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Halloween Counting Book

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This adorable, not-so-spooky Halloween counting book is the perfect way to practice counting skills from 1-10! Additionally, the book’s repetitive text supports early readers. Students can count the number of Halloween objects on each page and read the corresponding sentence. The books are printed two per page, so simply print, staple, and cut!

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