Library › Math and counting
Math makes more sense inside a story. Count ten tiny seedlings, sort fruit by size, learn the days of the week with Hoot the owl, or help run the school store and give the right change.
These books cover the early math children meet from toddler age to around 12: counting, comparing, shapes, patterns, measuring, time and money. Each one ends with an idea you can try at home in a minute.
Hattie's Chick CountEducationalFree
Hoot's Calendar CornerEducationalFree
Hot from the Oven: Match the NumbersEducationalFree
Lemonade Stand Coin CountEducationalFree
Market Day Count and WeighEducationalMembers
Morning Time or Night Time?EducationalFree
Oops on the Stripe-Spot PathEducationalFree
Shapes at the Art TableEducationalMembers
Shapes in the Shop WindowEducationalFree
Short Spoon, Long SpoonEducationalFree
Ten Tiny SeedlingsEducationalMembers
Veggie Scales and Fruit BasketsEducationalMembers
The Family Budget ChallengeEducationalFree
Lemonade Lessons: How to Budget, Save and Reach Your GoalEducationalMembers
Tuck Shop Tycoons: Counting Cash, Giving Change and Smart SavingEducationalMembers
Weighing the Fire: How Lavoisier Changed Science ForeverEducationalMembersCounting 1 to 10 and shapes suit ages 1 to 6. Money, time and measuring books go up to ages 9 to 12.
Yes. Each starts from a UK or US early years or primary learning goal.
Yes. Every book can be read aloud with the words lighting up.
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