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Track one or two groups to answer the final question. This Kindergarten Math lesson builds the skill Two-action stories with a concept card and practice.

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Compare after two actions

Kindergarten Math practice: Ben has 2 balls. He gets 3 more. Ava has 4 balls. Who has more now. Part of story problems (Story Problems).

~5 min

Track one or two groups to answer the final question.

Compare after two actions

Ben has 2 balls. He gets 3 more. Ava has 4 balls. Who has more now?