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LEARNING ABOUT NUMBERS AND THEIR DECOMPOSITION
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- - 62 cards (12,4 x 8,75 cm)
- 2 guides
They stimulate emotion, creativity, reasoning and calculation, the basis for the development of numerical and mathematical thinking.
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