Moving from snowflake to snowflake from left to right, in how many different ways can you spell out the word "Snowman"?
Moving from snowflake to snowflake from left to right, in how many different ways can you spell out the word "Snowman"?
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Note to teacher: You can click on the letters in the snowflake diagram above to show different ways of spelling snowman.
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Imagine a similar diagram for "SnowWoman".
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