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@pwharris 2 x 2 x 7 x 2.25 = 4.5 x 2 x 7 = 9 x 7 = 63. Factors of 28 and then recombine in an easier way. #MathStratChat

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RT @oneplusepsilon Look at the #multiplication table. Can you find a pattern? Can you explain it? #noticeandwonder pic.twitter.com/MbjW…

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@mathsjem Yes. I was a big fan of the booklets too - balancing and digging into history were my faves! I had all my booklets on a trolley which I wheeled into every Y7 and 8 lesson. #nqtmemories

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RT @SticknSplit If you'd like to be one of our free Early Adopter Schools, we're running some more onboarding sessions (half hour each) - one on Friday and a couple more next week. Full details here stickandsplit.com/on…. You'll need to register in advance please!

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@mathsjem I think this was my fave SMP book. Favoured the Rs over the Ys #dontknowwhy. Does this one have bearings and the tracking the storm?

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@pwharris 8 squared then ping 6,8, 10 pythagorean triple. #dontknowwhy

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RT @giftedHKO mathshko.com/2021/04… Negative and Fractional Indices Tasks. Looking at links between each Q pic.twitter.com/UsIn…

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@pwharris Counting on for me... 12 more from 88 to 100 then 10 more to get to 110. So difference is 22. Numbers are relatively close together. #MathStratChat

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@pwharris I'm increasingly a give and taker but love the factors- I wouldn't have naturally spotted that.

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RT @MathigonOrg #PolypadTaskWeek Day 2: Can you work out how the area of a polygon is related to the number of lattice points it contains? mathigon.org/task/pi… pic.twitter.com/Ql42…

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