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Three Apples and Two Apples Make Five
Age 6 · Maths
Three apples are in one group. Two apples are in another group. Push them together and count them all: five. Putting groups together is called adding.
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Examples
- At snack time you have three biscuits. Someone gives you two more. Count them: five.
- Three toy cars are on the rug. You put two more with them. Now there are five.
Key takeaways
- Adding means putting two groups together.
- Three and two make five.
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