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The Grandpa Project -- Fraction Basics, Part 1
This is part of a series of arithmetic lessons created for my grandkids, but I'm opening them to the world. You can access an annotated index with links on my Math Without Borders website here: https://mathwithoutborders.com/the-grandpa-project
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