After experimenting with jelly beans, do a little math!
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Hi there! I love your blog!!! I would love to have a copy of your jelly bean graphing chart! My e-mail address is dschwalmy@yahoo.com.
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Jelly beans make for great math lessons. We have used them often. One of our favorite books is Jelly Beans for Sale by Bruce McMillan. Fun ways to learn coins and counting money.
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I'll have to check it out! It sounds like a fun, educational book.
DeleteCould you email me the graph--- austins@union.k12.fl.us
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I would love to have a copy please. Thanks,
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Please send me a copy of your neat graph. Thanks, jmalin@mac.com
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this wonderful article really!
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i would love a copy. we home school. shannonandmatthewmurray@yahoo.com
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