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Math is FUN!

October 7, 2009

These books really make learning about math interesting and entertaining. I need to come clean that I took not a single math course in college. Perhaps if the adorables find the fun in math, they won’t take the same great pains to avoid it. Wishful thinking??

1

One Grain of Rice

one grain of rice
My all-time favorite. This is a clever, beautiful tale that demonstrates the power of math and good thinking.
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2

How Big is a Million?

big is a million
The book includes a poster with one million stars and I was floored how many a million is. A LOT.
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3

See Inside Math

See inside math
Why is it that I LOVE everything Usbourne creates? This is a barn-burner – packed full.
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4

Math Curse

Math curse
A funny tale of a boy lost in a world of math.
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5

Adding It Up

Adding it up
Each page is a different numbers activity to introduce math to the youngest adorables – WONDERFUL!
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6

How Much is a Million?

How much is a million
This is another great book about the magical million number. Both are worth a good read!
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7

Pigs Will Be Pigs

PIgs will be Pigs
Frankly, not my favorite, by my adorable loves this series. Teaches great math concepts.
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8

Spaghetti And Meatballs For All!

spaghetti
A great tale that demonstrates how we use math in everyday situations.
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9

Anno’s Mysterious Multiplying Jar

annos
Hello factorials! I had to look that term up, but this book teaches it to elementary adorables! And well!
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4 Comments »

  1. Whitney Trujillo

      on October 7, 2009 11:28 am

    Great list! We are not there yet, but soon enough!

     

  2. Julie

      on October 8, 2009 7:04 am

    I LOVE math curse. I’ll have to check out some of your other recommendations.
    Another favorite series of ours is by Cindy Neauschwander; and is Sir Cumference and…the First Round Table,.the Great Knight of Angleland, Isle of Immeter, the Dragon of Pi; the Sword in the Cone.
    A bit of both math and geometry. (which I admit that I never took a geometry course, so these are very helpful to me too)

     

  3. Melissa Taylor

      on October 8, 2009 11:19 am

    Great list, Heidi! My kids love How Big Is A Million? – and that poor poster is getting quite a beating!

     

  4. Melissa Taylor

      on October 8, 2009 11:22 am

    Where’s your retweet button?

     

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