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Number recognition, addition, subtraction, and measurements are just a few math skills that primary grades children need to know. With the right math strategies, tools, and resources for each concept, teaching math becomes a lot easier. Here you’ll find math lessons and instructional approaches that kids enjoy, as they build and retain important math skills. The ideas and tips for teaching math found at Proud to be Primary keep engagement and learning high!v

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