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$Addition example$ AdditionFacts to 20, then two and three digits with regrouping.
$Subtraction example$ SubtractionFacts to 20, then two and three digits with borrowing.
$Picture addition example$ Picture additionCount the pictures to add and take away.
$Ten frames example$ Ten framesHow many, make 10 and teen numbers.
$Hundreds chart example$ Hundreds chartMissing numbers and skip counting to 120.
$Number lines example$ Number linesMissing numbers and jumps along the line.
$Skip counting example$ Skip countingCount by 2s, 3s, 5s and 10s.
$Number bonds example$ Number bondsNumber bonds and fact families.
$Comparing numbers example$ Comparing numbersGreater than, less than, equal to.
$Place value example$ Place valueBase-ten blocks, tens and ones, expanded form.
$Fractions example$ FractionsName and shade halves to eighths.
$Multiplication example$ MultiplicationTimes tables, missing factors and division.
$Long multiplication example$ Long multiplicationMulti-digit multiplication, 2 × 1 to 3 × 2 digits.
$Long division example$ Long divisionLong division by one digit, with or without remainders.
$Telling time example$ Telling timeRead the clock or draw the hands.
$Counting money example$ Counting moneyCount Canadian coins and bills, with the loonie and toonie.
$Counting example$ CountingCount the pictures, then write or circle how many.
$Patterns example$ PatternsAB, ABB and ABC picture patterns: what comes next?
$Shapes example$ ShapesTrace and name shapes, count sides, colour by shape.
$Measuring length example$ Measuring lengthMeasure real-size objects with a ruler, in cm or inches.
$Picture graphs example$ Picture graphsCount, colour a picture graph or make a tally, then answer.
Graph paperSquare and dot grid paper.

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