Parents can print out the flashcards below. When starting, introduce each card one by one. Clearly state the number in English, for example, “This is one.” Then, go over the image together and repeat the word. Repetition will help your child remember better.
To make learning fun, turn it into a game. Place the cards on a table and ask your child to point to the card when you call out the number.
If you want your child to retain the numbers for longer, encourage daily practice. Set aside 10-15 minutes each day to review the flashcards.
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Early to Bed or Up Late: What’s the Secret to Raising Smart and Tall Children?
Have you ever wondered why some children are always healthy, intelligent, and tall? The answer may lie in their bedtime habits. Recent studies have revealed surprising differences between early birds and night owls.
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Some inappropriate study habits can negatively impact a child’s overall academic performance.
“The Secret to Academic Success: Unlocking Your Child’s Potential”
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