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Red Ribbon Week

Penny Cube Box Video is on the link

ACT 1 How many pennies is that? How much money is that? Estimate. What would be an estimate that is too high? To low?

ACT 2 Penny Cube Dimensions

Coin Specifications

Work out your answer include your strategy as if you were explaining it or showing it someone else as an example

ACT 3 Share your solution and strategies. Compare your strategies and results with other people in your group. How reasonable was your estimate? What might you do differently if you were to do this again?

Penny Cube Reveal Video is on the link

Why do you believe, his entry was chosen for this year’s overall all Red Ribbon Week theme? R-restate the prompt A-answer the question C-cite the evidence E-give another example.