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Dominoes

Educational worksheet: Dominoes. Download and print for classroom or home learning activities.

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Looking at the image, I can see a grid of dominoes arranged in 3 rows and 5 columns (15 total dominoes). Each domino has two halves with dots representing numbers from 0 to 6.

Since there’s no explicit question or task given beyond “Dominoes” as the title, I need to infer what might be expected. In educational contexts involving domino grids like this, common tasks include:

- Counting total pips (dots) on all dominoes
- Finding which number appears most/least often
- Identifying missing dominoes if it’s supposed to be a complete set
- Adding up values per row/column

But since no specific instruction is provided, and the only visible text is “Dominoes” at the top and copyright info at the bottom, the most reasonable assumption is that the student is meant to count the total number of dots (pips) across all dominoes shown.

Let me calculate step by step:

I’ll go row by row, left to right, adding the dots on each half of every domino.

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Row 1:

Domino 1: Top = 1, Bottom = 2 → Total = 3
Domino 2: Top = 1, Bottom = 4 → Total = 5
Domino 3: Top = 3, Bottom = 4 → Total = 7
Domino 4: Top = 2, Bottom = 5 → Total = 7
Domino 5: Top = 3, Bottom = 6 → Total = 9

Row 1 sum: 3 + 5 + 7 + 7 + 9 = 31

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Row 2:

Domino 6: Top = 1, Bottom = 5 → Total = 6
Domino 7: Top = 2, Bottom = 3 → Total = 5
Domino 8: Top = 1, Bottom = 4 → Total = 5
Domino 9: Top = 2, Bottom = 5 → Total = 7
Domino 10: Top = 3, Bottom = 5 → Total = 8

Row 2 sum: 6 + 5 + 5 + 7 + 8 = 31

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Row 3:

Domino 11: Top = 3, Bottom = 6 → Total = 9
Domino 12: Top = 2, Bottom = 5 → Total = 7
Domino 13: Top = 3, Bottom = 6 → Total = 9
Domino 14: Top = 4, Bottom = 6 → Total = 10
Domino 15: Top = 2, Bottom = 6 → Total = 8

Row 3 sum: 9 + 7 + 9 + 10 + 8 = 43

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Now add all rows together:

Row 1: 31
Row 2: 31
Row 3: 43
Total = 31 + 31 + 43 = 105

Double-checking my additions:

Row 1: 3+5=8; 8+7=15; 15+7=22; 22+9=31
Row 2: 6+5=11; 11+5=16; 16+7=23; 23+8=31
Row 3: 9+7=16; 16+9=25; 25+10=35; 35+8=43
Total: 31+31=62; 62+43=105

Final Answer:
105
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable domino cards.
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