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Count tally marks
Read conventional tally groups of five, combine complete groups with leftover marks, and write totals within a selected range from 3 to 60.
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Count each crossed group as 5, then count any extra marks. Write the total.
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Count tally marks efficiently by recognizing complete groups of five and adding remaining marks.
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Two complete tally groups and three extra marks show how many?
13
Two groups of five make 10; three more marks make 13.
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- Circle complete groups of five before counting extras.
- Keep the lower range small until the crossed fifth-mark convention is familiar.
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