Habari's Book of Numbers: Counting and Introductory Math for Early Learners (Habari Book)

Research affirms that early math skills are predictors of academic success just as much as early reading skills. Math helps children to develop in the areas of critical thinking and problem-solving. This book covers key elements of math, such as number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, subitizing, ordering, sorting, comparing and patterning. The color-coded tabs promote visual, tactile, auditory and kinesthetic learning experiences.

The Habari Books Series has been created to offer valuable information that prepares early learners for rich, rewarding educational experiences. The content is developmentally appropriate and academically challenging. Habari Books encourage parent/child, caretaker/child and teacher/child collaboration. Our goal is to offer practical techniques that help children learn and develop an early love for learning.

Lorraine Anderson has been teaching for over 23 years. Her career began as a teacher of technology for elementary students, teaching them to utilize computers for writing, reading, mathematics and art. She has taught in public school in California as well as in private and Title I schools in Georgia. She is passionate about literacy and helping students enjoy the overall experience of learning through incorporating projects and activities.

J. Cecil Anderson has worked in Pre-K Education for over seven years. He is passionate about literacy, teaching social skills and awakening student excitement for learning. Cecil is a children's book author, illustrator, painter and graphic designer.