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Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Making Ten


Have students work in pairs. Each student has ten cubes of one color and a blank copy of the chart. Each pair trades one color cube with partner and colors in our chart to match. Fantastic to reach all learners: oral, visual, kinethetic, tactile.

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