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Pool Balls Billiards Clip Art Set Math Centers Homework Addition Operations Sum
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A fun real-world way to visualize math concepts is this Billiards balls clip art set. The set comes with 16 clips - balls 1-15 + cue ball.

You can set up math problems such as, "Which pool ball represents the sum of 5 and 10?" with multiple choice. Another example: "If we add (2) and (8), what number will we have?" You could also use these clips with their bright colors to jazz up your game boards. For simpler applications, you can have students arrange these in order.

Movable License Available E-Clips offers an Extended License which permits you to use our clip art in digital products where the images will be moveable. You can check it out here: Extended License – Digital / Movable Images

All of my clips are 300 DPI and exported to a zip folder.

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Pool Balls Billiards Clip Art Set Math Centers Homework Addition Operations Sum

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Description

A fun real-world way to visualize math concepts is this Billiards balls clip art set. The set comes with 16 clips - balls 1-15 + cue ball.

You can set up math problems such as, "Which pool ball represents the sum of 5 and 10?" with multiple choice. Another example: "If we add (2) and (8), what number will we have?" You could also use these clips with their bright colors to jazz up your game boards. For simpler applications, you can have students arrange these in order.

Movable License Available E-Clips offers an Extended License which permits you to use our clip art in digital products where the images will be moveable. You can check it out here: Extended License – Digital / Movable Images

All of my clips are 300 DPI and exported to a zip folder.

Thank you for shopping my items, and please don't forget to follow my store. If you purchase this item, it helps me greatly to receive your feedback!

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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
Count forward beginning from a given number within the known sequence (instead of having to begin at 1).
Represent addition and subtraction with objects, fingers, mental images, drawings, sounds (e.g., claps), acting out situations, verbal explanations, expressions, or equations.
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