Lalie Harcourt Books

That s one dollar

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Abby wants to buy a new super deluxe yo-yo. It costs 10 dollars and Abby only has 9 dollars. How can she get the last dollar? Children will count up to reach the dollar as Abby finds coins.

Voila un dollar

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Jour de chance

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Reaching readers, information texts

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Early explorations in mathematics & science

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22, rue des Erables

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22, rue des Erables

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22, rue des Erables

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22, rue des Erables

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22, rue des Erables

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