Build early number sense with hands-on, engaging counting and arithmetic activities you can use at home or in the classroom.
This practical guide offers a range of concrete, activity-based exercises designed to help young learners count, compare numbers, and begin simple arithmetic. The book provides step-by-step prompts that adults can use to guide children through hands-on tasks, picture-based problems, and pattern recognition, making math feel tangible and doable.
On the page, children explore counting, matching numbers to pictures, reading and writing numerals, and understanding ordinals and basic addition and subtraction. The activities grow with the learner, from simple counting tasks to more complex comparisons and number stories, all aimed at building confidence and fluency with numbers.
- Includes a variety of practical activities using pictures, objects, and guided questions to practice counting, comparison, and number sense.
- Progresses from basic recognition to simple operations, with clear directions for teachers and parents.
- Encourages handwriting practice and number-writing skills alongside number comprehension.
- Contains prompts and exercises suitable for classroom centers or home practice, with a focus on hands-on learning.
Ideal for early learners and those guiding them, this edition supports steady, visual introduction to numbers and arithmetic.