Steven is trying to determine how many crackers his mother gave him for lunch
He counts the first two crackers, then counts five more crackers, and then counts all seven crackers and states out loud, "I have seven crackers!" Steven is using which counting strategy?
A) decomposition
B) fact retrieval
C) counting manipulatives.
D) counting on from larger
C) counting manipulatives. In the counting manipulatives strategy, children first explicitly count each set of items and then count all of the items exhaustively.
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