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Using Ten Facts
6+5 = 10+1 = 11

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Doubles +2
7+5 = 5+5+2 = 12

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Doubles
7+5 = 6+6 = 12

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I like to do this not only because it's a +2 fact, but also because it completes the first "5" row so students can visualize, and then use the language "plus one more" or "and then one more".

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5+5=10

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10+5=15

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Doubles

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Doubles + 2

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3 + 1=4

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4 + 1 = 5

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Melissa Acosta

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8+6=14, 10+4=14

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6+2=8

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Using ten facts

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Doubles and doubles + 2

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7 + 2= 9

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6+6=12, 5+5+2=12

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8+6

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6+2

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7 + 5

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6 + 2

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9+7

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4+2