#math for kids

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Learn Counting Numbers 1 to 10 For Kids | Fruit Counting 1 - 10 For Preschool, Toddlers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyLP99TgaLI

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UnicMinds Online Classes for Kids

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we need more hero/arch-nemesis duos whose backstory is being bitterly, bitterly divorced

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portia and violet when polin’s baby is born less than nine months after their wedding

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they get along (lying)

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Toon math the perfect app for kids to learn math while having fun.

In this video, we take a closer look at Toon Math, the perfect app for kids to learn math while having fun. With its colorful graphics and engaging gameplay, Toon Math makes learning math a blast for kids of all ages. We'll show you how the app is designed to help kids build essential math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. And with its adaptive learning technology, Toon Math adjusts to your child's skill level, ensuring that they are always challenged but never overwhelmed. We'll also demonstrate how Toon Math isn't just about learning math. It's also a great way for parents and kids to bond over a fun and educational activity. With its easy-to-use interface and intuitive gameplay, Toon Math is the perfect app for parents and kids to enjoy together. We'll highlight the app's features, including progress tracking and personalized reports, which make it easy for parents to monitor their child's progress and see how they are improving over time. So if you're looking for a fun and engaging way to help your child build essential math skills, join us as we explore Toon Math and show you how it can help your child learn while having fun!

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a new star

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10 Fun Early Math Activities to Do with Your Kindergartner!

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they tried to rebrand as The Criminals but riz is literally the city council's treasurer and also turns out people in their late 20s don't really name their friend groups. so now they're The Intrepid Heroes

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Word up, its chapter Two.

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Au redesigns Haha they suck

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who else up haunting the narrative

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Daddy, don't go.

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you were raised in comparison.

it wasn't always obvious (well. except for the times that it was), but you internalized it young. you had to eat what you didn't like, other people are going hungry, and you should be grateful. you had to suck it up and walk on the twisted ankle, it wasn't broken, you were just being a baby. you were never actually suffering, people obviously had it worse than you did.

you had a roof over your head - imagine! with the way you behaved, with how you talked back to your parents? you're lucky they didn't kick you out on your ass. they had friends who had to deal with that. hell, you have friends who had to deal with that. and how dare you imply your father isn't there for you - just because he doesn't ever actually talk to you and just because he's completely emotionally checked out of your life doesn't mean you're not fucking lucky. think about your cousins, who don't even get to speak to their dad. so what if yours has a mean streak; is aggressive and rude. at least you have a father to be rude to you.

you really think you're hurting? you were raised in a home! you had access to clean water! you never so much as came close to experiencing a real problem. sure, okay. you have this "mental illness" thing, but teenagers are always depressed, right. it's a phase, you'll move on with your life.

what do you mean you feel burnt out at work. what do you mean you mean you never "formed healthy coping mechanisms?" we raised you better than that. you were supposed to just shoulder through things. to hold yourself to high expectations. "burning out" is for people with real jobs and real stress. burnout is for people who have sick kids and people who have high-paying jobs and people who are actually experiencing something difficult. recently you almost cried because you couldn't find your fucking car keys. you just have lost your sense of gratitude, and honestly, we're kind of hurt. we tell you we love you, isn't that enough? if you want us to stick around, you need to be better about proving it. you need to shut up about how your mental health is ruined.

it could be worse! what if you were actually experiencing executive dysfunction. if you were really actually sick, would you even be able to look at things on the internet about it? you just spend too much time on webMD. you just like to freak yourself out and feel like you belong to something. you just like playing the victim. this is always how you have been - you've always been so fucking dramatic. you have no idea how good you have it - you're too fucking sensitive.

you were like, maybe too good of a kid. unwilling to make a real fuss. and the whole time - the little points, the little validations - they went unnoticed. it isn't that you were looking for love, specifically - more like you'd just wanted any one person to actually listen. that was all you'd really need. you just needed to be witnessed. it wasn't that you couldn't withstand the burden, but you did want to know that anyone was watching. these days, you are so accustomed to the idea of comparison - you don't even think you belong in your own communities. someone always fits better than you do. you're always the outlier. they made these places safe, and then you go in, and you are just not... quite the same way that would actually-fit.

you watch the little white ocean of your numbness lap at your ankles. the tide has been coming in for a while, you need to do something about it. what you want to do is take a nap. what you want to do is develop some kind of time machine - it's not like you want your life to stop, not completely, but it would really nice if you could just get everything to freeze, just for a little while, just until you're finished resting. but at least you're not the worst you've been. at least you have anything. you're so fucking lucky. do you have any concept of the amount of global suffering?

a little ant dies at the side of your kitchen sink. you look at its strange chitinous body and think - if you could just somehow convince yourself it is enough, it will finally be enough and you can be happy. no changes will have to be made. you just need to remember what you could lose. what is still precious to you.

you can't stop staring at the ant. you could be an ant instead of a person, that is how lucky you are. it's just - you didn't know the name of the ant, did you. it's just - ants spend their whole life working, and never complain. never pull the car over to weep.

it's just - when it died, it curled up into a tight little ball.

something kind of uncomfortable: you do that when you sleep.