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    There Is - There Are Worksheet

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    There are 5 lines in the counting worksheet for students to write sentences counting different classroom objects. The example given is "There are four pencils" to demonstrate the format of writing "there is/are" followed by the number of the object counted.

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    There Is - There Are Worksheet

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    There are 5 lines in the counting worksheet for students to write sentences counting different classroom objects. The example given is "There are four pencils" to demonstrate the format of writing "there is/are" followed by the number of the object counted.

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    There are 5 lines in the counting worksheet for students to write sentences counting different classroom objects. The example given is "There are four pencils" to demonstrate the format of writing "there is/are" followed by the number of the object counted.

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    There Is - There Are Worksheet

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    luchorivera
    There are 5 lines in the counting worksheet for students to write sentences counting different classroom objects. The example given is "There are four pencils" to demonstrate the format of writing "there is/are" followed by the number of the object counted.

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    Counting Classroom Objects

     Write on the lines “there is” or “there are”, then write the correct number, and finally the name of
    the classroom object. Example: There are four pencils.

    1) There are four pencils.


    ______________________________

    2) _____________________________

    3)
    ______________________________

    4)
    ______________________________

    5)
    ______________________________
    6) ______________________________

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