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"Gowoo presents MATHS KEYWORDS CHART and an AMUSEMENT PARK COLOURING POSTER. The MATHS KEYWORDS chart are 20""X 30"" inch, and the AMUSEMENT PARK COLOURING POSTER size is 28"" x 40. Introduce your child to the fascinating world of mathematics with our incredible combo of Maths Keywords chart and the Giant Amusement Park Colouring Poster. This comprehensive set is designed to make maths fun and engaging for children of all ages. The Maths Keywords chart feature a wide range of mathematical symbols and their corresponding keyword names, making it easy for children to understand and remember them. From basic arithmetic operations to advanced concepts, these chart cover it all. With vibrant colours and eye-catching illustrations, the chart create a visually stimulating learning experience that captures children's attention and encourages active participation.Complementing the Maths Keywords chart is the Giant Amusement Park Colouring Poster, a thrilling adventure that combines creativity and learning. This poster takes children on a journey through an amusement park filled with exciting rides, games, and attractions. As children immerse themselves in colouring the poster, they unleash their artistic skills and encounter mathematical elements hidden within the artwork. From counting the number of balloons to identifying shapes and patterns, the poster seamlessly integrates mathematical concepts into the fun-filled amusement park theme.By combining the Maths Keywords chart and the Giant Amusement Park Colouring Poster, children can develop a strong foundation in mathematics while enjoying a creative and immersive experience. They will gain familiarity with mathematical symbols and meanings, strengthen their problem-solving abilities, and enhance their numerical literacy. Moreover, combining hands-on colouring activities and mathematical exploration fosters critical thinking, attention to detail, and fine motor skills. Whether used at home or in the classroom, this combo provides an engaging and effective way to instill a love for maths and encourage lifelong learning."