Decompose Numbers to 6

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Decompose and Compose Numbers to 6

Decomposing and composing numbers up to 6 involves breaking down numbers into smaller parts (decomposing) and combining smaller parts to form a whole (composing).

1. Choose a number (e.g., 6) and demonstrate how to decompose it using the counters. For example, show 6 counters and explain that you can split them into two groups: 4 counters and 2 counters.
2. Let the students practice decomposing numbers with their own sets of counters. Encourage them to try different ways of splitting the counters to represent the given number.
3. Now, introduce the concept of composing by combining counters to form a given number. For example, start with 5 counters and add 1 more to make 6.
4. Have the students represent their decompositions and compositions on paper or the whiteboard by drawing the objects.
5. Introduce simple number sentences by writing equations. For example, 4 + 2 = 6. Ask the students to create their own number sentences.
6. Discuss the different ways students decomposed and composed numbers. Emphasize that numbers can be represented in various ways.

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