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                              Exercise 12A

                    1.  Count and fill in the boxes.

                         a.               +              +         +         =  `

                         b.               +              +         +         +          +         =  `

                    2.  Write the value of the following combinations of coins using skip counting.

                         a.          +           +           +           +           +

                                2          4           6           8           10          ......  =  ` ..............

                         b.          +           +           +           +           +

                                5          10          15         ......      ......       ......  =  ` ..............

                         c.              +             +              +             +

                                 10           ......         ......        ......        ......  =  ` ..............

                    3.  How much does each object cost? Write the price in the circle.

                         a.                                              b.

                  Word ProbleMS

                    1.  One ball costs `30 and a bat costs `60.
                         How much money is needed to buy both?                                          `30

                                      `30 + `60 = `90

                         `90 is needed to buy both.                                           `60

                    2.  One doll costs `95 and a toy car costs `80.

                           How much more does the doll cost than the toy car?

                                      `95 – `80 = `15
                                                                                                       `80    `95
                          The doll costs `15 more than the toy car.

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