From counting words to quantities: making sense of numbers
Saying the number sequence is different from knowing how many. Explore small quantities through toys, place settings and everyday conversations.
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Children, family, play and learning.
Saying the number sequence is different from knowing how many. Explore small quantities through toys, place settings and everyday conversations.
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Read articleA cardboard box, a few sheets of paper and a favourite soft toy. Sometimes, that is all you need to begin a new game together.
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