This document contains images and descriptions showing examples of pairs versus singles. It includes pairs of ponies, pandas, hamsters, and puppies as well as singles of a gymnastics bar, dancer practicing, and player dunking. There are also images of a pair of friends and a single man dunking. The document provides visual examples to distinguish between a pair, which is two of something together, and a single, which is one alone.

1. inspired by
What’s a Pair? What’s a Dozen? by
Stephen Swinburne
3-Marino

2.
It is a pair of ponies!

3.
A couple of pandas snuggling
together.

4.
Michael Jordan dunking one ball.

5.
One burning ball

7.
One Tony Romo about to pass.

8.
A pair of hamsters

9. A pair of puppies.

10.
One little puppy looking for a home.

11.
A pair of pandas
cuddling together!

12.
A single gymnastics bar.

13.
This single dancer is
pacticing for competition.

14.
A pair of little ponies
having fun!

15.
Single player dunking

16.
These are a pair of
Anteaters.

17.
Many ready to battle
16 on both sides 1 tem
will win the battle.

18.
This is a pair of friends.

19.
Single
player
dunks

20.
A single MAN Dunking