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Use Doubles and Near Doubles
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THE CURIOSI · EXPLORE & TRY
Use seven plus seven, then one more
Explore the picture together. Open each numbered card for a little help.
1Double 7: 14
Seven counters in each group make 7 + 7 = 14.
2One extra counter
The second group has eight, which is one more than seven.
3Near double: 15
Add one to fourteen: 7 + 8 = 15.
Count carefully and explain your steps. Use objects or fingers whenever they help.
Build the answer
Show the near-double total for 7 + 8. Tap a box to add a counter; tap it again to remove it. Each frame holds ten.
0 counters selected.
Quick check · 3 questions
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Read the answer explanations
- 7 + 7 is 14; one more makes 15.
- A double adds a number to itself.
- Nine is one more than eight, so add one to the double.
Ask an adult to read the instructions with you. Use large safe counters or drawings; take a break whenever you need one.