Count and compare collections
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How many counters are in this collection?
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Group Collection: Counters in each row: 5, 1
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Answer: 6
- Look for the small parts in the arrangement.
- Count each counter once: 6.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Count each object once and compare two collections.
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- VC2MFN03-C01Recognise and count a collection.
- VC2MFN03-C02Connect parts and arrangements.
- VC2MFN03-C03Check a small collection carefully.
- VC2MFN03-C04Count physical collections and demonstrate a comparison
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- D01Recognise and count a collectionRecognise and count a collection.
- D02Connect parts and arrangementsConnect parts and arrangements.
- D03Check a small collection carefullyCheck a small collection carefully.