Count on Math: Activities for Small Hands and Lively Minds
No. of pages 269
Published: 1997
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"Count on Math: Activities for Small Hands and Lively Minds" by Lynn Peterson is a resourceful guide designed to engage young children in math through hands-on activities and playful exploration. The book introduces various concepts such as counting, sorting, and basic arithmetic in a fun and interactive way, encouraging children to use their small hands for practical learning experiences. Each activity is crafted to stimulate curiosity and reinforce mathematical thinking, making math accessible and enjoyable. The engaging format aims to foster a love for learning and build a strong foundational understanding of math for young learners. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 269 pages in this book. This book was published in 1997 by Gryphon House, U. S. .
Pam Schiller, Ph. D. , is an early childhood author, consultant, and highly sought after speaker. She has written numerous articles for early childhood journals, including Child Care Information Exchange and Texas Child Care Quarterly. Pam is the author of five early childhood curriculums, eleven children's books and more than 30 teacher and parent resource books.
"Teachers and parents will appreciate an organization which attends to teaching concepts sequentially, using everyday materials. Kids can progress at their own speed using this title's clear explorations." - The Midwest Book Review
"For parents looking for rainy day activities, this book is filled with suggestions which will interest your child while developing their intellect. ...I recommend this book highly for parents wanting to give their children the tools to excel-but still want them to be kids." - Indy's Child
"... an activity-oriented program for use by teachers or parents teaching three- to seven- year olds about math. There are also many suggestions for home activity if the program is being used in school or preschool." - Science Books & Films