This fascinating work provides an innovative approach to teaching mathematics using real-life objects, beginning with the first objects that a child sees in the world around them. French's pioneering approach places the child at the center of the learning experience, making math accessible, interesting, and fun. This book is an important resource for parents, educators, and anyone interested in the principles of early childhood education.

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