Apples and Dominoes
Age 5 · Maths
Six apples sit in two groups, four together and two apart. The domino has four dots on one side and two dots on the other.
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- Four grapes and two grapes make six grapes.
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- Six can be split into four and two.
- Six can also be split into five and one.
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