The Horse Race Math Reflection

For a math game we played a game that was called The Horse Race. In the game, there were eleven horses to choose from. You could choose a horse from number 2 - 12. Then you would roll two dice and if the equalled the number of a horse it would move forward one space. This game was unfair because the horses 7 and 6 or 8 got rolled for the most times, which meant that they won the game faster

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Identity Poem

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