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    Exam 8: Developing Early Number Concepts and Number Sense
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    Complete This Statement,"The Early Stages of Number Development,the Use of Graphs
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Complete This Statement,"The Early Stages of Number Development,the Use of Graphs

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Question 7

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Complete this statement,"The early stages of number development,the use of graphs is primarily for.."


A) Learning the counting sequence.
B) Connecting numbers to real quantities.
C) Bench mark numbers.
D) Part-Part-Whole.

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