Rhyming and folk tales: Resources for mathematical thinking

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Clarkson, Philip. (2006). Rhyming and folk tales: Resources for mathematical thinking. Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom. 11(4), pp. 18 - 23.
AuthorsClarkson, Philip
Year2006
JournalAustralian Primary Mathematics Classroom
Journal citation11 (4), pp. 18 - 23
PublisherAustralian Association of Mathematics Teachers
ISSN1326-0286
Page range18 - 23
Research GroupSchool of Education
Place of publicationAustralia
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