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    Why play with your food when you can talk to it? I will listen to the music and talking around me...

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Kids Math: Fun Maths Games (0 KP) created a post

Jul 27, 2022 (Updated Jan 4, 2023)  
Cute Features of Kids Math: Fun Math Games

– Counting Games: Colorful children’s counting games to teach preschool kids to count object
– Compare Numbers: Develop both counting and comparing skills in your child to practice greater than, less than, and equal drills
– Arrange in Ascending Order: Fun number arrangement game to build count skills and numeracy skills in your children
– Arrange in Descending Order: Children can easily arrange numbers to see which item is smaller or bigger
– Addition Games: Interactive addition games for kindergarten to learn math addition
– Subtraction Games: Fun subtraction games for kindergarten to understand how to subtract the number
– Fun Math Quiz: Master basic math skills simply by practicing children’s math puzzles

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ClareR (5906 KP) rated River Sing Me Home in Books

Jan 19, 2023  
River Sing Me Home
River Sing Me Home
Eleanor Shearer | 2023 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry
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River Sing Me Home was such a moving read on The Pigeonhole.
Set across Barbados, British Guiana and Trinidad in 1834, Rachel is driven to go and find her sold children when slavery is abolished. You would think that she would be free to do so, but when slavery was abolished, slave owners operated an apprentice scheme - which was simply the same terms and conditions as slavery. So Rachel has to be very careful and remain under the radar of slave catchers.
Rachel’s determination to find her children and her joy when she does find them, the brutality and inhumanity of the slave trade, Rachel’s experiences of love and loss, all add up to a really emotional reading experience.
Recommended.