A fair promises to hold interesting experiences for the young and also the young at heart. Tommy especially loved the rides and the animals at the fair. He also liked to add up numbers in his head. That's when he discovered there were plenty of things to add up at the fair. He was listening to his Uncle Al add up the cost for the tickets, when his uncle shared a life lesson about how it's important to treat people fairly and equally. We can all learn from what Uncle All told Tommy. In this easy to read book for ages 6-8, children can have fun with Tommy and his family as they traipse through the fair grounds. They can exercise their minds by practicing Math. And at the end of the book, children are introduced to the greatest equalizer of all!
Genre: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Mathematics / GeneralBoys and girls, you know how it’s always important to treat people fairly. But what does that mean? Fairness is about treating people equally. When you are fair, you don’t treat one person as better than another.
Uncle Al wanted all the kids to have the same number of tickets. He was being fair, because he treated them equally.
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Finnish
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Translated by Lotta Oikarinen
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Author review: Lotta's translation from English to Finnish was quite accurate. She's a very nice person to work with. |
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German
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Translated by Lena Maurer
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Author review: Very fast and accurate translator! The quality of her work is excellent! |
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Talita Ferreira
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Rafael Zarraga
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