ALT Kiddo wearing a rainbow tie dye unicorn onesie, with an emoji sticker over his face

ALT A math diagram on chart paper showing six groups of 40 inside squares; two of the 40s have 10 in each corner. Two 40s are grouped into 80, which are then added to make 160, and then 240

ALT A diagram showing four circles above an incomplete box, and then times 6. Underneath, they have written four times 10 equals 40, 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 = 40, 10, 20, 30, 40

ALT For rectangles are drawn with two sets of five dots inside each rectangle; to the right they've written 1(4*10)=40

ALT Four rectangles are drawn on a Wipebook workbook, there is an x on each edge of the rectangle and 40 written inside. One rectangle has tens written on the inside of each rectangle on each side, and the 40 is circled. Underneath they have written 40×6=240

ALT Shelby sitting outside in her "Inclusive with People and Trapezoids" shirt

ALT Bitmoji of a certificate that says, "This certifies that I Did It!"

ALT Shelby stands at a podium in front of her presentation. The edges of the slide are covered in different math representations. The center says, "When did math get so complicated?"

ALT Top view of the wagon. There are four boxes stacked horizontally on the left side, and three boxes stacked vertically on the right.

ALT Side view of the wagon. Two rows of four boxes are visible, the rest are obscured by the wagon.

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