"Everyday Arithmetic, Book One-Three, Volume 3" offers a comprehensive grounding in fundamental mathematical principles. Authored by Franklin Sherman Hoyt and Harriet E. Peet, this volume presents arithmetic concepts in a clear and accessible manner, designed to enhance understanding and proficiency in young learners.

Focusing on practical application, the book integrates arithmetic with daily life, illustrating the relevance of mathematical skills in everyday situations. Through a structured approach and carefully graded exercises, students are guided to develop strong problem-solving abilities and a solid foundation in arithmetic. "Everyday Arithmetic" remains a valuable educational resource, continuing to support the development of mathematical literacy and logical thinking skills.

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