Why 1 is one, 2 is Two, 3 is Three?

Early Learning Teaching Your Child Math
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Have you ever asked why 1 is “one”, 2 is “Two”, 3 is “Three”, etc … ?

Easy, very easy … !

These are angles !!!

For more details, check the attached ppt slideshow :slight_smile:

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Wow, that’s neat! lol

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That is remarkable! So brilliant and smart. Love this stuff. Education and learning is a way of life and something that never ends. :biggrin:

Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks Rima for sharing… :biggrin:

It’s really never too late to learn :smiley:

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I didn’t know it! thanks a lot, finally some clear math for me :yes: :yes:
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very neat!

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I enjoyed this one. Definitely worth passing on. :slight_smile:

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Dear Rima,

WOW. Very cool, indeed! Thanks - now, I can teach something about math to my husband, whom I refer to as my human calculator. :slight_smile:

  • Ayesha
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That is so cool. I had no idea.

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Nice! I always said we need to keep the lines across the 7!!! lol

Thank you for sharing this!

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very cool :slight_smile: k

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Found it… great n interesting…Thanks for sharing…Karma to you.

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Never knew of this.

Indeed, it is never late to learn!

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hey Rima its really very intresting…will pass on to all friends…always wondered why one has symbol 1 and so on …but now its very clear…

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That is very cool, I never knew that. I learn something new everyday.

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I read about this before here:
http://www.zero-net.net/concept.htm#history

Very interesting ;D

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very interesting
My husband is not a math genius but he’ll enjoy this for sure :biggrin:

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Awesome! Those numbers are very germanesque! :slight_smile:

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Thanks a lot!! I was just discussing this issue with my son earlier…it’s true, you learn something new every day :smiley:

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Very cool!! funny part is mt husband doesn’t know it either, I am happy. Thank you for sharing it.