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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Help kids ages 6 to 11 learn math step by step, then type and run simple JavaScript on a real computer. This book is for parents, teachers, and young learners who want clear lessons, colorful practice boxes, write-in pages, and short coding labs that match the math in each chapter. Inside you will find: - 40 short chapters from counting to shapes and simple data- Real-life math with apples, coins, groups, money, time, fractions, and charts- Write-in boxes for pencil practice- Simple JavaScript labs kids can type, save as lab.js, and run with node lab.js- Three clear jobs in every coding part: understand, type, and run>How the book is organized: Part I. Counting and adding (ages 6-7)Part II. Bigger numbers (ages 7-8)Part III. Multiply and divide (ages 8-9)Part IV. Fractions and decimals (ages 9-10)>Kids first see and count real things. Then they write the number. Then a short program shows the same idea on the screen. Math comes first. Code comes second. Great for elementary math practice, first coding steps, homeschool STEM, and gentle JavaScript for beginners.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Help kids ages 6 to 11 learn math step by step, then type and run simple JavaScript on a real computer. This book is for parents, teachers, and young learners who want clear lessons, colorful practice boxes, write-in pages, and short coding labs that match the math in each chapter. Inside you will find: - 40 short chapters from counting to shapes and simple data- Real-life math with apples, coins, groups, money, time, fractions, and charts- Write-in boxes for pencil practice- Simple JavaScript labs kids can type, save as lab.js, and run with node lab.js- Three clear jobs in every coding part: understand, type, and run- Easy language, no confusing jargon How the book is organized: Part I. Counting and adding (ages 6-7)Part II. Bigger numbers (ages 7-8)Part III. Multiply and divide (ages 8-9)Part IV. Fractions and decimals (ages 9-10)Part V. Shapes and data (ages 10-11) Kids first see and count real things. Then they write the number. Then a short program shows the same idea on the screen. Math comes first. Code comes second. Great for elementary math practice, first coding steps, homeschool STEM, and gentle JavaScript for beginners. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…