numeracy

Perfect for math-lovers and math-haters alike, this first-of-its-kind book about communicating and understanding numbers and data outlines specific principles that reveal how to translate a number into the brain's language.

An introduction to the concept of place value, covering counting, skip counting, larger numbers, tens and one, number order, and other topics.

"Meet the Mokomaki, a group of adorable little birds who cavort playfully through the pages of this picture book while teaching the basics of numeracy to preschoolers. A mommy fox is searching for her lost baby, and asks the Mokomaki for help as she looks--the little birds cheerfully mount a search through the forest, where they meet lots of other creatures, who helpfully join in--and kids can, too! As they search, readers practice sequencing, sorting and classifying, comparing, and grouping while looking for the missing fox"--Amazon.com.

The number system children will use throughout their lives is based on a place-value system. Understanding the place value system is a foundation to all operations as children progress in mathematics education.

A young girl teaches her little brother several ways of writing and thinking about numbers, covering such concepts as addition, time, money, and tallies.

A comprehensive survey of many different fields of mathematics, including geometry, development of sudoku, and number theory.

Presents an introduction to counting, in simple text with illustrations, as the reader is invited to locate the numbers that can be found in daily life on clothes, cars, buses, buildings, and toys.