Number Conservation, Transformation and Equivalency
Series: Math Monsters
The Monsters decide to plant two gardens, each with the identical number of monster melon plants. Aunt Tulip delivers two piles, each containing the same number of seeds. One pile, however, is stacked high while the other is spread out. This provides an opportunity to explore number conservation and one-to-one correspondence.
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- Mathematics > Grade 1 > Number
- Mathematics > Grade 1 > Patterns and Relations
- Mathematics > Grade 1 > Shape and Space
- Mathematics > Grade 2 > Number
- Mathematics > Grade 2 > Patterns and Relations
- Mathematics > Grade 2 > Shape and Space
- Mathematics > Grade 3 > Number
- Mathematics > Grade 3 > Patterns and Relations
- Mathematics > Grade 3 > Shape and Space
- Mathematics > Grade Kindergarten > Number
- Mathematics > Grade Kindergarten > Patterns and Relations
- Mathematics > Grade Kindergarten > Shape and Space
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