Walt: try different solutions to solve division problems
Here is my number patterns that I was working on.

1. Introduction
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Orientates and hooks
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2. Body Paragraph 1
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The teacher introduced the website.
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3. Body Paragraph 2
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We looked at different kinds of animals, so as other kinds of animals. Interesting animals. When I opened the site I saw videos of interesting animals.
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4. Body Paragraph 3
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When watching the videos their were amazing animals adapting.
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5. Conclusion
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What I think about the San Diego Zoo
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My chosen animal is a Camel. Camels store their fats in their humps. Some camels have two or one humps. Bactrian Camels have two bumps, if you turn the Camel around (but if you have a picture of it), you will see it looks like a letter b. That's why it's called a bactrian Camel. If it doesn't have two humps the same thing turn the picture around and it looks like a D.
1. Introduction
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Orientates and hooks
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2. Body Paragraph 1
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How Mr Goodwin say it made me think it was for real but it wasn't
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3. Body Paragraph 2
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The contestants being picked
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4. Body Paragraph 3
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Just another one of Mr Goodwin’s tricks
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5. Conclusion
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What I think about the fear factor challenge
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