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  • The child learned how to count and represent numbers using tally marks.
  • The child learned how to make tally marks by drawing vertical lines.
  • The child learned how to group tally marks in sets of five.
  • The child learned how to count tally marks to determine the total number represented.
  • The child learned how to compare quantities by comparing the number of tally marks.

Continued development related to the activity can include:

  • Introducing larger numbers and practicing making tally marks for those numbers.
  • Using tally marks to keep track of scores or points in games or activities.
  • Creating a tally chart to collect data and practice counting and representing numbers.
  • Exploring other ways to represent numbers, such as using dots, pictures, or written numerals.
  • Playing games that involve counting and comparing tally marks, such as "Who has more?" or "Guess the number."
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