LET’S TRY ONE
How many dots? ● ●
2
Count one, two. There are 2 dots.
Learning steps & teaching tips
Count each object once in sets of zero to three.
- Move or point to each dot once; an empty set has zero objects.
- Work through the example. Explain how its evidence supports the answer.
- Try a new question; use the explanation to check your thinking.
Try it together
Write or draw your own example with different numbers. Solve it, then ask a partner to check the method as well as the answer.
Move or point to each dot once; an empty set has zero objects.