Counting Soup Spoons:

• "Emma has 4 spoons. She gives 1 spoon to the tiny thing. How many spoons does Emma have now?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Sharing Soup:

• "Emma made 5 bowls of soup. She gave 2 bowls to the tiny thing. How many bowls does she have left?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Making Friends:

• "1 tiny thing came into Emma’s house. Then 2 more came to visit. How many tiny things are in the house now?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Warming by the Fire:

• "There are 3 logs on the fire. Emma adds 2 more logs. How many logs are on the fire now?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Baking Bread:

• "Emma baked 8 loaves of bread. She keeps 3 for herself. How many loaves did she give away?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Sleeping Places:

• "Emma has 2 beds in her house. If she lets the tiny thing sleep in 1 bed, how many beds are left for her?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Window Count:

• "There are 4 windows in Emma’s house. The tiny thing looked out of 1 window. How many windows did the tiny thing not look out?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Inviting More Friends:

• "Emma has 1 friend over. If 3 more friends come, how many friends are in Emma’s house?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Tiny Thing’s Friends:

• "The tiny thing brought 4 friends to Emma’s house. 2 friends had to leave. How many friends stayed?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Firewood Gathering:

• "Emma gathers 6 pieces of wood. She uses 2 to make the fire bigger. How many pieces does she have now?"

Mathematical Equivalence

ON