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Mathematical Activities for Parents and Their 2 to 5 Year Old Children

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Mathematical Activities for Parents and Their 2- to 5-Year-Old Children (1999)
US Department of Education

This archived information includes strategies on how parents can help young children to learn big mathematical concepts, suggested activities that can reinforce math skills in the daily routine, and links to additional resources.

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Parents really need to know

Posted by iwb

Parents really need to know these strategies. I recommend reading them. I have read them and learned a lot.
http://iwb-resources.blogspot.com

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