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7. CC. I .OA. I Maya sees 4 bufferf lies on a tree. Then 2 more butterflies fly to the tree.
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13. CC. I .OA.7 Which equation is true?
o 14=6+6 o 12=5+6 o 10=4+6 iq. CC.I..MO.3 Which clockshows 11:30?
15. CC. I .NBt2c Write how many tens and ones.
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16. CC. I .NBT.5 Write the number that is I 0 more than 52.
17. CC.1.NBT.1 Count forward by ones. What are the next three numbers? 98,99, o 97, 96, 95 o 100, 101, 102 o 88,89,90 is. CC. I .G.2 Which paffern blocks could you use to build the figure?
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19. CC. I .MD..q Lena took a survey of her friends. She asked them to choose
their favorite sports. She made a list to show their answers. Soccer -3 Baseball 4 -
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a. Color shapes that are closed. b. Circle the closed shapes that have 3 sides. c. Mark an X through shapes with 0 corners. U. Write S beside all of the squares.
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I. CC. I .MD.4 Use the picture graph.
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7. CC. I .OA. I There are some juice boxes on the table.
Then 3 children take a juice box.
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I 0. CC. I NBT.2a Circle cubes to make a ten.
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numbers?
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13. CC. I .OA.7 Subtract both sides. Which number makes the equation true?
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16. CC. I .G.2 Sara puts these pattern blocks together to make
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I. CC. I .OA.6 Which has the same sum
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4. CC. I .NBT.LI Which has the same sum? 55
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swings and 2 children on the see saw. She sees some children on the slide. She sees I I children in all. How many children are on the slide?
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20. CC. I .OA. I Complete each number
sentence to solve. a1 A zookeeper feeds fish to the sea lions. One sea lion eats 3 fish. Another eats 2 fish.
How many fish do the sea lions eat in aft? 3+2=
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b. Mia has 6 apples. Cody brings 9 more apples. How many apples are there in all? 6+9=
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c. There are 5 school buses. Then I school bus drives away. How many school buses are left? 5
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John buys a Smartie and a Lemon Head. How much change will he receive?
Mary want to buy a lollipop for herself and her sister. Does she have enough money?
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