At Iraha Elementary, students work in a garden. If they plant three rows of beans with eighteen plants in each row, how many bean plants will there be altogether? If they plant two rows of trees with six trees in each row, how many trees will there be?
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We love your math problems. Ms. Bettis used the Ferris wheel problem this morning during the announcements for the math problem of the day! Thanks for all you are doing!
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Hey Miss Merk! We are taking a break from our math and thought that we would check out your blog and send you a message! The kids want to know what happened to you??
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