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Remember: Split a number into two piles. There is more than one way.

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Split a number into two piles. There is more than one way.

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8 = 5 +
2
6 cats sit on two mats. 2 sit on one mat. How many on the other?
345
3
Can 5 be split into 1 and 4?
YesNo
4
Which picture shows 8 in two piles?
A
B
C
5
9 = 6 +
6
Join each number to a way to make it.
  1. 19
  2. 27
  3. 310
  • A3 + 4
  • B5 + 4
  • C6 + 4

More than one way

7
Circle every way to make 8.
4 + 45 + 26 + 23 + 5
8
10 = + 3
9
Is 4 + 3 the same as 6?
YesNo
10
Pip puts 6 shells in two bowls. Which could be right?
3 and 34 and 32 and 5
11
Write 2 ways to make 4.
12
Draw 8 dots in the frame. Use two colors for two piles.
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