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Discovering Missing Parts in Whole Numbers and Fun with Crayons and Butterflies

Join Mrs. Skelton in an engaging lesson aimed at finding missing parts from whole numbers 6 to 9 through fun examples involving stars, butterflies, and crayons. Students will practice determining how many parts make up a whole, fostering their mathematical understanding in a playful way. The lesson includes practical exercises where students will visualize and calculate missing parts, enhancing their problem-solving skills. Let’s explore numbers and colors together!

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Discovering Missing Parts in Whole Numbers and Fun with Crayons and Butterflies

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  1. Numbers to 12 Number: 0-5 Mrs. Skelton

  2. Vocabulary

  3. whole part missing part

  4. Today we will find missing parts from whole numbers 6, 7, 8, and 9.

  5. 8 stars in all. whole part missing part 8 6 2

  6. 6 stars in all. whole part missing part 6 2 4

  7. 7 stars in all. whole part missing part 7 5 2

  8. 7 stars in all. whole part missing part 7 5 2

  9. 9 stars in all. whole part missing part 9 3 6

  10. Now lets find some more missing parts.

  11. 7 butterflies in all. part missing part 3 4

  12. 6 butterflies in all. part missing part 1 5

  13. 8 butterflies in all. part missing part 4 4

  14. 8 butterflies in all. part missing part 5 3

  15. 9 butterflies in all. part missing part 1 8

  16. 9 butterflies in all. part missing part 7 2

  17. Ellen has 9 crayons. 7 are red and the rest are blue. How many blue crayons are there? Draw a picture. 2 crayons are blue.

  18. Dylan has 7 crayons. 3 are red and the rest are blue. How many blue crayons are there? Draw a picture. 4 crayons are blue.

  19. There are 6 crayons in all. 5 are in the box. How many are not in the box. 1crayonis not in the box.

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