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My first math stories with addition - Picture Book 2 (An Easier Path to Math)

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File Size: 15255 KB
Print Length: 66 pages
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Publication Date: April 13, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01E9F2C5W
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An Easier Path to Math is a growing series of books teaching you how to solve math word problems from the elementary school and onwards. These books are meant for parents to help their children with their homework and math in general.Initially the Picture books can be enjoyed with your child(ren). Easing them into the way word problems are presented. On a second or third read-through one can discover the steps described in the Parents’ guides wit...

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