Ages 3 to 5: Money is a tool When kids are in preschool, introduce the idea of money as a tool to buy things. Use play money or coins to teach counting, addition and subtraction while making it fun.

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12 - 5 = 7 Just like with addition, we can use a part-whole model to help partition larger numbers to make them easier to deal with in subtraction problems. First, partition 35 into 30 and 5.

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