Willy and Wendy Worm share teddy bears evenly between themselves. The document asks the reader to count out different numbers of bears and determine if they can be shared fairly between Willy and Wendy using counters. It suggests looking for a pattern in the results and considers what would happen if the bears had to be shared between three worms instead of two.

1. Share Bears
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Willy and Wendy Worm always share out their teddy
bears. Pick a number from the big worm picture and
count out that many bears.
Can Willy and Wendy share these fairly?
If yes, put a red counter on the number. If no, put a
blue counter.
If you put counters on all the numbers, you might find
a pattern!
What would happen if they had to share between
three?

2. Share Bears
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