Amanda Bean’s Amazing Dream ~ Cindy Neuschwander
Amanda Bean loves math. In fact, she is great at counting. She can count by ones, twos, fives, and tens. However, in school she is learning to multiply.
Amanda Bean loves math. In fact, she is great at counting. She can count by ones, twos, fives, and tens. However, in school she is learning to multiply.
This book is part of the Hello Math Reader Books set and the math concept addressed is addition and subtraction. It is about a girl, her mother, and their ONE cat. However, they quickly acquire more and more cats until they have ten cats.
This is a living math book about perimeter. Mike wants to ride his bike in the annual 15-kilometer race like his older siblings Justin and Marissa.
Who knew elevators could help with math? This book is all about subtraction. Ben and his mom need to make a few stops as they go down the elevator.
This book is part of the Math Start Collection. It is a living math book about counting coins. Jessie wants to get her face painted, but doesn't have enough money.
As a math aficionado, I was completely enamored with the true story of Katherine Johnson, made famous by the film Hidden Figures.
Two children decide to set up a lemonade stand during winter. Follow along as Pauline teaches her little brother John-John about counting money.
The class takes a fieldtrip to an apple orchard. The rhyming story is a countdown of the many things the students see and experience on the fieldtrip.
Grandma's house may be tiny, but her family and her love for them is huge! This is a fun counting story about the grand feast and family at Grandma's tiny house!