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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 02 - Spark Image.001

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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 04 - Spark Notice Wonder Part 2 Image.001

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How many cookies do you think are in the top layer?

Draw a diagram of how the cookies would be arranged.

 

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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 05 - Spark Estimate Prompt Image.001

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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 06 - Spark Estimate Partial Reveal Image.001

 

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Draw a diagram of the side view of this arrangement.

Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 07 - Sense Making - Prompt 1 Image - Side View Arrangement.001

Make sure that your diagrams show how the first layer of cookies would be organized in their rows and columns if you could see through the boxes with your x-ray vision.

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How many cookies are in this arrangement of boxes altogether? How do you know?

 

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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 08 - Sense Making - Prompt 2 Image - How Many Cookies.001

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Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 10 - After Moves - Reveal Image.001

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18 boxes of chocolate are placed in a larger box for shipment.

Girl Guide Cookies [Day 1] - 11 - After Moves - Reflect Consolidation Prompt Image.001

  1. Draw a diagram highlighting how the boxes of chocolates might have been organized in the larger box for shipment. Label the dimensions of your larger box using individual chocolates as the unit of measure.
  2. How many chocolates are in a single layer of your box?
  3. How many chocolates are there altogether? Be sure to convince the reader of your thinking.

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