.” Do you agree? Explain.
Question 4
Show a check that each kit is complete and every required card is counted.
Question 1
How many panel cards are needed in all?
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Question 2
Show all three kits with four panel cards in each.
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Question 3
A helper suggests: “Seven cards in all, because three and four make seven.” Do you agree? Explain.
Manual · no automatic count
Question 4
Show a check that each kit is complete and every required card is counted.
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