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Scott Flansburg explains his amazing math computation methods step by step.
Two skill-building workbooks: use this helpful guide for practice and review.
Answers included.
Gogo’s Book of Animals teaches children how to spell the names of 40 animals. Each page features two animals to color, with space to practice writing the words. Also included are five review sections that quiz children on what they have learned.
