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Perhaps ten
families is too many, and you would prefer to do only a few - or perhaps your
students are just becoming competent at the activity when they finish the ten
families, and you will make up more of your own.
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If you
decide to give ten CALCULATIONS sheets to each student, you might feel that
that's too much paper (even double-sided). If so, you could put the
CALCULATIONS form on an overhead transparency (either on an overhead projector
or not), and have students use erasable markers.
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You might
create a computer spreadsheet that would do the calculations, requiring the
students only to type in each family's children and their ages.
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Anything
goes!
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