1. There are three boats on the water and three on the land. How many in all? 3 and 3 are how many ? 2. How many boys on the ice? How many 2's in six? 3. Three boats from six boats leave how many boats? 4. Six boys are how many more than 4 boys? 5. How many 2's make six? How many 3's make six? 6. Count six by ones. By 2's. By 3's. 7. There are 2 sails on 1 boat; how many on 3 boats? 8. Three 2's are how many? Two 3's are how many? 9. How many are six boats less 5 boats? 10. Four boats and how many more make six boats? 11. Six boys less 2 boys are how many boys? Six boys less 4 boys are how many? 12. Three boats are how many less than six boats? 13. Make six lines by 2's. // // // By 3's. /// /// 14. Write the word six on your slate. 15. Make the figure that stands for six. Six. 6. 16. Count six. Count from six back to one. 17. How many are six and one more. Seven. LESSON IX. 1. How many boats are 2 boats and 2 boats? 2. How many boys are 2 boys, 2 boys, and 2 boys? 3. Count by 2's to 4. Count by 2's to 6. 4. How many 2's in 6? How many 3's in 6?" 5. Six cents are how many more than 3 cents? many more than 4 cents? Than 2 cents? How 8. A boy had 6 marbles and lost 3; how many marbles had he left? 9. Six marbles less 4 marbles are how many marbles? 10. Mary had 4 cents and Henry gave her 2 cents How many cents had she then? more. 11. Two cents and 4 cents are how many cents? 12. How many balls put with 2 balls will make 6 balls? How many with 4? How many with 3? 13. How many balls taken from 6 balls will leave 3 balls? Will leave 2 balls? Will leave 5 balls? How many are 14. 2 boys and 4 boys? 17. 6 men less 2 men ? 18.5 caps less 3 caps? 19. 6 pinks less 5 pinks? 1. Four trees and 3 trees are how many trees? 2. If 3 trees be cut down, how many will be left? 3. How many apples on the tree? 3 apples and 2 apples and 2 apples are how many apples? 4. If 3 apples fall from the tree, how many are left ? If 2 more fall, how many are left? 5. Three girls and how many more make seven girls? 6. Seven bunches of grain are how many more than 5 bunches? Than 3 bunches? Than 2 bunches ? 7. How many girls are shown in the picture? girl leave, how many will remain? If 3 leave? If 4 leave? If 2 leave? If 6 leave? 8. Make 3 lines on your slate. 3 more. /// /// 9. How many more will make seven? 10. How many 3's in seven and how many over? 11. Write the word seven on your slate. Seven. 7. ry. 12. Make the figure that stands for seven. 14. How many are seven and one more? Eight. LESSON XI. 1. How many ones in seven? 2. How many 2's, and how many over? 3. How many 3's, and how many over? 4. Seven girls are how many more than 2 girls? Than 5 girls? Than 1 girl? Than 3 girls? Than 4 girls? 5. Three and how many make 7? 4 and how many? 2 and how many? 5 and how many? 8. James had 7 cents, and gave 5 cents for a pencil. How many cents had he left? 9. George gave 4 peaches to his brother and 3 to his sister. How many did he give to both? 10. How many books put with 2 books will make 7 books? How many books are 3 books and 4 books? 11. How many yards of ribbon cut from 7 yards will leave 5 yards? Will leave 1 yard? Will leave 6 yards? How many are 12. 4 girls and 3 girls? 15. trees less 3 trees? 16. 6 houses less 4 houses? 17. 7 figs less 5 figs? 1. How many sheep are shown in the picture? 2. There are 4 sheep in one place and 4 in another. How many in all? 4 and 4 are how many? 3. Eight cars are how many more than 7? How many more than 6? Than 5? Than 4? Than 3? 4. Make eight lines on your slate by 2's. By 4's. /// ///I. 5. Count eight by 2's. Count eight by 4's. Than 2? // // // // 6. How many 2's in eight? How many 4's? 7. Eight sheep less 4 sheep are how many sheep? 8. If 2 cars are taken from eight cars, how many cars are left? If 5 are taken? If 6 are taken? 9. Four sheep, 3 sheep, and 1 sheep are how many sheep? 10. How many are eight less 6? Eight less 5? Eight. 8. 12. Make the figure that stands for eight. Nine. |