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Mathematics

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3rd - 5th Grade

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Geraldine Valencia

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In today lesson we are going to do the multply one number by one number.

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First Question is 4×3=

Second Question is 8×4=

Then you assignment is #1-21 on your own now. You Have 12 min. to do your work. And answer the questions i told you to answer.

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Your homework is 1-7 practice side # 1-19

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