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Number Arrangements

Number Arrangements

June 25, 2016 This is a Video - for grade levels Pre-K, Kindergarten
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Students create visual representations of different numbers.

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All children, regardless of their apparent facility with abstract number, will benefit most from exploring number arrangements by beginning with 3, progressing to 4, and then to 5. Kindergarteners may be interested in extending this activity to 6 and 7.

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