Eight acorns arranged in two rows of four, each with a patterned cap.

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Count Eight Acorns

Count eight acorns arranged in two rows of four. Try a different color for each row, then count the acorns again to check the total.

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Two rows, eight acorns

Count four across each row, then use one body color per row.

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Eight acorns in two rows of four: ochre above, green below, with brown caps and stalks. — A digital example of this practice; uncolored areas are intentional.

1. Ochre · upper row
2. Green · lower row
3. Brown · all caps and stalks

Color the four upper acorn bodies ochre.
Color the four lower bodies green, stopping at each cap.
Give all eight caps and stalks the same brown. Keep their scalloped lines visible.

Count four ochre and four green acorns. All eight should have brown caps.

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