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There are 100 bags in total (WBS)

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most of the bags have a  bag under- neath but most do and also some of them son't even have another bag underneath
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there is 50 bags on top of 50 bags

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ten bags across and five bags going down
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all the bags don't have the same number of counters in them
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I wonder how many red counters and how many yellow counters there are? Are there more of one? (WBS)

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I counted the ones at the bottom and went up in tens. I got 10, 20, 30, 40, 50... (WBS)

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How many counters would there be if you added another 10 bags?

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I did (5 X5) +  (5 X 5) =
25 + 25 = 100 (WBS)

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I think there are 15 counters in each bag. I wonder how many there are altogether (WBS)

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I think there are 16 counters in each bag. I tried to count them. (WBS)

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I wonder how many red and yellow counters there are. (WBS)

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I would count in fives and got 50. (WBS)

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I wonder how many counters are in each bag. I wonder if there are the same amount in each bag. (Worser Bay School)

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I did 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20... Then I counted down the rows (5) Then I did 5 X 20 = 100 (WBS)

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It is an array. It is 5 X 10 X 2= 100 (WBS)

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I noticed that there are two bags in each pile. (WBS)