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My method of solving the problem begins with extracting all the essential information. It states there are six pods with ten seeds each and two extras. Next, I determine what information they are seeking to satisfy the question. They want to know the total number of seeds Gardener Juliet has once you count all the seeds. So, we would write the number ten six times in a column to represent six pods with ten seeds each plus the number two for the two extra seeds, then add up all the numbers, which equals sixty-two seeds. The total seeds Gardener would have on hand is sixty-two.

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To solve this problem first I read the problem carefully and underline the quantities I was working with. The problem stated that Juliet had 6 bean pods, so, I drew 6 bean pods. The problem stated each pod contained 10 bean seeds in them, so, I drew 10 seeds in each pod. I also included 2 extra seeds that Juliet had. The question asked, "How many seeds did Juliet have?" I first added the 10 seeds that were in each pod. which was 10+10+10+10+10+10= 60 seeds + 2 extra seeds. 60 +2 = 62

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In Juliet's bean pod harvest she collected 6 pods in total. Each pod had 10 bean seeds inside. Juliet had 2 extra seeds left over. I drew bean pods adjacent to one another. Each bean pod is a grouping of 10 seeds. Therefore, by adding 10 seeds six times we derive at the grand total of 60 seeds. Now, I separated the two extra seeds Juliet had on the right side. I added 60 seeds with the 2 extra ones and concluded that Juliet has 62 seeds in total. Another way that this could work is by multiplying. The six groups of pods contain ten seeds inside. Therefore, 6x10 give us a result of 60. 60+2 equals 62 seeds. In my drawing I used real beans to physically demonstrate the grouping of 10 seeds in each pod.

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In order to solve this problem I decided to represent each Bean Pod through a big circle, since there were 6 pean pods I drew 6 big circles. The problem stated that each bean pod had a total of 10 bean seeds. Therefore, in order to represent that, I drew 10 small circles inside each big circle. It also said that there were two extra beans and I drew two small circles outside of the big pods. To keep it organized, I made sure to label each bean pod as well as each seed inside, to make sure there were a total of 10 in each. Once I did that, I added it all up. 10+10+10+10+10+10+2= 62 total beans

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Well, it was quite simple... really. Once I realized the beans were actually Martian entities, I just counted their features. There was clearly an invisible one that snuck its way in. so 62 features total.

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When solving this problem I drew the 6 bean pods and added 10 seeds to each bean pod inside. I then added the 2 extra seeds on the side. I added color because it helps to visualize the problem more. So I solved it two ways, first I added all the 10 seeds from each of the 6 bean pods and added the 2 extra seeds, having a total of 62 seeds. The 2nd way, since I color coded, I just did 6 times 10 and added 2, which is 62 seeds in total.

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When solving this problem I started by making 6 pods and placing 10 seeds in each pod. As I read the problem I was drawing my diagram. After the diagram was completed I added all of the seeds together and came up with 60 I then added the 2 extra seeds and it came out to be 62.

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When solving this problem, my brain immediately thought of creating 6 groups of 10 seeds. This demonstrates the total number of seeds in all 6 beans. After adding those, I added the two extra seeds she had to result in the total of 62 seeds.

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To solve this I used something that students usually do. Drawings helps a lot because students can physically see it and count how much there is of something. I drew 6 circles to represent the pods and added 10 circles inside to represent the seeds and added the extra two seeds on the side. I then added 10 six times plus the two. This gave me 60. I also showed how you can do it as a multiplication

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In order to solve this problem I first drew out 6 pods and then I drew inside the 10 seeds, I then drew aside the 2 extra seeds. Next, I counted by 10's the 6 pods and got 60 and added 2 (extra seeds) and got 62.

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To solve the problem I made six groups that contained 10 seeds in each. I then added the additional seeds by themselves. I multiplied six times ten to get sixty and added two to get the answer of sixty-two seeds.

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First, I drew 6 sticks that each represented a pod. Second I labeled each pod with the number 10 to represent that each one has a value of 10 seeds. Then I drew a smaller stick and labeled it with a number 2 to represent the 2 extra seeds. I multiplied 6 by 10 and got 60 then I added 60 and 2 which gave me a total of 62 seeds.

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To solve this problem the first thing I did was understand what the problem was asking me to find. then I highlighted information that I thought its was useful in order to solve the problem. The information given was that there were 6 bean pods with 10 beans inside and 2 extra beans. To illustrate that I drew 6 ovals with 10 circles inside each and 2 circles on the side. Then I added the groups which game me 60 plus the 2 extra which got me a total of 62 seeds.

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To solve this problem I decided to first write the question, and then underlined key words or key information. Once I figured out what the question was asking, I decided to start solving the problem with a drawing. I drew 6 pods, and 10 seeds in each pod. Then, on the side I drew the 2 extra seeds. After that I decided to add (10+10+10+10+10+10+2) my answer was =62. I also checked that my answer was correct by multiplying it, and of course I got the same answer (10x6+2=62).

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I solved this problem by using visual representations of bean pods and bean seeds. There are 6 bean pods therefore I drew 6 bean pods. Each bean pod has 10 seeds so I drew 10 in each bead pod. The question asks how many bean seeds are there in total? So I knew I had to count every bean seed and add the two extra seeds Juliet had. Being that there is 10 bean seeds I was able to add by 10's six times getting a total of 60 seeds. I added the remaining 2 and got a total of 62. Lastly, I checked my work by using multiplication. I know 10 times 6 is 60 and I remembered to add the 2 getting the same answer of 62.

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I find that an ilustration of the problem is necessary, because we might be ask to multiply or add, in this answer I drew six bean pods with ten seeds, and two extra. This allowed me to add 10X6+2.

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I made groups of 10 and divided each group in 2 so students can see that 5+5 equals 10. Then I added all 6 tens which equals 60 plus the 2 extra seeds.

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After reading the problem, I made sure to write down what the problem was asking me to look for (solve for). Then I went ahead and wrote the quantities and what they represented. I identified that Juliet had 6 pods and each of those pods had 10 seeds inside, which I drew in and represented each pod and seed. Then below each pod, I wrote the amount of seed it had. Then I added the amounts of the seeds on the pods. Looking back at my quantities, I noticed that she had 2 extra seeds, so I also drew them individually. Afterwards I added both quantities to get a total of 62 seeds.

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To solve this problem I used the strategy of repeated addition. I new that there were 6 groups of 10 so I first drew the six groups of pods, next I added the ten seed into each one without forgetting to add the two extra. Once done with the picture I wrote my drawing as an expression of repeated addition. Lastly, I showed how it could also be solved with a multiplication and addition equation.

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I solved this problem by creating a drawing that shows 6 groups of 10 seeds plus 2 more seeds. Once you add up all the seeds I got 62 as my answer. However, I believe that elementary school children could get confused as to what numbers to add and they might add 6 groups + 10 seeds+ 2 seeds and get an answer like 18. I don’t know this is just a way a child my interpreter the problem.

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To solve the problem, I had to draw a visual to understand the question. I imaged each pod as it’s own group. There was a total of 6 groups and they each had 10 seeds inside. I drew each pod with 10 seeds and included the two extra seeds on the side. After counting each seed, I added the total amount together. Altogether, I got 62 seeds.

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Juliet has 6 pods and each contained 10 and +2 extra. I drew 6 pods containing 10 bean seeds and +2 extra on the side. Then I counted by 10's with a total of 60 then I added two extra (60+2) ending with a total of 62.

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The first step was in making sure I understood the information provided and what the question was asking. I noted that Gardener Juliet had 6 pods, each pod has 10 seeds and that she also had 2 extra seeds. I multiplied 6 and 10 and added 2 to get my result, Gardener Juliet has 62 seeds in total.

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To solve this problem I first multiplied 10 by 6 to get 60. Then, I added the 2 extra seeds. When thinking about how to illustrate it, I drew out each of the pods and drew the seeds in each pod, including the 2 extra seeds. I then showed how one can either add all the way through, or multiply the way I did on the second line.

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To solve the problem first I drew the 6 bean pods then I drew 6 bean pods again but with 10 seeds each and after I drew the 2 extra seeds she had. I used multiplication and multiplied the 10 seeds each pod has times de number of pods which was 6 that equals 60 then I just added the 2 extra seeds she had. Gardner Juliet has 62 seeds in total.

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To solve this problem I decided to first identify the known information which was that Juliet has 6 bean pods, 10 seeds in each pod, and there are 2 extra seeds. Then I found what the question was asking me to find. In this case, it is asking how many seeds Juliet has in total. After this I drew an image to make it easier for me to put all the information together. I first drew 6 pods and inside each pod I drew 10 seeds. I then placed 2 seeds next to my 6 pods representing the extra seeds Juliet had. I then added all the seeds inside the pods and it gave me 60. Lastly I added the two extra, giving me a total of 62 seeds.

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What I did to solve this problem is, think and understand what the question was asking. Since I am a visual learner, I rewrote the question, and crossed out the information that was not necessary. After crossing out the unnecessary information,  I was left with “6 bean pods”  (I started drawing six bean pods) , then “each pod has 10 beans inside” (then I drew 10 beans seeds inside each of the six pods) after, “2 extra seeds” ( I drew two seeds on the side) and finally  I was left with “how many seeds does she have” ( this tells me I had to find the total number of seeds). After making my drawing, I added the total number of seeds, and came up with the total number of 62.

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I drew six ovals to represent the pods. I drew 10 seeds in each pod, and two extra seeds on the side. I added 10 six times and then added the two extra seeds. The total number of seeds were 62.

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After reading the word problem, I draw 6 pods with one of them peeled open, revealing all 10 seeds. Next I drew the 2 independent seeds.  I multiplied 10 by 6 and also added 2. My result is 62.

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To solve this problem I first grouped the 6 pods. Then, I illustrated the 10 seeds in each pod. Next, I illustrated the two extra seeds on the side. With this illustration, I was able to count the seeds in each pod. After counting them, I was able to make an equation and solve it.

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I solved this problem by first understanding that there are a total of 6 pods with 10 seeds inside of each pod. Then there are two extra seeds on the side. In order to figure out the total number of seeds, I multiplied 6x10 to get the total number of seeds that are in the pods then I added 2 to get the overall total number of seeds which is 62.

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After reading the word problem, I pulled out the important information.
First, I drew the 6 pods. Then, the 10 seeds in each pod. I then added the last two seeds. We counted all the seeds and got 62 seeds total.

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Each rectangle is a pod, and I know that each pod has 10 seeds in them and there are 6 pods in total. Then there are two extra seeds that don't have a pod. I then added all of my seeds together to get 62.

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To solve this problem, I drew 6 pods and then placed 10 seeds in each pod. I made sure to mark the 2 extra seeds with an asterisk so I wouldn't forget to add it in the end. Then I showed that 6 pods x 10 seeds in each would equal 60 seeds. Finally, I added the 2 extra seeds to get my answer of 62 seeds altogether.

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The first thing I did was making sure that I had all the information that was given to me. What I did to solve this problem was multiply 6 x 10 since we know that there is 6 pods and inside each pod there are 10 seeds. Once I did that I got 60 and I added the two extra seeds which equal to 62. I also used the adding by tenths or ones to solve for this problem.

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To solve this problem, I made sure to write down each value in the problem in the order we receive them in the problem. So, we have 6 bean pods and each pod has 10 seeds, and Julia has 2 extra seeds. Because each bean pod has 10 seeds in them i multiplied 6 by 10 and got 60 seeds. I can't forget about the 2 extra seeds Julia has, so I added 2 to 60 and got 62. The total number of seeds is 62.

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First I wrote down the numbers I was given. After that I multiplied 10 seeds by 6 because there are 6 pods. When I got 60 I just added the extra seeds which was 2. So 60 plus 2 is 62. Juliet has 62 seeds total.

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My first step was to make the 6 pods then fill each of them with 10 circles that symbolized the seeds in each pod. Then, I drew the 2 extra seeds that Juliet had. Finally, I multiplied 6 by 10 which equals 60 and then added the 2 extra which gave me a total of 62 seeds.

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To solve the problem I first  wrote down the values given. 6 pods, 10 seeds in each pod, and 2 extra seeds. After I drew a picture to make more sense of the problem. First, I drew 6 pods, and in each pod I drew 10 seeds. I then added all the seeds inside pods and got 60. Lastly, I added the two extra seeds and my total was 62 seeds.

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I took out the important information (being the numbers and what they represented). Then I used multiplication and addition to solve the problem. Since there are 10 seeds in each pod, you can multiply 10 by the amount of pods that there are. There are 6 pods, so 10 x 6. This equals 60. Then there are two extra seeds. So 60 + 2. This equals 62.

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To solve the following problem I used what elementary students typically use to interpret math problems. A visual, a picture. Picture helps a lot work especially, big word problems. Next, I drew out 6 boxes to represent the bean pods. In each I drew 10 beans inside. So, that gives me a total of 60 seeds cause I counted by tens. Lastly drew out the extra seeds and counted to a solution of 62 seeds in total.

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I followed three steps to solve this problem. My first step was to write the numbers one through six in a consecutive format. Each of these numbers represented one bean pod, making a total of six bean pods. My second step was giving each bean pod (number) ten beans. I placed the two extra beans next to the six groups of beans. My third step was adding the number of groups that I had formed. Then, I added the two extra beans that were left out. The total came out to be 62 beans.

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To solve this problem I first identified the values given to me. I then drew Juliets 6 pods. Since each pod has 10 beans, I drew 10 seeds inside each pod. Next, I drew the two extra seeds next to the pods. To continue solving the problem, I first added all the seeds inside the pods and got 60. Then, I added the two extra seeds to get a total of 62 seeds.

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To solve this problem, I used was something that students use most commonly. I did repeatedly adding groups of a quantity. I had 6 different groups to represent the 6 bean pods and I know that each pod had 10 seeds so I wrote down 10 under each group. Then I added all 6 groups which gave me 60 seeds in total. But I know she had 2 extra seeds so then I added 60+2 to give me the total of 62.

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To solve this problem, I used a practice that students commonly use while doing math which is repeatedly adding groups of a quantity, in this case bead pods. After getting the total of seeds in the pods, I remembered that there are two extra seeds. The extra seeds were added at the end which ended up giving me a total.