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Fun with Statistics is designed to prepare young children for success in science and math. Children will enjoy the colorful pictures while gaining exposure to terms that foster readiness for later learning. Statistics can be fun!
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Fun with Statistics is designed to prepare young children for success in science and math. Children will enjoy the colorful pictures while gaining exposure to terms that foster readiness for later learning. Statistics can be fun!
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