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Rainbow Numbers
Rainbow Number Magnetic pack of 155 magnetic foam numbers and mathematical pieces with unique in-built magnetic board. Children can build equations on the magnetic board as they discover new number patterns. A teaching guide is included to explain
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Natural Numbers
Natural Numbers are fantastic large scale numbers. Printed on playmat material with designs of natural images in nature. Featuring sand, leaves, pebbles, logs and grass. Children will love the large size and tactile feel of these numbers. Includes
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Magnetic Foam Numbers
Magnetic Large Foam Numbers 0-9, are an essential resource for the classroom. Ideal for front of classroom use. Made from EVA foam with thin magnetic sheet backing, each number is 15cm 6" in height."
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Giant Playmat - Numbers
This brightly coloured Giant Numbers Play Mats provides an excellent starting point for teaching counting and simple arithmetic in a fun and enjoyable way. Each square is large enough to stand on or place the appropriate number of objects on it.
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How are the jersey numbers distributed to the soccer players?
In soccer, jersey numbers are typically distributed to players based on their position on the field. Traditionally, goalkeepers wear numbers 1 or 13, defenders wear numbers 2-6, midfielders wear numbers 7-12, and forwards wear numbers 14-23. However, these numbers are not set in stone and can vary from team to team. Additionally, some players may have specific numbers that they prefer or have worn throughout their careers. Ultimately, the distribution of jersey numbers is determined by the team's coaching staff and the players themselves.
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Why are the numbers on the jerseys of soccer players so high?
The high numbers on soccer jerseys are typically used to distinguish players in a large squad. In professional soccer, teams often have more than 11 players, and the numbers help the coaching staff and fans easily identify each player. Additionally, the high numbers allow for flexibility in assigning jerseys to new players or making changes to the squad without having to reorder jerseys with lower numbers. This tradition has been carried on from the early days of soccer and has become a standard practice in the sport.
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How can one decode equipment numbers?
Decoding equipment numbers typically involves understanding the structure and format of the numbering system used by the manufacturer. This may include identifying specific digits or characters that represent different information such as the model, year of manufacture, or specific features of the equipment. It is important to refer to the manufacturer's documentation or contact their customer support for guidance on how to interpret the equipment numbers accurately. Additionally, there are online resources and databases that can help in decoding equipment numbers for various manufacturers and models.
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How much do soccer players in the lower professional leagues earn?
Soccer players in the lower professional leagues typically earn a wide range of salaries, with some players earning as little as a few hundred dollars per week, while others may earn a few thousand dollars per week. The exact amount can vary depending on factors such as the player's experience, skill level, and the financial resources of the team. In general, players in the lower professional leagues do not earn as much as those in the top-tier leagues, but they can still make a living from playing soccer.
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Resin Floral Numbers
PRE-ORDER. Our floral, shiny, and sturdy numbers in tactile resin will encourage young learners and help to develop number recognition. Why not use in sand or water trays, or with a light pad to create inviting activities for children aged 3 and up.
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Resin Sequin Numbers
PRE-ORDER. Our sparkly, shiny, and sturdy number in tactile resin will encourage young learners and help to develop number recognition. Why not use in sand or water trays, or with a light pad to create inviting activities for children aged 3 and up.
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Silishapes Numbers Trace
Get children involved in maths play with these tactile 0-9 silicon numbers. Ideal for use in everyday play - in the sand pit, on the floor, on a light panel and even in water - the soft and pliable transparent numbers can be cleaned in soapy water or
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Interlocking Numbers Jigsaw
Interlocking Number Jigsaw is midi floor puzzle which has the number and corresponding amount of items illustrated on one piece. Both challenging and fun to do. Includes 20 puzzle pieces. Puzzle Size 490mm x 200mm.
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What do the numbers mean in soccer?
In soccer, the numbers on players' jerseys typically represent their position on the field. The numbers traditionally correspond to specific positions, with goalkeepers usually wearing 1, defenders wearing numbers 2-6, midfielders wearing numbers 7-11, and forwards wearing numbers 9-11. However, players can wear any number they choose, and the numbering system is not always strictly followed.
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What are the best jersey numbers for soccer?
The best jersey numbers for soccer are typically numbers 7, 10, and 9. Number 7 is often associated with wingers or attacking midfielders, known for their creativity and flair on the field. Number 10 is traditionally worn by playmakers or central midfielders who dictate the game's pace and create scoring opportunities. Number 9 is usually reserved for strikers, the players responsible for scoring goals and leading the team's attack. These numbers have a long history of being worn by some of the greatest players in the sport.
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What are the numbers of the soccer positions?
In soccer, the numbers of the positions are as follows: 1. Goalkeeper - Number 1 2. Right Back - Number 2 3. Left Back - Number 3 4. Center Back - Number 4 and 5 5. Defensive Midfielder - Number 6 6. Central Midfielder - Number 8 7. Attacking Midfielder - Number 10 8. Right Winger - Number 7 9. Left Winger - Number 11 10. Striker - Number 9
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What are integers, rational numbers, natural numbers, real numbers, and irrational numbers?
Integers are whole numbers, including both positive and negative numbers, as well as zero. Rational numbers are numbers that can be expressed as a fraction of two integers, where the denominator is not zero. Natural numbers are the counting numbers, starting from 1 and going up to infinity. Real numbers include all rational and irrational numbers, and they can be represented on the number line. Irrational numbers are numbers that cannot be expressed as a fraction and have non-repeating, non-terminating decimal representations.
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