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Sudha and her sister Harini want to separate and count the fruits in a basket their father brought for a family pooja. They counted 6 bananas, 3 apples, 5 oranges, 2 grapes, and 8 mangoes. The document also provides math word problems asking about the numbers of different fruits and comparisons between amounts.
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- 3. Sudha’s family constructed a new house . They are performing a pooja ( vratham )in the house .Her father bought a big basket full of fruits. Sudha and her sister Harini , want to separate them and count the number of fruits in the basket .
- 5. NAME OF THE FRUIT NUMBER OF FRUITS TOTAL BANANA APPLE ORANGE GRAPES MANGOES 6 3 5 2 8
- 6. How many apples are there ____________ How many mangoes are there __________ Which Fruit has the maximum in number ____________ Which fruit has minimum in number ___________ How many mangoes are more in number than oranges ____________
- 7. Children , Let us play a game . Let us write few names. Now let us count the letters in these names How many names have , FIVE letters - [ ] SEVEN letters - [ ] How many times does H com in the names in all ? How many times does A come in the names in all ? NAME NUMBER OF LETTERS USHA JAHNAVI MARIA BEGUM ELIZABETH 4 7 5 9 5
- 8. WORKSHEET VISIT TO THE ZOO !! The children from a school went to a zoo .They saw the following animals in the zoo . Help them to count the number of animals in the zoo and fill in the information required.
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