Printing Tips
- Print at 100% or Actual Size so the dotted numeral keeps its intended size.
- Use a plastic sleeve and dry-erase marker for numbers that need repeated practice.
- Print pages 1 to 5 first rather than the whole set; most children work through these in order.
- Black and white by design, so grayscale printing loses nothing.
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