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Week 1 Daily Arithmetic Practice

The document contains answers for a Daily Arithmetic Practice program spanning five days. Each day includes various arithmetic problems and their solutions, such as addition, subtraction, grouping, and doubling. The exercises aim to enhance basic math skills through practical examples.

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Week 1 Daily Arithmetic Practice

The document contains answers for a Daily Arithmetic Practice program spanning five days. Each day includes various arithmetic problems and their solutions, such as addition, subtraction, grouping, and doubling. The exercises aim to enhance basic math skills through practical examples.

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Daily Arithmetic Practice

Week 1 Day 1 Answers

+ = 18 20 − 6 = 14

There are 10 socks. Double 6 is 12 .

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Daily Arithmetic Practice
Week 1 Day 2 Answers

15
There are 2 rows.

5 5 5
There are 4 in a row.

There are 8 in total.

T O

16 = 12 + 4 12 = 20 − 8

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Daily Arithmetic Practice
Week 1 Day 3 Answers
Draw more counters to
show 4 equal groups of 3.

2 2
2

Shade half of the shape.

Double 4 is 8 .

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Daily Arithmetic Practice
Week 1 Day 4 Answers
Circle half of the oranges. Complete the part-whole
model.

9 10

There are 4 columms. There are 4 groups of 2.

There are 5 in each column.


There are 8 beads
There are 20 altogether.
altogether.

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Daily Arithmetic Practice
Week 1 Day 5 Answers
Draw counters in the groups
to help you to complete
the sentence.

+7= 15

12 shared equally between 2

groups is 6 .

Half of 4 is 2 . 20 − 13 =7

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