Where Do We See 5s, 6s, and 7s

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Where Do We See 5s, 6s, and 7s?

• By Tracy Adams

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There are five vowels in the alphabet
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And five points on a star
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Five fingers, five toes
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And five senses
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Wow! We are getting really far!
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There are six faces on a die
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And six strings on a guitar
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Six legs on an ant
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There are seven continents on the Earth
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And seven dwarfs with Snow White
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Seven days of the week
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TEKS (Math-Kinder)

• (1)  Number, operation, and quantitative
  reasoning. The student uses numbers to name
  quantities. The student is expected to
• (B)  use sets of concrete objects to represent
  quantities given in verbal or written form
  (through 9) and
• (C)  use numbers to describe how many
  objects are in a set (through 20).