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Equal sharing. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Grouping division. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Inverse operations. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Halving. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Groups of five and ten. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Multiplication and division families. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Partial quotients. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Flexible division. Explore a hands-on model and a worked example, then try eight practice facts. Build understanding before asking for independent recall.
Connect print, spoken language, and meaning with “Our first book.”
Connect print, spoken language, and meaning with “You and me.”
Connect print, spoken language, and meaning with “Come to the picnic.”
Connect print, spoken language, and meaning with “Where is the bear?.”