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"Remove One" - Probability Game

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  1. Well written post on game. Thank you so much! I read throughout post and found it good one for me. I must say that you did great job. Kudos to you!
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  2. Hi Ellie! I'm your newest follower!

    This looks like a great game! I'm just starting probability with my class, and will definitely try it out! Just a suggestion... if you added labels to your posts you could indicate math skills making it easier for readers (like me!) to see if you have other posts about probability, or whatever, without scrolling through all of your posts.

    Thanks for the idea! :)

    ~Erin
    Mrs. Beattie's Classroom

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    1. Thanks, Erin! I'm not sure how to do the labels...I will check that out!

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  3. Wow....Just wow....
    Im doing a school project on probability and im definitely going to use this,Thank you sooooo much!!!!!!

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