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Review the Fundamental Principle of Counting with your students.
The number of objects in a set does not depend on the order in which the objects are counted or on the form
in which they are arranged.
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3. Directions Have your students count how many objects they see aloud.
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Have your students count
how many objects they see aloud.
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4. How many alligators are swimming in the water?
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5. How many balloons are floating in the air?
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6. How many clowns do you see?
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7. How many pencils does the girl have?
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8. How many bees are flying around their nest
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9. How many peanuts will the elephant eat?
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10. How many stars are in the sky tonight?6
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11. How many airplanes are flying in the sky.
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12. How many carrots will the rabbit have to eat?
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13. How many pumpkins does the skeleton see?
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14. How many bananas will the monkey have to eat?
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15. How many apples are in the tree?
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16. How many baby bottles can you count?
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17. How many sailboats near the lighthouse?
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18. How many pigs is the farmer raising?
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19. How many kites flying in the sky.
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20. How many lollipops did the boy buy?
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21. How many eggs did the chickens lay?
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22. How many ducks are swimming in the water?
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23. How many acorns will the squirrel have to bury?
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