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Numbers at the Park

1-10

Charles GhignaSeries: My Little School House
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Pages
22
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Children swing and dance and play. Let’s count them at the park today!

Related Subjects

  • Counting & Numbers
  • Concepts
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Reviews

"Playful activities from kite flying to riding a carousel at the park help to introduce counting from 1 to 10."
Metro Parent magazine
"...colorful and eye-catching, with charmingly drawn characters that my first grade class found appealing. Early elementary students would enjoy reading these books on their own and would find some of the vocabulary a worthy challenge. These books would also be excellent choices to introduce lessons about shapes or to use with older students as examples to introduce a picture book project. . . .I recommend that teachers and parents looking for math-related picture books seriously consider adding these charming books to their children's libraries."
Teaching Children Mathematics, NCTM

Extended Details

  • SeriesMy Little School House

    Artists

    Charles GhignaAuthor