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Green Oaks School for the Blind and asked if he could
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When you are busy doing piles of math homework, have you ever stopped and
thought about one question: why do we need to learn all this math anyway?
It's an interesting question.Kids around the world (91) it for ages. For
US students, they may get the answer from a new show called 鈥淢ath Alive锛佲�? It has
47 interesting activities designed to teach kids how math (92) in our life.
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By doing such activities, kids learn
why math is important in our life.
Where else can you find math used every day? Actually, if you go down deeply
enough into anything, you (94) math. Think of simple things, like
clocks.They tell time, but only if you know how to read them. That means using math.