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Logical-Mathematical Gift-Boosting Activities
How many parents have said, "I'm just not good at math?" How many girls are still told math is out of their league? Math and logical thinking are the cornerstones of our technological society, not to mention the foundation for a lifelong fascination with how the world works.If your child shows a natural flair for math, encourage it! If he or she doesn't yet, it's time you helped spark the flame.
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