Classroom Snowflakes
by Shelly Hazard
December, 2005
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To celebrate the first snowstorm, Lucy's art teacher had them
design snowflakes and cut them out using pieces of colored
construction paper. When the class was done making them,
everyone laid out their finished snowflakes and the class voted on which
were the best designs. Determine the full name of the classmates who won the class
vote, the color of construction paper each of the winning designs was cut from, and
where each design placed.
1. The student who used green construction paper was not Lucy Wish. The first place
snowflake wasn't made from red construction paper.
2. The five students who won were, from 5th place to 1st place, Sally, the student
whose last name was Grant, the student who used white construction paper, the girl
whose snowflake won 2nd place, and the student whose last name was Canary.
3. Walter's last name wasn't Grant and he didn't use blue construction paper. The fifth
place winner didn't have a last name of Dudley.
4. Thomas, whose last name wasn't Bradley, didn't use red construction paper. The
pink construction paper was not used by a girl.
5. Lucy didn't use the red construction paper. Anna's snowflake placed better than
Thomas' but not as good as the snowflake that used blue construction paper.
6. The student whose last name was Canary didn't use the green construction paper.
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Last Name
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December, 2005
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Classroom Snowflakes
5th
4th
3rd
2nd
1st
white
red
pink
green
blue
Wish
Grant
Dudley
Canary
Bradley
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Anna
Lucy
Sally
Thomas
Walter
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
blue
green
pink
red
white
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