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NUMBER THREE

Down in the deepest, darkest woods,
You can hear three frog friends singing.
The trio's songs don't have an end,
And they don't have a beginning!

All the creatures in the woods,
Love the frog's sweet songs.
Their biggest fan is Number Three,
He likes to sing along!

 

 

QUESTIONS
to accompany
MATH POEM

  • What song do you think the frogs were singing?
  • Sing this song out loud (quack-quack-quack).
  • Look around you and find three things of different sizes: big, medium and small (games, dishes, furniture, clothes).
  • What three qualities help you to study hard?
 

STORY FOR KIDS ON MATH
with colouring pages

"Who is Number Three friend with?"


Once upon a time there lived a jolly set of traffic lights . He stood at the crossroads and flashed his three colours : green, amber and red . But one day, all three lights went out .

This caused complete chaos ! Cars couldn't get through, because they all tried to go at once . Luckily, there was a little girl amongst the crowd of people waiting to cross . She knew that the set of traffic lights was friends with Number Three, and called him straight away :

‘Hello! Your friend is ill; he needs your help at once ! '

Number Three arrived straight away, bringing with him three tasty triangular biscuits. He gave his friend the biscuits, and the traffic lights started working again.

It turned out the set of traffic lights had been very hungry, and that's why he'd stopped working.

From then on, Number Three visited the traffic lights every day . When the traffic lights flashed red, and the cars stopped , Number Three would feed him three triangular biscuits.

The traffic lights ate the biscuits and tried to guess what they were made of : ‘Raisins, nuts and rice.'

‘No, I gave you those biscuits yesterday , ' Number Three laughed.

Number Three always ...

 

 

 

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Mathematics for children: book 1

Number 1-3 | Number 4-6 | Number 7-9 | Number 10

 

Mathematics for children: funny number One
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Mathematics for children: funny number Three
Mathematics for children: funny number Four
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Mathematics for children: funny number Five
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Mathematics for children: funny number Seven
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