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This document provides instructions and examples for students to complete addition problems within 20. It contains 5 addition sentences in horizontal layout for students to fill in the sums, followed by 3 addition examples in vertical layout format for students to complete. The problems get progressively harder but remain within the range of adding single digit numbers together to make a total of 20 or less.
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