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Advanced Word Problem Structures First Grade.  Taking Apart Into Three Parts.

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1 Advanced Word Problem Structures First Grade

2  Taking Apart Into Three Parts

3  Taking Apart Into Three Parts

4  Taking Apart Into Three Parts

5  Putting Together 3 Parts Unknown Whole

6  Putting Together 3 Parts Unknown Whole

7  Putting Together 3 Parts Unknown Whole

8  Putting Together/ Taking Apart 3 Parts 1 Missing Part

9  Putting Together/ Taking Apart 3 Parts 1 Missing Part

10  Putting Together/ Taking Apart 3 Parts 2 Missing Parts

11  Putting Together/ Taking Apart 3 Parts 2 Missing Parts

12  Putting Together/ Taking Apart 3 Parts 2 Missing Parts

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