Math for Kindergarteners
December 14, 2011 8:06 AM Subscribe
Math exercises for kindergarteners?
My son really likes Bob Books and is making good progress with his reading skills. We learned about them from by reading old AskMefi questions.
Are there any similar books for self-learning math? The Bob Books work well as he can read them independently and there is clear progression. He is motivated to advance to more difficult ones, but at the same time can go back to the easier ones when feeling like it.
He can count to 100 and has done some basic addition, etc., but would like to do more. Math equivalent to Bob Books would be ideal.
My son really likes Bob Books and is making good progress with his reading skills. We learned about them from by reading old AskMefi questions.
Are there any similar books for self-learning math? The Bob Books work well as he can read them independently and there is clear progression. He is motivated to advance to more difficult ones, but at the same time can go back to the easier ones when feeling like it.
He can count to 100 and has done some basic addition, etc., but would like to do more. Math equivalent to Bob Books would be ideal.
Yes. Try Jump Math. It's a Canadian system with a great track record. My daughter loves them.
posted by Capri at 1:50 PM on December 14, 2011
posted by Capri at 1:50 PM on December 14, 2011
We demonstrate math during everyday activities. In addition, one thing our little girl loved was doing various learning activity books with me. They're made at various learning levels, and they're good at introducing concepts in a fun way.
posted by moira at 4:03 PM on December 14, 2011
posted by moira at 4:03 PM on December 14, 2011
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If your library doesn't have any you can get them used on Amazon.
posted by mareli at 8:46 AM on December 14, 2011 [1 favorite]