The Two Family

The One Family

Cut out book on solid lines. Fold on dotted lines, folding flaps forward.
Write answers under the flaps.
Cut out title pieces and use them as headings in your labpook, if desired.

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Cut on solid lines. Fold on dotted

lines. Write answers inside each book.
Use title piece from previous page to
glue above or below this set of mini
books.

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2+0= 2+1= 2+2= 2+3=

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The Four Family

out each piece on solid black lines. Fold matchbook style using the dotted
lines as your guide.
Use title piece to glue above or below this set of mini books.

Print this page and next

page on CARDSTOCK.

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Cut out The Five Family rectangle as one piece. Using a

craft knife, cut around the
solid lines on each box. Fold
them up, using the dotted
lines as your guide. When
you are finished, you will
have ten windows.
Cut out the rectangle on the
next page. Add thin strips of
glue to the gray areas.
Glue the two pieces together.
Write answers under the
windows.

The Seven Family

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Laminate this page, if desired. Cut out each piece and glue to your
lapbook. If pieces are laminated, your student can use a dry erase marker
to write the facts (then he can wipe them off and write them on again!).

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Cut on solid lines. Fold on the dotted lines. Cut and paste the cover piece
to the left side of the flap book.

Cut out pocket as one piece. Fold back up. Fold side flaps around the back
and glue them down.
Cut out cards. Write answers on the backs of the cards. Store cards in
pocket.

The Nine
Family

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Paste to lapbook

How do I
know
When to

ADD?

Directions:
1. Cut around entire outline of the
title tri-fold and fold so that the
title is on the outside. Open back up.
2. Cut out each square. Choose
either the ones completed with words
or have the child write in words on
blank squares.
3. Stack together. Staple to inside
of the trifold on the left side. Fold up
the addition sign, and fold down
the title.

What
does
that
ADD UP
to?

How many
are there
altogether ?

How many
are there
IN ALL ?

What
is the
TOTAL ?

If we put this

together

with that,
how many
will we have?

How much
is there
altogether ?

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+ Addend
= Sum
The number
that is added

paste/tape
to lapbook or
notebook

The number
that is added

Addition
Vocabulary

2
+2
4

The answer

Tri-fold:
Cut out the outline.
Fold in. Cut on
dotted lines.
Write answers in
or use the
pre-printed
answers.

My Fact
Family
Houses

Directions:

Print out as many fact

family houses as desired. Staple
together at the top. Get a deck of cards
and pull out two sets of just the numbers
1 (ace) through 10. Place upside down.
Have the child draw two cards.
In the roof of the house, write those
two numbers on the bottom sets of
lines. Then fill in the chart.
This can be done with a set of 2 dice.
However, facts then are only learned
through the 6's.
For example, child draws a 2 and an 8.
On the roof lines write 2 , 8
Go to the house. In the addition column,
write 2 + 8 = 10. Then, reverse...
write 8 + 2 = 10. Then subtract...
write 10 2 = 8 and
write 10 8 = 2.
On the top line of the roof, write 10.

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Print this page and next on CARDSTOCK. Cut out each piece on solid black
lines. Stack together with cover on top and secure on the right side with a brass
brad.
If desired, laminate these pieces before assembling book so that your student
can write and rewrite the facts with a dry erase marker.

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The Three Family

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The Six
Family

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Print this page on CARDSTOCK.

Cut out the two pieces. Using a craft knife, cut the
slits on the slider piece.
Carefully put the top of the equation strip under
the top slit on the slider. Your student should be
able to move the slider up and down the strip to
reveal the problems. He can say the answers as
he goes.
Glue only the very top and very bottom of the
equation strip to your lapbook.

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