Number World

We know there are eight planets in our solar system, but what else can you count in space? Readers find out in this imaginative introduction to basic math concepts. They're asked to find out how many aliens, astronauts, moons, and more are pictured, which helps them practice their counting skills. In addition, they are shown numbers written in words and in digits, which allows them to develop a stronger understanding of how to read numbers. The simple, fun text and vibrant illustrations combine to create an intergalactic math lesson that's truly out of this world!

There are many things to count at school! Teachers, books, backpacks, pens, and even students can all be counted, as readers learn in this cute and colorful introduction to counting. A cheerful cartoon guide asks readers to count what they see, reinforcing concepts learned in math class and showing readers how those concepts can be applied in the real world. Readers learn to recognize numbers written in words and in digits, and the short, clear text presents important words related to school. The bright illustrations, interactive questions, and at-level text create a fun independent reading experience for early learners.

Sports provide a high-interest lens through which early learners can practice counting in this engaging introduction to basic math concepts. As readers go from one to ten by counting sports equipment such as balls, golf clubs, and baseball bats, they discover that numbers are all around them! The clear, concise text is paired with colorful illustrations to help beginning readers strengthen their vocabulary as they learn to read a variety of words related to sports, as well as numbers written with digits and using words. This is sure to be a home run with young sports fans!

The beach is an exciting place to visit, and it's also a fun place to practice counting! As readers explore a colorfully illustrated beach with the help of a guide, they are asked to count objects they see-from umbrellas and boats to sandcastles and sunscreen bottles. The short, simple text allows early readers to independently practice counting and to learn to read numbers presented in words and in digits. In addition, the close relationship between the pictures and the text allows readers to expand their vocabulary to include new words related to the beach.

Nature walks are fun ways to explore science concepts in the real world, and they can also be fun ways to practice math. Through colorful illustrations, readers see a variety of cool creatures-from foxes and squirrels to butterflies and frogs. They're invited to count these creatures, practicing both their math and reading skills as they do so. The short, simple sentences allow readers to build their vocabulary with animal names and to enjoy independent reading. The interactive tone encourages readers to develop a deeper interest in math and an appreciation for the natural world.

A trip to the playground turns into a fun math lesson in this charming introduction to numbers! A colorful cartoon guide asks readers to count the objects they see, such as slides, balls, and kites. This exercise allows readers to develop a variety of math skills, including counting and recognizing numbers. In addition, the simple, clear text invites early learners to practice reading independently and to add common playground words to their vocabulary. The bright illustrations keep readers captivated, and the interactive tone encourages them to be curious about how math can be applied to the world around them.