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An introductory book on practical geometry written by Horace Grant, author of 'Arithmetic for Young Children'. This book is designed to give readers a basic understanding of geometric principles and their applications in everyday life.
Grant's innovative approach to teaching drawing to young children has made him a beloved figure in the world of education. Drawing on his years of experience as a primary school teacher, Grant provides a wealth of practical advice and exercises for parents and educators who want to help their children develop their artistic talents.