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Three friends, three plates… but a cup is missing! Help Mira, Nila and Tiko count, match one thing to each place, and make room for everyone.
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6 STORY PAGES · A PREVIEW TO READ TOGETHER
Mira spread a picnic blanket beneath the tree. Nila brought the basket, and Tiko found a shady spot. “A picnic for three friends!” said Mira. “Let’s make a place for everyone.”
Talk together: Point to each friend once. Can you say one, two, three with a grown-up?
Mira put one plate in front of each friend. Nila touched the plates gently as she counted. “One, two, three. Three friends and three plates!” Each friend had a place of their own.
Talk together: Match each friend to one plate. Does every friend have a plate?
Next came the cups. Mira had one. Nila had one. Tiko looked beside his plate. “Mine is missing!” Two cups were fewer than three friends. They needed one more cup.
Talk together: Who is missing a cup? How many more cups would make one for each friend?
Give each picnic friend one place, then compare small groups.
Practise: Count small groups & match one item to each place
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