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How many cubes are there in total?

Who has more cubes, Benny or Casey?

What do we need to find out?

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Do you think Casey will have more cube than Benny or less cubes than Benny?

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Do you think Casey will have more cube than Benny or less cubes than Benny?

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How many cubes are there in total?

Does Casey have more or fewer?

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What can we draw to solve the problem?

Why do we draw a diagram?

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Who has more cubes?

How will you solve this question? (something we can draw?)

How do we draw a diagram for this?

How did you find your answer？ Can you explain your steps?

Rachel

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Guided quesiton:How many cubes does Benny and Casey have altogether?

Structured: why Benny' bar is longer than Casey?

Open: What do they have?

Confirm: Can you share more how do you solve the question?

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Oh, can anyone share with me, who was mentioned in the question? 

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Oh, can anyone share with me, who was mentioned in the question? 

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Do we know how many do they have altogether?

Can someone please share what's the keyword you see in the 2nd line?

Which word tells us this is a comparision question? And who are we comparing.

I see the word 3 more. So who have more? How do you know.

So if Benny has more, what about Casey? even more? or fewer.

Since we know Casey has fewer than Benny, do you think we use addition/subtraction find Casey's number of cube.

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How many cubes does Benny have?

How many cubes are there in total?

What do we need to find?

What model should we use to solve the problem? Why?

If one part is missing? which operation should we use?

Eliza

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What do you think "two of them told the truth" mean?

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How many people are telling the truth?

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Who do you think is lying?

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Who do you think is telling the truth?

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1. What do we know?

2. How many peaches are there altogether?

3. How many peaches should each child have at least?

4. To share the peaches equally, how many children should there be at least?

5. If we give all the peaches to obly one child, then there will be no problem of equal distribution.

6. what about we have 2 children here?

7. what about 3 kinds then?

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How many peaches are there altogether?

What does "equally" mean?

How many peaches will each kid get?

How do you share 15 peaches and make sure everyone at least has 3 peaches?

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How many peaches are there?

How many peaches does each child at least need to received?

How can we solve the problem?

How do we find out how many ways are there?

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How do we share 15 peaches to kids with equal number of 3 peaches each of them?

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How do we share 15 peaches to 5 children equally?