Two of five boxes are filled. How many more fill the row?
- Count the three empty boxes.
- Combine the groups: 2 + 3 = 5.
Answer: 3
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Five can be split into two smaller groups. A five-frame, a row of five spaces, helps children see how many more objects are needed to fill it. Both groups together must still make five.
Answer: 3
Answer: 1
Answer: 0
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1. Complete 1 + __ = 5.
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There are four empty spaces after placing one object in a five-frame.
2. Complete 3 + __ = 5.
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Three and two make five.
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