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Number Tales: 30 Mice Are Very Nice
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Number Tales: 30 Mice Are Very Nice
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Description
Thirty mice are very nice, except when they come for a very long—and loud—visit. How will Millie cope with all of her mouse guests? This tale is designed to boost important early numeracy skills by helping children recognize numbers, count, add, subtract, and more. Also includes an interactive hide-and-seek page, and a chant-along poem!
How to use this product:
Before Reading: Invite each of the children to trace the numeral 30 in the air and to hold up 30 fingers by “flashing” three sets of 10 fingers!
RELATED SUBJECTS: Counting and Numbers , Math , Early Math , Early Learning
OUR
PRICE: 2.24
LIST PRICE: 2.99
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OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
Save to Wishlist
Saved to Wishlist
Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
Thirty mice are very nice, except when they come for a very long—and loud—visit. How will Millie cope with all of her mouse guests? This tale is designed to boost important early numeracy skills by helping children recognize numbers, count, add, subtract, and more. Also includes an interactive hide-and-seek page, and a chant-along poem!
How to use this product:
Before Reading: Invite each of the children to trace the numeral 30 in the air and to hold up 30 fingers by “flashing” three sets of 10 fingers!
RELATED SUBJECTS: Counting and Numbers , Math , Early Math , Early Learning