Overview

The activities in this book reflect children's real world math experiences--counting candles on a birthday cake, sorting and classifying toys, making sure there is a one-to-one correspondence between children and cookies. Children learn spatial relationships, patterning, shapes, numeration, and many other math concepts from these simple activities, such as ""Nature Sort,"" ""Human Rectangles"" and ""Stackable Snackables.""

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Teachers and parents will appreciate an organization which attends to teaching concepts sequentially, using everyday materials. Kids can progress at their own speed using this title's clear explorations. - The Midwest Book Review For parents looking for rainy day activities, this book is filled with suggestions which will interest your child while developing their intellect. ...I recommend this book highly for parents wanting to give their children the tools to excel-but still want them to be kids. - Indy's Child ... an activity-oriented program for use by teachers or parents teaching three- to seven- year olds about math. There are also many suggestions for home activity if the program is being used in school or preschool. - Science Books & Films

.. . an activity-oriented program for use by teachers or parents teaching three- to seven- year olds about math. There are also many suggestions for home activity if the program is being used in school or preschool. - Science Books & Films

Author Information

Pam Schiller, Ph.D., is an early childhood author, consultant, and highly sought after speaker. She has written numerous articles for early childhood journals, including Child Care Information Exchange and Texas Child Care Quarterly. Pam is the author of five early childhood curriculums, eleven children's books and more than 30 teacher and parent resource books.

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