Would 1 bag be enough to make about 25 3" pieces for a class of 3rd graders?
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I would say yes. Some of the pieces are pretty big so if you broke them up you should be good. I thought there was a very good amount in the bag. We were pleased.
647704
I think one bag would be plenty. You can break them off at intervals, and I believe that's more than enough.
647705
I'm sorry, but I can't answer that. I only use small amounts to make Rock and Rye. Looking at the size of the bag, I would say it depends upon the size of the pieces. Sorry, which I could be of help.
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Well, not unless you all are VERY good friends! I would say that 16 is really about the limit. I figure 12 with all your gear, or 16 with storage in something else, like the car trunk. Maybe 27 smaller kids, but not adults or high schoolers. Get two of them (I did.)
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There were two or three of each color but the children in my class ended up putting all the colors together anyway. This is a great product and if you keep It in A Baggie or Tupperware container, it stays pliable for many months.
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I am not completely sure because my daughter has the box in her classroom, but I believe there is room to add more legos.
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one large bag should be enough. It comes out of the holes, so I just keep putting it back in. Put it where you want it before you fill because it gets very heavy.
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Dear Henry, The bag is a good choice. I think kids would use the bags very rough and tough. In that case any bag is the same!!! Otherwise, the bag is a very good one! The bottom is quite okay... Regards, Tejasvi
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If I remember correctly the top, bottom, sides etc. are made of two pieces each. So a 6ft bag should be long enough to fit all of the pieces. Not 100% sure, though.
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Yes it can. I bought this for my sisters and they were able to fit all there school work into the bag perfectly. My sisters are elementary and Middle school students.
1958994
Yes, that is what our class did. You do need quite a bit of space to roll thin.
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I would get a much larger set for 4-6 students. I use this small group set for one child. I would recommend at least 3 sets for 4-6 children. As math level advances, having more 10 rods (the orange ones) is useful.
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It will depend on what they're doing. If they're coloring in something like an 11x14 inch coloring book, yes. If they need more space than that, no.
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Yes Jose, I think this would be great for school. Each section does not expand very much so if you have a lot of papers it will not work. It's made pretty sturdy so could last for awhile. Good luck.
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My niece who I bought this for is in second grade. I believe you can have as many players as you like. If you were going to do it for a classroom it might be better to have more than one set of dice.
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Well they recommend 1000 worms for a 22" L x 16" W x 6" bin, so you can adjust accordingly. Personally I bought the 250 count (and probably got more than that) for a child's school project. Our bin is about the size of shoe two boxes side by side and it seems about right.
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No, I imagine you'll need 2-3 of these bags in order to get a piece that size. Maybe even a 4th.
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For the life of me I cant answer that exactly, I am by myself & have not kept track of usage. I can tell you that one bag of kernels goes a long way & besides you did not mention how many students you plan to serve. Two bags should put down a layer of snow to cover a small village if that is any idea of how much it makes. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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No, I wouldn't think so. It all depends on how "packed" you would want the 3-4" fullness to be. Some people like to be able to squeeze the 3-4" down very easily. I like a more firm pillow. If that were the case, then I think you would need a bit more than one bag.