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Good grief, and I thought *I* was the only one who learned counting with those. They go back to Kindergarten, 1963-64 at Elmwood Elementary in Rosemere, QC. I remember the ones (white) and twos (red), but that's about it.

I also remember making a plasticene snake several tables long with a bunch of laughing classmates, but .. that's not important right now.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

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In reply to Re^3: When I count, I think of numbers as... by talexb
in thread When I count, I think of numbers as... by ambrus

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