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School Zone Counting 1-10 Workbook

School Zone Counting 1-10 Workbook

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Count to 1, you've just begun! Count to 10 and try it again! There are so many fun ways for your child to learn how to count in this Get Ready(TM) for school workbook! From singing turtles to buzzing bees, counting sea shells by the seashore is, well, a breeze. You'll find it packed into this fun-for-all workbook that takes your child on a delightful journey in early learning. Give your child the School Zone Advantage(TM) today with number writing, sequencing, and word/numeral matching skills that will prepare your child for kindergarten.

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BrandSchool Zone Publishing
Pub dateJul 16, 2019
ISBN-101589473485
ISBN-139781589473485
Paperback64.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions10.88 × 0.19 × 8.5 in
Weight0 lb
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