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The ABCs of 123s

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Knuffle Bunny and Math in the Neighborhood

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Fun Fact:

What happens when you divide the circumference of a circle by its diameter? You get pi! Swiss scientist Peter Trueb used a computer with 24 hard drives to calculate pi to more than 22 trillion digits. If you read one digit every second, it would take you just under 700,000 years to recite all those digits.

Reading Tip:

When teaching children math, the same strategies developed for reading should be used. These include reading the problem out loud, paraphrasing the author’s words, and talking through how to use context clues to figure out word meanings. Often children struggle with math because they don’t understand what the question is asking them to do.

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