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mr.Bosch please look in my file for mine.

Deal or NO Deal was a very interesting game to play in class. I learned a lot from the game. First I learned division. I used division for the banker in this game, then i counted up the cases left and i got the sum of the cases and then i divided the sum of the cases left. For the caculation i used a caculatior for the whole thing to help me with the game. Another skill I used was rounding. Roundind was used for to find the offier for the players. First you had to use rounding for roundin gto the nearest thousand.

The owl pellet dissection was so interesting. The snowy owl was the funnest of them all.The snowy owl's pellet was so big. I found a lot of bones in the pellet. One of the bones i assembled was a red squirrel and a bunch of rat bones. My favorite owl was the great horned owl. It's pellet was so fury and it was so cool doing the virtual owl pellet dissection. I learned that the snowy owl eats the most out of all of the  owls, I also did the barn owl that owl pellet was the smallest that I dissected so far, and the northern saw-whet owl there was only fur in that pellet. The northern hawk owl was the easiest of them all. That pellet had no skulls or lower jaw bones in it. This  finishes my blog about owl pellet dissection.

Comparing pairs was a a little challenging, but I learned a little something about fractons. I learned that eight sixteenths is equal to one half.