Ten strawberries in two rows of five, each with a leafy top, a stem and oval seed marks.

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Count Ten Strawberries

Count ten strawberries arranged in two rows of five, then color them.

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Make two groups of five strawberries

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Two rows of five strawberries, red above and pink below, all with green crowns. — A digital example of this practice; uncolored areas are intentional.

1. Red · top row
2. Pink · bottom row
3. Green · crowns and stems

Color the five top-row berries red, leaving seeds white.
Color the five bottom-row berries pink; keep their seeds white too.
Color all ten crowns and stems green.

Count five red plus five pink berries: ten altogether.

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