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This unit aims to deepen students' understanding of natural numbers in the first year of secondary school (ESO). It reviews natural number concepts from primary education and lays a foundation for working with other number sets. The unit focuses on developing skills with combined operations through exercises, peer corrections, group discussions, and a final presentation. English is used exclusively to familiarize students with the language through warm-up activities and group work.
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