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Count the Fruit Printout Count the fruit in each group.	Count the Fruit Printout #2 Count the fruit in each group.	Sorting: Color and Count the Fruit Color and then count the apples, oranges, bananas, strawberries, and watermelons. Go to the answers.	Sorting: Color and Count the Vegetables Color and then count the carrots, potatoes, onion, cabbage, and mushrooms. Go to the answers.
How Many Apples? Printable Number Book A short, printable book for early readers, about apples and the numbers from 1 to 10, with pages for the student to cut out, items to count and color, and a short phrase to copy.	Add Groups of Fruit Printable Worksheet Add the groups of food and write the answers. Or go to the answers.	Subtract Groups of Food Printable Worksheet Subtract the groups of food and write the answers. Or go to the answers.	Banana Shoe Riddle: Add and Subtract, then Decode the Riddle Solve the addition and subtraction problems, then use the alphabet code to answer the silly riddle, "What do you call a shoe made from banana peels? (Answer - A slipper). Or go to the answer page.
Early Multiplication Adding Groups of Numbers #2 Add apples on trees and boxes of oranges to develop the idea of multiplication as the addition of groups of numbers. Or go to the answers.	Divide Fruit into Two Groups Dividing by two. Divide 4 pears into 2 equal groups (4÷2=2), divide 6 bananas into 2 groups (6÷2=3), then divide 8 lemons into 2 groups (8÷2=4). Or go to the answers.	Divide Fruit into Three Groups Dividing by three. Divide 3 bananas into 3 equal groups (6÷3=2), divide 6 apples into 3 groups (6÷3=2), then divide 9 blueberries into 3 groups (9÷3=3). Or go to the answers.	Divide Fruit into Four Groups Dividing by four. Divide 4 pears into 4 equal groups (4÷4=1), divide 8 oranges into 4 groups (8÷4=2), then divide 12 cherries into 4 groups (12÷4=3). Or go to the answers.
Early Multiplication Adding Groups of Numbers #7 Add apples in trees and lemons in boxes to develop the idea of multiplication as the addition of groups of numbers. Or go to the answers.	Early Multiplication Adding Groups of Numbers #8 Add bananas in bowls and cherries on plates to develop the idea of multiplication as the addition of groups of numbers. Or go to the answers.

Fruit and Fractions:

Color Fractions of Groups of Fruit - Worksheet on Sixths Color 1/6, 2/6=1/3, 3/6=1/2, 4/6=2/3, and 5/6 of groups of strawberries, apples, bananas, berries, and oranges.

Color Fractions of Groups of Fruit - Worksheet on Eighths Color 1/8, 2/8=1/4, 3/8, 4/8=1/2, 5/8, 6/8=3/4, 5/8 of groups of limes, apples, pears, berries, oranges, and cherries.

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