Remember: Read the top row first, then the bottom row. Beads and their number are partners.
Read the rows
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The matching gamePip, Mia and Ben played a matching game. They read the beads, top row first. Then they read the bottom row. Beads and numbers are partners.
1
Which row do we read first?
⬇️The bottom row⬆️The top row
2
Which row holds the tens?
⬆️The top row⬇️The bottom row
3
Do we read the bottom row first?
YesNo
4
🃏Do two cards match when they show the same number?
YesNo
5
Tap the number card that matches these beads.
31134
Find the partners
6
Which card matches these beads?
18819
7
Find the card that fits these beads.
12213
8
One bead on top, two on the bottom. What number?
21312
9
Which frame matches sixteen?
ABC
10
Join each number to its beads.
113
216
317
Aone ten and six ones
Bone ten and seven ones
Cone ten and three ones
11
Make seventeen. Draw the beads.
12
Trace the numbers.
16 17 18
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Answer key · Set A
Bead number match
1The top row We read the top row first. It holds the tens.
2The top row The top row holds the tens. The bottom row holds the ones.
3No Read the top row first, then the bottom row.
4Yes A pair match when both cards show the same number.
513 One ten and three ones make thirteen.
618 One ten and eight ones make eighteen.
721 Two tens and one one make twenty-one. Twelve has the beads the other way round.
812 One ten on top and two ones below make twelve.
9C Sixteen is one ten on top and six ones below. Frame A is sixty-one.
101-C, 2-A, 3-B
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