12 Ways to Get to 11 (Aladdin Picture Books)2 reviews Eve Merriam Aladdin, 1996 Makes Children Think + A good way to introdue number strings What a neat way to illustrate the concept of basic addition! Our kindergarten teacher read this book to the class and it provided an example to the children that adding numbers together can be done in a variety of ways: from simple to higher level thinking.             Reese's Pieces Count By Fives1 review Jerry Pallotta Cartwheel, 2000 Counting By Fives the Yummy Way! This is a cute book that teaches the concept of counting byfives through a hands-on approach using Reese's Pieces Candy. Countingfrom 5-100 is done by using a visual and words to teach the concept. An automobile and candy is seen on each page. The automobiles move the candies by fives until they ...             One Hundred Hungry Ants23 reviews Elinor Pinczes Sandpiper, 1999 My second grade class loved this book! + Awesome! + Awesome and clever mathematics book!! + math through litiracy             Two of Everything: A Chinese Folktale7 reviews Lily Toy Hong Albert Whitman & Company, 1993 Delightful, humorous, appealing to all ages + cute book + Did you ever want too much of one thing? + One for me, two for you             Only One2 reviews Marc Harshman Dutton Juvenile, 1993 Intro to quantities that make up sets + Lots of possibilities for math. I disagree with the editorial review that calls this disorganized. Each page has a statement about individual units that make up a set, and an opposite page with artwork demonstrating the idea. While there are number quantities that are uncountable "There may be 50,000 bees, but there is only one ...             One Grain Of Rice: A Mathematical Folktale21 reviews Demi Scholastic Press, 1997 ANOTHER WONDERFUL OFFERING FROM DEMI + Great book! + Reading in high school math + Great book for all ages, really! + A lot to learn, including girl-power             How Much Is a Million? 20th Anniversary Edition (Reading Rainbow Book)13 reviews David M. Schwartz HarperTrophy, 1993 Really Fun Book! + Fun and great for Conceptuatlizing numbers! + Love the Book! + Nice illustrations + Helped my kid conceptualize numbers             Two Ways to Count to Ten: A Liberian Folktale4 reviews Ruby Dee Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1990 A multi-cultural math tale + Two Ways To Count to Ten + Two Ways to Count to Ten I have used this book to teach mathematic lessons to grades one through three. It serves as a great springboard for discussion on factors, prime numbers and patterns. The pictures are delightful and the children love to make predictions on just who will make the King happy. My students choose to ...             17 Kings And 42 Elephants (Dial Books for Young Readers)6 reviews Margaret Mahy Dial, 1987 A poem in words and pictures + I still love this poem/book 15 years later + Delightful! + Our family LOVES this book             Less Than Zero (MathStart 3)1 review Stuart J. Murphy HarperTrophy, 2003 cute math story Perry the Penguin is trying to save enough money for a ice scooter. He needs 9 ýclamsý. He has none. Him mom pays him 4 clams for triming the ice in front of the house. He decides to make a graph. He charts out the money he earns on the graph. Then his friend invites him to the ice circus. ...             Even Steven And Odd Todd (level 3) (Hello Reader, Math)3 reviews Kathryn Cristaldi Cartwheel, 1996 Its Funny + Even Steven and Odd Todd + Wonderful Read I read this book in my second grade class. This is a funny book. Even Steven likes everything even. Odd Todd likes everything odd. For example, Even Steven would like 8 pancakes and Odd Todd would like 7 pancakes. Even Steven goes through hard work with Odd Todd. Then, Even Steven notices ...             The M&M's Brand Counting Book9 reviews Barbara Barbieri McGrath Charlesbridge Publishing, 1994 Great Book + Great for teaching + Encouraging children that math can be fun! + M&M's Brand Counting Book Review + Who knew math could be fun!             The History of Counting2 reviews Denise Schmandt-besserat HarperCollins, 1999 Wonderful and comprehensive elem intro to math history + For the mathematician in all of us...! One of the biggest challenges I have had is finding in print books that are as good as some of the stand-by OOP books recommended on the best math reading lists. For example, Lancelot Hogben's The Wonderful World of Mathematics is highly recommended, but oop and also somewhat out of date. I got ...             Frog Math: Predict, Ponder, Play (Great Explorations in Math & Science)1 review Jaine Kopp Great Explorations, 1998 Not a "dud" lesson in the book! The time invested in set-up and collecting materials for lessons from this text is well spent. The lessons are clearly presented, appropriate, and engaging, with many extension ideas included. The lessons were effective in primary and are adaptable for intermediate. To quote a friend who passed ...             The King's Commissioners (Brainy Day Books)4 reviews Aileen Friedman Scholastic, 1995 A King's Review + A Fun Mathematics Concept Book + Adult Victim of "New Math" Finally Knows How to Add! + What a wonderful math literature book for young children             On Beyond a Million: An Amazing Math Journey5 reviews David M. Schwartz Dragonfly Books, 2001 google and googleplex + Book for a G/T youngster On Beyond a Million is my sons favorite math storybook. Since reading this book, I hear them using the words google and googleplex in conversations with each other. They are young (ages 5 and 7), so I don't think they understood all of it, but my seven year old figured out exponents from the ...             A Million Fish...More or Less5 reviews Patricia Mckissack Dragonfly Books, 1996 How the book inspired me + One of My Favorites + Good Book I liked the book because it was a great book,and I wish that everyone should read the book. Patricia C. Mckissack the author she did a great job on the book. Dena Schutzek the illustrater did a great job on the pictures in the book. Some people may think it's a baby book but I still think that it ...             On Beyond a Million: An Amazing Math Journey5 reviews David M. Schwartz Dragonfly Books, 2001 google and googleplex + Book for a G/T youngster On Beyond a Million is my sons favorite math storybook. Since reading this book, I hear them using the words google and googleplex in conversations with each other. They are young (ages 5 and 7), so I don't think they understood all of it, but my seven year old figured out exponents from the ...             Two of Everything: A Chinese Folktale7 reviews Lily Toy Hong Albert Whitman & Company, 1993 Delightful, humorous, appealing to all ages + cute book + Did you ever want too much of one thing? + One for me, two for you             Only One2 reviews Marc Harshman Dutton Juvenile, 1993 Intro to quantities that make up sets + Lots of possibilities for math. I disagree with the editorial review that calls this disorganized. Each page has a statement about individual units that make up a set, and an opposite page with artwork demonstrating the idea. While there are number quantities that are uncountable "There may be 50,000 bees, but there is only one ...