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1 Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #1

2 Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #2

3 Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #3

4 Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #4

5 Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #5

6 Number and operation “tiles” Rules Use each tile only once Don’t go beyond –15 to 15 No two numbers together (separate with +, –, tiles) Free parentheses Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #6

7 X–1+1 –1 Fill in this times table Poster Problems - Walking the Line Slide #7

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