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One

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Publisher: Xist Publishing

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Summary

Discover Numbers Level A Reader: ONE    
 Beginning readers name and count things in the quantity of one in this very simple 12-page reader.  Sample Text:  I see one robot.   This book is the first step for beginning readers in the Discover Numbers series and can be paired with the Level B text, I SEE ONE.
Available since: 02/15/2019.

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