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Every Minute Counts

Shabnam Minwalla, Shaheen Sheriff

  • 16 pages
  • 0.9 MB
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A short story about a boy named Adil who learns how minutes add up. The book introduces the concept of time, simple addition, and the relationship between seconds, minutes, and hours through an everyday situation.

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