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Help Nila and Arun prepare star kits for a puppet show. Count equal groups, follow jumps of three and repair a small mix-up together.
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The courtyard was getting ready for a moonlight puppet show. Nila and Arun wanted to help. “Every maker needs a kit with three paper stars,” said Auntie Mira. Nila opened the bags. Arun fetched the stars. “Let’s make the first four kits together,” he said. Their little workshop was open!
Talk together: What does each kit need? Explain the plan before starting to count.
Nila put three stars in each kit. Arun counted one whole group at a time: “Three, six, nine, twelve!” Each jump added another group of three. Four equal groups held twelve stars altogether. “I could count every star,” Nila said, “but equal groups help me keep track of what I have counted.”
Talk together: Use the clear group model to follow 3, 6, 9, 12. What does each jump add?
Two more makers arrived with a moon puppet and a cloud puppet. They needed kits, too. “We already have twelve stars in four kits,” Arun said. Nila made two more groups of three. “Fifteen, eighteen!” Six kits now needed eighteen stars. They counted the groups again, without starting their total from one.
Talk together: Start at twelve. Add two groups of three. What are the next two totals?
Count craft kits in equal groups and explain the totals.
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