Two Groups Together
Two apples sit in one basket and three pears sit in another. We can put both baskets' fruit together and count all of it.
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- Two toy cars and three toy cars make five toy cars.
- Two cookies and one cookie make three cookies.
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- Putting groups together makes a bigger group.
- Count every object once to find how many in all.
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