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Kindergarten Math Lesson: Subitizing and Number Recognition 1 to 10. Hands-on dot card and ten-frame activities aligned with Canadian K curriculum
View Lesson Plan arrow_forwardA 60-minute Grade 3 math lesson plan introducing multiplication through arrays. Includes hook, direct instruction, guided practice, differentiation, and assessment. Curriculum-aligned.
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