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Warm Up Simplify. −𝑖 25 𝑖 100 4 −50

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Brain Break! 21 Close your eyes. We will count to 21 as a class. You are not allowed to say a number more than once. If two people say the same number we have to start over! The goal is to get to 21 without repeats and without doubles! No strategizing!

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Challenge/Exit Slip: Pick one.