Four paper-robot placesYear 1 Maths · T2 W15–16 · Aids / V03
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Four paper-robot places. Complete fictional ordinary source: Sixteen whole panel cards are shared equally between four pretend paper robots. How many panel cards does each robot receive? Show sixteen stated panel-card outlines in an available tray and four empty recipient places; no supplied allocation. Reading order: title, complete source, known diagram/guide-role labels, then empty own response area. Every own interior is empty; supplied outlines are outside it. Available paper/objects, tactile labels, speech/sign/AAC or exact directed helper can represent the same relationships. Original vector and matched paper are supplied in this Source edition. The transcript remains written; no recording is supplied.
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Sixteen whole panel cards are shared equally between four pretend paper robots. How many panel cards does each robot receive? Show sixteen stated panel-card outlines in an available tray and four empty recipient places; no supplied allocation. Choose how to show your first thinking. The own response area is empty.
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