Math Stories
Math stories are a fun way to learn how we use numbers in our day-to-day life. Try out H&H's first math story and let us know what think about it.
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Below are some activities to encourage math in the early childhood classroom:
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*Archived from H&H's Constant Contact Newsletters [9.28.2022]
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