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Column sums are the first time a sum can’t be done in one go. A few small habits make them far less scary.
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It is tempting to save practice for the weekend, when there is more time. But for young children, a little every day works much better than a lot once a week.
Coming back to an idea after a day or two, just as it starts to fade, is one of the most reliable ways to make it stick.
Ten minutes ends before anyone gets tired or cross. Finishing on a good note makes tomorrow's session easier to start.
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Column sums are the first time a sum can’t be done in one go. A few small habits make them far less scary.
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No kit needed. Each of these uses things you already have and takes less than half an hour.
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