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Loa @ Panmure Bridge School I am a Year 6 learner at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, New Zealand and my teacher is Miss Tele’a.

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What Is a Split Strategy

What Is a Split Strategy

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Publication date March 7, 2023
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This week my class and I learn the split strategy.

Now we had to explain the split strategy.

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Talofa lava my name is Loa and I am a Year 6 in LS1 this year. At school my favourite learning area is Writing. I like playing video games at home in my own time. My goal this year is to complete most of my work and to show respect to everyone.

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