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What are mind jigglers

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Arada [10]3 years ago

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I think the phrase comes from " Multiplication Mind Jigglers", a math exercise to practice multiplication. A Jiggler is the noun for jiggle, which is short movements up and down or to the sides, and i think it refers to how the children who do the exercise have to "hop" around the page to find the right answer.

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