How Many Triangles?
How Many Triangles?
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"Provoked lots of discussion, using it with a small group the children came out to draw over shapes found on whiteboard." Liz, Somerset
"It is easy; it is 28. If you count the green and yellow triangles and the halves of each square." Student:Ben Clark, Year 7 St Peters Dorset
"Hugo says its 44 but we all think their might be more!" Year 7, Westbourne House
"We also think there are 44!" 8B, Freebrough Specialist Engineering College
"There are 44, unless I am very much mistaken." Andy, Grantham
"We found 44 too!" Mrs Myers and her Y9 brainboxes!, Woldgate College, Yorkshire
"We found 32 ..... " Mrs Warner's year 7, Burford School
"There are 44!" Nam Anh, 7T British International School
"There are 44!" Class 3, Sketchley Horizon, Leicester
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