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Normal distribution of Halloween candy.
From Andrew 2A
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Andrew (2A student) found this rock in the sandbox and as we worked on making castles he asked for this picture. He knows about Math in Action and hopes this picture makes it to the blog.
So many sale going on for summer!Sent from my iPad
Filippa, it was so great to meet you today!! I'm so excited about your joining our school, and I can't wait to get to know you better. I loved meeting your family and how nice to even meet your grandparents.Thanks so much for sending in this photo for our Math in Action blog. I hope you will continue to send in photos of the math you see on your path. Your post has been published on the blog.Have a great summer! See you in September.Rosemarie(Assistant Principal)On Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 1:10 PM, Filippa Fernandez <filippalynes@icloud.com> wrote:While I was at the pool, I noticed an umbrella that is in the shape of an octagon!
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