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How to make math easy
Treat math like reading.
Parents often read with their kids to get them reading, but fewer do math every day with their kids. Start with counting and number recognition.
A: For instance, count how many strawberries are on the plate, how many signs are on the road, how many tires are on the car, and so on. Doing so will encourage your child to start understanding numbers.

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How to wear a knee brace
Choose the right style brace.
The type of brace you end up with will depend on how severe your injury is. If you only have a mild sprain, you may able to get away with a simple compression sleeve.
A: For more serious tears or fractures, you'll probably need a heavier-duty hinged brace reinforced with plastic or metal. Your healthcare provider will usually supply you with a brace that's best suited for your injury.

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A small group of people are seen standing around a lawn. One person bends over to hit a ball wile others watch his movements. the man
A: then hits the ball and the others walk out of frame.

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A close up of a pumpkin is seen followed by a child scouping out the middle. Another child next to her is seen cutting out the pumpkin when an adults walks into frame. the adults
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helps the children with one smiling to the camera and holding up seeds while the camera pans around the room.