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Calling all brave mathematicians!

Are your students ready for a spooky multiplication challenge? A mischievous ghost has locked them inside a haunted house, and the only way to escape before midnight is to solve a series of multiplication puzzles!

The Haunted House Multiplication Escape is a low-prep, high-engagement activity that aligns with CCSS.4.NBT.B.5.

What's Included?

• A Haunting Introduction.
• 6 Chilling Clues: including word problems, crossword puzzle and a mix of 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit multiplication problems to test different skill levels.
• Escape Sheet: Students will collect "keys" (cutouts from the correct answer boxes on the clue sheets) and stick them onto the escape sheet throughout the challenge.
• Worksheet: Provide a space for students to show their work and calculations for each clue.
• Answer Key: Keep the game running smoothly.
• Winner's Circle! Celebrate the victorious team with fun certificates or props for a winning photo.

How to prep?

1. Gather Your Supplies: Print out the clue sheets, escape sheet, and worksheet (one copy per group). You'll also need scissors, tape, and a timer (optional: spooky music to set the mood).

2. Prepare the Haunted House: Hide the clue sheets around your classroom or designate specific locations for each clue (envelopes labeled with clue numbers are optional).

3. Assemble Your Teams: Divide your students into groups of 3-4 players.

Let the Escape Begin!

1. Time is Ticking! Set a timer for 40 minutes to create a sense of urgency and excitement.
2. Unlock the Clues: Each group starts at a designated clue (or envelope). Students work together to solve the multiplication challenge and find the answer.
3. Answer Check: Groups come to you to verify their answer using the answer key.
4. Key to Escape: If the answer is correct, students cut out the box at the top right corner of the clue sheet (the "key") then stick the "key" onto their escape sheet.
5. On to the Next Challenge: Once they have the "key," provide the next clue sheet (or envelope) for them to tackle.
6. Escape Achieved! The first group to finish all the clues and fill their escape sheet with "keys" wins the game!

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Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Regrouping

Multiplying 3-, 4- Digit Numbers with Regrouping

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Board Game

Dice Activity

Escape Room Game

Santa's Shopping List Practice Sheet

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GAME TIME! Keep your 4th grade Math students interested to practice multiplication while playing with some dices.

What's Included?

• Two 3-digit dices
• Two 2-digit dices
• Two 1-digit dice
• One empty dice template (if you need to fill it with your own numbers)
• A recording sheet

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.A.3

What is this and what should you do?

As the teacher, print out the dice template that suits your classroom. Fold and glue the dice. Students will roll 2 dices and multiply the answers they get.

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Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Regrouping

Multiplying 3-, 4- Digit Numbers with Regrouping

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Landmarks Array

Escape Room Game

Santa's Shopping List Practice Sheet

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Looking to add some movement and excitement to your math lessons? This engaging activity incorporates QR codes and movement to transform addition and subtraction practice into a dynamic learning experience for your 4th graders!

What's Included?

• 12 QR Codes: These QR codes, when scanned, will reveal addition and subtraction word problems.
• Text Version (Optional): The same 12 questions are provided in written text format, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your classroom resources and technology access.
• Recording Sheet: Students will use this sheet to record the math problems they encounter (either by scanning the QR code or reading the text version) and write down their solutions.
• Answer Key.

How to Play?

1. Prepare the Playground/Classroom: Print out the QR codes and creatively hide them around your designated playing area (playground or classroom). You can attach them to objects, tape them to walls, or even place them in hidden nooks.
2. Get Active! Instruct your students to grab their recording sheets and head out on a QR code math adventure! As they find each QR code, students will scan it (or read the text version, if you're using that option) to reveal a word problem.
3. Solve and Record: Encourage students to solve the math problem and record it on their recording sheet, along with their answer.
4. Move and Repeat! Once they've solved the problem, students can continue their quest, searching for the next hidden QR code or text-based problem.

Teacher's Tip:

• Consider the difficulty level of the word problems when placing the QR codes. Place easier problems in more easily accessible locations and more challenging ones in hidden spots.

• Encourage students to work together in small groups to solve the problems, promoting collaboration and communication skills.

• If some students finish before others, have them revisit previously scanned codes and try solving the problems with a different approach.

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.B.4

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GAME TIME! Keep your 4th grade Math students interested to practice multiplication while playing with some dices.

What's Included?

• Two 3-digit dices
• Two 2-digit dices
• Two 1-digit dice
• One empty dice template (if you need to fill it with your own numbers)
• A recording sheet

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.A.3

What is this and what should you do?

As the teacher, print out the dice template that suits your classroom. Fold and glue the dice. Students will roll 2 dices and multiply the answers they get.

⭐PowerPoint Alert⭐

Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Regrouping

Multiplying 3-, 4- Digit Numbers with Regrouping

⭐Activity Alert⭐

Landmarks Array

Escape Room Game

Santa's Shopping List Practice Sheet

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Looking to add some movement and excitement to your math lessons? This engaging activity incorporates QR codes and movement to transform addition and subtraction practice into a dynamic learning experience for your 4th graders!

What's Included?

• 12 QR Codes: These QR codes, when scanned, will reveal addition and subtraction word problems.
• Text Version (Optional): The same 12 questions are provided in written text format, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your classroom resources and technology access.
• Recording Sheet: Students will use this sheet to record the math problems they encounter (either by scanning the QR code or reading the text version) and write down their solutions.
• Answer Key.

How to Play?

1. Prepare the Playground/Classroom: Print out the QR codes and creatively hide them around your designated playing area (playground or classroom). You can attach them to objects, tape them to walls, or even place them in hidden nooks.
2. Get Active! Instruct your students to grab their recording sheets and head out on a QR code math adventure! As they find each QR code, students will scan it (or read the text version, if you're using that option) to reveal a word problem.
3. Solve and Record: Encourage students to solve the math problem and record it on their recording sheet, along with their answer.
4. Move and Repeat! Once they've solved the problem, students can continue their quest, searching for the next hidden QR code or text-based problem.

Teacher's Tip:

• Consider the difficulty level of the word problems when placing the QR codes. Place easier problems in more easily accessible locations and more challenging ones in hidden spots.

• Encourage students to work together in small groups to solve the problems, promoting collaboration and communication skills.

• If some students finish before others, have them revisit previously scanned codes and try solving the problems with a different approach.

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.B.4

⭐RELATING MATH TO REAL LIFE freebie Addition | Restaurant Menu Activity**⭐**

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Calling all brave mathematicians!

Are your students ready for a spooky multiplication challenge? A mischievous ghost has locked them inside a haunted house, and the only way to escape before midnight is to solve a series of multiplication puzzles!

The Haunted House Multiplication Escape is a low-prep, high-engagement activity that aligns with CCSS.4.NBT.B.5.

What's Included?

• A Haunting Introduction.
• 6 Chilling Clues: including word problems, crossword puzzle and a mix of 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit multiplication problems to test different skill levels.
• Escape Sheet: Students will collect "keys" (cutouts from the correct answer boxes on the clue sheets) and stick them onto the escape sheet throughout the challenge.
• Worksheet: Provide a space for students to show their work and calculations for each clue.
• Answer Key: Keep the game running smoothly.
• Winner's Circle! Celebrate the victorious team with fun certificates or props for a winning photo.

How to prep?

1. Gather Your Supplies: Print out the clue sheets, escape sheet, and worksheet (one copy per group). You'll also need scissors, tape, and a timer (optional: spooky music to set the mood).

2. Prepare the Haunted House: Hide the clue sheets around your classroom or designate specific locations for each clue (envelopes labeled with clue numbers are optional).

3. Assemble Your Teams: Divide your students into groups of 3-4 players.

Let the Escape Begin!

1. Time is Ticking! Set a timer for 40 minutes to create a sense of urgency and excitement.
2. Unlock the Clues: Each group starts at a designated clue (or envelope). Students work together to solve the multiplication challenge and find the answer.
3. Answer Check: Groups come to you to verify their answer using the answer key.
4. Key to Escape: If the answer is correct, students cut out the box at the top right corner of the clue sheet (the "key") then stick the "key" onto their escape sheet.
5. On to the Next Challenge: Once they have the "key," provide the next clue sheet (or envelope) for them to tackle.
6. Escape Achieved! The first group to finish all the clues and fill their escape sheet with "keys" wins the game!

⭐PowerPoint Alert⭐

Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers with Regrouping

Multiplying 3-, 4- Digit Numbers with Regrouping

⭐Activity Alert⭐

Board Game

Dice Activity

Escape Room Game

Santa's Shopping List Practice Sheet

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Roll up your sleeves, 4th graders, because it's time for a fraction fiesta! This engaging dice game provides a fun and interactive way to practice essential fraction skills, making review sessions a breeze.

What's Included?
Dice Options:

• Two multiples of 3 denominator dices
• Two multiples of 2 denominator dices
• One empty dice template (if you need to fill it with your own fractions)

Recording Sheets:

• A recording sheet per fraction skill (skills covered: generating equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, ordering fractions, adding fractions, and subtracting fractions).

How to Play?

1. Choose Your Dice:
   Decide which dice set (multiples of 3, multiples of 2, or custom) is most appropriate for the skill you want to practice.
   Print, fold, and glue the chosen dice.
2. **Skill Selection:
   **Distribute the recording sheet that corresponds to the specific fraction skill you're focusing on (e.g., comparing fractions).
3. **Roll and Record:
   **Students take turns rolling the dice.
   They record the fractions they roll on the recording sheet.
4. **Practice Makes Perfect:
   **Depending on the skill being practiced, students will perform different actions based on the rolled fractions.

4th Grade: CCSS.4.NBT.A.3

⭐Activity Alert⭐ Multiplying Multi-Digit Whole Numbers | Dice Multiplying Game/Activity

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-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

-Cut out cards and place them around the room or hallway.

-Give each student a recording sheet and assign them a starting problem.

-Each answer leads to the next card, and students will end up in the same place they started upon completion of the loop.

-An active way to get some extra multiplication practice in!

-Self-correcting!

-Includes 12 problem cards, one student worksheet, and an answer key

Introducing the comprehensive Multiplication Longest Line Bundle! This incredible product is designed to provide students with 39 engaging and interactive multiplication longest line games, making it the perfect resource for practicing multiplication facts, fostering intentional practice, and number sense for each student. This resource is perfect for students in 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade still developing multiplication fact fluency. With ready-to-print, no/low prep games, this bundle offers convenience and versatility for classrooms, homeschooling, or any learning environment.

Each game in this bundle is meticulously crafted to promote multiplication fluency and strengthen students' math skills. By playing these games, students will have the opportunity to actively engage with multiplication facts in a fun and challenging way. The variety of games ensures that learners of all levels and preferences will find enjoyable and effective practice activities.

To ensure durability and longevity, it is recommended to laminate the games. This way, they can withstand repeated use and continue to benefit students over an extended period. Laminating the games also allows for easy cleaning and storage, making them a reliable and long-lasting addition to any math resource collection.

In order to play, students will only need counters for each player and a spinner. If a spinner is not readily available, a pencil and large paper clip can serve as a simple and accessible alternative. These minimal supplies make it easy to set up and play the games, saving time and effort while still providing an engaging learning experience.

Games Included:

• Multiply by 1 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 1 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 1 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Multiply by 2 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 2 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 2 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 2 Longest Line (ex. 2 x __ = 16)

• Multiply by 3 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 3 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 3 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 3 Longest Line (ex. 3 x __ = 15)

• Multiply by 4 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 4 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 4 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 4 Longest Line (ex. 4 x __ = 28)

• Multiply by 5 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 5 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 5 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 5 Longest Line (ex. 5 x __ = 25)

• Multiply by 6 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 6 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 6 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 6 Longest Line (ex. 6 x __ = 54)

• Multiply by 7 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 7 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 7 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 7 Longest Line (ex. 7 x __ = 21)

• Multiply by 8 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 8 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 8 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 8 Longest Line (ex. 8 x __ = 32)

• Multiply by 9 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 9 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 9 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 9 Longest Line (ex. 9 x __ = 27)

• Multiply by 10 Longest Line Low (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5)

• Multiply by 10 Longest Line High (x6, x7, x8, x9, x10

• Multiply by 10 Longest Line Mixed (x1 - x10)

• Missing Factor 10 Longest Line (ex. 10 x __ = 40)

Other Multiplication Resources:

• Multiplication Task Cards - 2, 3 and 4 digit X 1 Digit (20 Cards)
• Multiplication Task Cards - 2 Digit X 2 Digit [4th Grade, 5th Grade & 6th Grade]
• 4th Grade and 5th Grade Multiplication Partial Products Placemats - No Prep
• Multiplication Fact Fluency Game: Quick Draw - Multiples of 2, 5 and 10
• Treasure Hunt - Bundle (Includes multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10)

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Are you searching for a fun, hands-on math activity that requires no prep? Do you want an engaging way for your students to practice and review multiplication and division with powers and multiples of 10? This interactive math mazes resource is designed to captivate students while reinforcing essential skills. With easy-to-follow instructions and teacher answers included, it’s aligned with the Australian Curriculum V9 and ready to print and use in your classroom today!

How can you use this Math Mazes: No Prep Multiplication Games Aus. Curriculum:

• independent task at the start, middle or end to consolidate, review or check understanding
• small group, or work 1 on 1 with a student
• partner work / activity
• a quick review
• math / numeracy group activity
• formative assessment tool

What's included in this Math Mazes: Power / Multiples of 10:

• Each type (multiplication, division, mix) of maze has 2 different varieties of mazes!

• Power / Multiple of 10 (division, multiplication, mix)

• Instructions on how to solve / complete this maze activity

• ANSWER sheets for ALL mazes - to guide or mark student work

Why you'll love this Math Mazes: No Prep Multiplication Games with Powers & Multiples of 10! - Aus. Curriculum:

• no prep - great for busy teachers!
• aligns to the Australian Curriculum V9
• print and go - ready to use
• hands on engaging activity
• promoting fine motor skills
• effective way to reinforce key concepts in a fun, interactive way
• encourages problem solving as the problems lead them through various paths of the maze
• discussion and reflection - upon completion, reflect on your teaching and review key concepts
• flexible use - 1 on 1, independent, group , partner work, whole class
• builds confidence and competence in their power of 10 skills

Make adding and subtracting integers fun with this printable math scavenger hunt! This hands-on activity is designed to engage your students while reinforcing their skills in adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers.

With 12 problems in total, this no-prep resource is perfect for math practice, review, or test prep.

Key Features:

• Self-Checking: The activity is designed so students will know they've solved all problems correctly when the final answer brings them back to their starting card.
• No Prep Required: Simply print, cut, and distribute! Your class will be ready for math practice with minimal prep time.
• Interactive: Students move around the room, solving each problem and finding the matching answers in an engaging scavenger hunt format.
• Flexible Use: Ideal for math centers, classroom activities, small group work, or as a test review.

How It Works:

Students start at any card, solve the problem, and then search for the next card with the correct answer. The hunt continues until the final problem leads back to the first card, making it a fully self-checking activity.

This engaging Adding and Subtracting Integers Scavenger Hunt is designed to build confidence and keep students focused. Perfect for middle school grades, it provides a fun and active way to reinforce essential math skills.

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Get ready for a spook-tacular math adventure with our Halloween-Themed Digital Pixel Art Activity! This engaging resource is perfect for 6th-8th grade students and focuses on order of operations with integers (operations with positive and negative numbers).

With self-checking features and a no prep design, this digital activity allows students to work at their own pace while having fun solving problems that incorporate parentheses and require no exponents. As they progress through the Halloween-themed pixel art, they'll reveal a mysterious image that keeps them motivated and excited!

Key Features:

• Digital Format: Easily accessible for classroom or remote learning.
• Self-Checking: Instant feedback ensures students can learn independently.
• No Prep Needed: Save time with ready-to-use materials.
• Engaging and Fun: Halloween theme adds excitement to learning!
• Focus on Order of Operations: Perfect for reinforcing critical math skills with integers and expressions.
• Printable Versions Included: This resource also features a printable version of the questions, solutions, and printable task cards for additional practice.

Standards Alignment: This resource aligns with Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for 6th-8th grades, making it an ideal tool for classroom instruction, test reviews, or math centers.

Transform your classroom into a Halloween math haven with this digital pixel art activity! Students will love practicing their math skills while getting into the holiday spirit.

Perfect For:

• Classwork or independent learning
• Homework assignments
• Math centers
• Distance learning

Since this activity is online (interactive pages) there is very little prep; just provide the link, and off they go! There are no locks to configure or clues to hide—everything you need is online. No Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams logins are necessary.

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Engage 7th-grade students with this challenging Halloween-themed pixel art activity, designed to reinforce order of operations with positive and negative numbers. Perfect for reviewing parentheses and exponents, this digital, self-checking activity gives students immediate feedback, building confidence as they tackle complex expressions independently.

Product Highlights:

• Grade Level: 7th Grade
• Digital & Printable Options: Dynamic pixel art plus printable task cards and handouts
• 20 Challenging Problems: Focuses on applying order of operations with parentheses and exponents
• Self-Checking & No Prep: Instant feedback and zero setup—simply assign and go
• Halloween-Themed Design: Festive and fun, keeping students motivated
• Autosave Feature: Students can continue where they left off by selecting “Continue” on the same device and browser

What’s Included:

• Digital Pixel Art Activity: Uncover a Halloween image with each solved problem
• Printable Handouts & Task Cards: Ideal for classroom, homework, or hybrid learning
• Solution Key Provided: Supports grading and student review

Make Order of Operations Practice Spooktacularly Engaging!

Assign this self-checking, no-prep Halloween resource today to help students master order of operations with integers and bring excitement to math practice.

Since this activity is online (interactive pages) there is very little prep; just provide the link, and off they go! There are no locks to configure or clues to hide—everything you need is online. No Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams logins are necessary.

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Looking for an exciting way to teach order of operations with integers (no exponents, no parentheses) and integer operations? This Halloween-themed pixel art activity will do just that! With 20 problems, students will solve expressions with positive and negative numbers, and watch as a captivating Halloween image appears with each correct answer.

Solutions include positive and negative integers.

Why You’ll Love This Product:

• No prep: Save time with a ready-to-go, hassle-free activity!
• Self-checking: Students receive immediate feedback, making it perfect for independent work.
• Fun and engaging: The Halloween pixel art motivates students to stay focused and solve all problems to reveal the hidden picture.
• Work at their own pace: Students can move through the activity independently and ask for help when they need it.
• Perfect for 7th-grade math: Includes 20 expressions that follow the order of operations with integers (no exponents or parentheses).

What’s Included:

• Digital pixel art activity with 20 problems focusing on integer operations.
• Printable handouts and task cards to reinforce concepts.
• Solutions for easy grading and review.
• Halloween theme to make math more fun and seasonal!

Key Features:

• No prep, self-checking resource that students can use in class, as homework, or as a math center activity.
• Perfect for practicing positive and negative numbers in the context of order of operations.
• Fun, engaging, and educational – your students will love working through the problems to complete the pixel art.

Perfect For:

• Classwork or independent learning
• Homework assignments
• Math centers
• Distance learning

Since this activity is online (interactive pages) there is very little prep; just provide the link, and off they go! There are no locks to configure or clues to hide—everything you need is online. No Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams logins are necessary.

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