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him
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manner.
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practice
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her
4,
5,
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gain
broader
adding
and
1 and 2 to whole numbers, this book
the
world
numbers
bigger single·digit
so!id
of
calculation
1
numbers through
numbers
skills
9.
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withoul
by
providing
As
children
a step-by-step
being
confused
aboul decimal places.
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in lhe
case
master addition
of addition
using the
using
lhe numbers
numbers 3 through
1
and
9 only
2,
children can
after they acquire
number recitation and wriling skil\s. Building basic addition skills is vital to understanding lhe decimal system, which is lhe foundation of higher· level
arithmetic
mulliplication,
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division,
children
and
skills
fractions.
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taught
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of
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such book
improving
as
ls
their
to
basic
addilion skills.
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important to teach children
how to combine and break
property.
down
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numbers
subtraction, so
only
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to
make
them
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a child's
desire
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learn.
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encourage g1ving
understand
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w
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parents"
advice on
how
to
help your child
ore
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p
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book.
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