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Problem 2 - Cutting Squares Grades:
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Problem 3 - Taking Counters Grade:
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Problem 5 - A Tricky river Crossing
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Problem 8 - Bicycles and Tricycles
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Problem 10 - Filling the Pool Grade
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Problem 12 - The Knight’s Dance G
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Problem 13 - Trading Places Grade:
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Problem 19 - Box it Up Grade: 3 or
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Problem 21 - T-Patterns Grades: 5 -
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Problem 29 - Frog Hopping Grade: 4
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2. In general, how many squares are
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Problem 33 - Chicken Combos Grades:
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2. Explain how you know the fractio
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Problem 36 - Measuring Jugs Grades:
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Problem 38 - The Trapezium Problem
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Problem 41 - Stand Out Grade: 3 or
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Problem 43 - Mathematics Maze Grade
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Problem 45 - Circling Numbers Grade
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Problem 47 - Triangle Problems Grad
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Problem 48 - Factors Grade: 3 or ab
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Problem 50 - Target Grade: 4 or abo
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Problem 52 - Pond Borders Grade: 5
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Problem 54 - Teacher’s Banner Gra
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Problem 58 - Patty Please Grade: 4
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Problem 60 - Text-a-holic Grade: 3
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Problem Number 62 - Magic Squares G
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Problem 4 - Perfect squares 1. When
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Problem 11- The 400 Problem 1. Sinc
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When we look at the results recorde
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Problem 18 - Counting Rectangles 1.
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2. We can note that: a) The pattern
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As we go around the circle we may s
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For example, if a 1g weight is plac
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Problem 30 - Chess Board Squares 1.
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Problem 32 - Newspaper Math 1. 2. 3
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Problem 38 - The Trapezium Problem
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Problem 56 - Cross Out 8 The winnin
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Heuristics Strategies employed in p
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Scaffolding A teaching strategy in