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    This document provides instruction on adding and subtracting doubles (two of the same number) through the use of pictures and memory tricks. It explains that doubles are two of the same number, like 2+2. It then gives examples of doubles up to 10+10 and suggests picturing things like eyes, wheels, or fingers to remember the sums. Later pages provide practice problems drawing missing dots to show doubles and writing the corresponding fact families. The document emphasizes using pictures to represent and solve doubles addition and subtraction problems.

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    This document provides instruction on adding and subtracting doubles (two of the same number) through the use of pictures and memory tricks. It explains that doubles are two of the same number, like 2+2. It then gives examples of doubles up to 10+10 and suggests picturing things like eyes, wheels, or fingers to remember the sums. Later pages provide practice problems drawing missing dots to show doubles and writing the corresponding fact families. The document emphasizes using pictures to represent and solve doubles addition and subtraction problems.

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    April 27, 2015

    Adding and
    Subtracting
    Using Doubles
    Doubles Rap

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    mean?
    What does double

    Two of the same

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    ean?
    m
    f
    l
    es ha
    o
    d
    t
    Wha

    One of two equal parts

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    Doubles
    To add doubles think of a picture.
    1+1
    2+2
    3+3
    4+4
    5+5
    6+6
    7+7
    8+8
    9+9
    10 + 10

    4+4=8

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    1+1=2

    Picture in your mind a pair of eyes.

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    2+2=4

    Picture in your mind the wheels of a wagon.

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    3+3=6

    Picture in your mind a six pack of soft drinks.

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    4+4=8

    Picture in your mind a spider.

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    5 + 5 = 10

    Picture in your mind your fingers on both hands.

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    6 + 6 = 12

    Picture in your mind a dozen of eggs.

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    7 + 7 =14

    Picture in your mind two weeks on a calendar.

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    8 + 8 = 16

    Picture in your mind two weeks on a calendar.

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    9 + 9 = 18

    Picture in your mind an 18 wheeler.

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    10 + 10 = 20

    Picture in your mind all of your finger and all of your toes.

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    Doubles Facts Practice


    Draw the missing dots to show a double.
    Write the doubles fact.

    Pull

    Then pull the question mark to check your work!

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    Doubles Facts
    Draw the missing dots to show a double.
    Write the doubles fact.

    Pull

    Then pull the question mark to check your work!

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    Doubles Facts
    Draw the missing dots to show a double.
    Write the doubles fact.

    Pull

    Then pull the question mark to check your work!

    April 27, 2015

    Doubles Facts
    Draw the missing dots to show a double.
    Write the doubles fact.

    Pull

    Then pull the question mark to check your work!

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    Doubles Facts
    Draw the missing dots to show a double.
    Write the doubles fact.

    Pull

    Then pull the question mark to check your work!

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    Write the fact families you can think of based on the domino below.

    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    ____ + ____ = ____

    ____ - ____ = ____

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    Solving a number story


    1. Draw a picture
    2. Write a number sentence or equation
    3. Write your answer
    Kate had 6 balloons in a bunch. Her mom gave her 6 more balloons.
    How many balloons does Kate have now?

    Picture

    Equation

    Answer

    6+6=

    12

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    Fill the Baskets to Make the Correct Doubles Sum!

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    Solve These Doubles Problems.


    Press the balloons to pop them.

    10

    14

    16

    20

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    References
    Slides 4-14 Adapted from "From Memory triggers to help students
    remember the doubles facts." By C. Orser SFES
    Slides 15-27 Adapted from "Doubles with Dominoes" from Mrs.
    Meacham's Classroom Snapshots.
    Slde 28 Adapted from "Doubles" by KJKIRK

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