The Greedy Triangle (Brainy Day Books)44 reviews Marilyn Burns Scholastic Press, 1995 Love it! + Good first book for children learning about shapes + The Greedy Triangle still rocks! + Help your child enjoy math             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             Speed (Measure Up With Science) Brenda Walpole Gareth Stevens Publishing, 1995 Discusses different aspects of speed and describes how it is measured on land, in the water, and in the air. Includes activities that investigate the speeds of light and sound, the effect of friction, and more.             Sir Cumference and the First Round Table: A Math Adventure18 reviews Cindy Neuschwander, Wayne Geehan Charlesbridge Publishing, 1997 Great Way Of Sneaking In Math! + Clever book + Geometry and Camelot + Led to instant recall of proper geometric terms + Sir Cumference and the First Round Table: A Math Adventure             Sea Squares2 reviews Joy Hulme Hyperion Book CH, 1999 Nifty nimble numbers + Sea Squares is Great! Joy Hulme's Sea Squares is a fun rhyming romp that illustrates the concept of squaring numbers. The rhyme has a definite rythem to it and the illustrations are superb. The borders on each page hint and what the reader will find when the page is turned. The gorgeous use of color in these ...             Is a Blue Whale the Biggest Thing There Is?7 reviews Robert E. Wells Albert Whitman & Company, 1993 Great picture book for science and math integration + Fantastic Teaching Tool! + Great teaching tool + Biggest There Is + 4th Graders Use it too!             Go, Fractions! (All Aboard Math Reader)1 review Judith Stamper Grosset & Dunlap, 2003 Good book, small flaw My kids (age 5 and 7) love to read this book. The 7-year-old is starting to understand fractions, and both enjoy the story, as do I. The example of cutting oranges is one you can do at home to show that 1/2 is bigger than 1/4, and 2 fourths = 1 half. It's a bit annoying to me that they messed up ...             Sold! A Mothematics Adventure1 review Nathan Zimelman, Bryn Barnard Charlesbridge Publishing, 2000 Clever and Charming I am a teacher's aide and this book was read to a first grade class. The illustrations are charming, in an old fashioned kind of way. A young boy goes to an auction with his father; because of a troublesome moth the boy winds up bidding on and ultimately winning a lot of useless junk. As his ...             Jack the Builder (MathStart 1)1 review Stuart J. Murphy HarperTrophy, 2006 Colorful and light The basic concepts of addition are snuck into this colorful, light-hearted book that is perfect for the average 4-6 yr old.             Grapes Of Math (bkshelf) (Scholastic Bookshelf)21 reviews Greg Tang Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 a book that makes math kids + Great for upper elementary - beginner middle school + Make math more fun? Check out this one! + A good book for making math literacy facile             A Remainder of One6 reviews Elinor J Pinczes Houghton Mifflin, 1995 It can be read again and again + Good introduction to division I read this book to my seven year old nephew and he loved it. He wants me to read the book to him everytime I see him! He even asked if he could take it to school with him. I thought that the way it was worded made it enjoyable for me as much as it was for him. I'm not sure that he totally ...             Mummy Math: An Adventure in Geometry3 reviews Cindy Neuschwander Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2005 Lesson Kickoff! + Mummy Math + math fun I used this book for two separate lesson plans. I made a game board and added game cards based on the book. This quickly became an engaging way to count faces, vertices, and edges. I also used it in 7th grade social studies to add questions about history. BONUS: my 13 yr. old and 10 yr. old ...             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 ...             Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Fun Book2 reviews Barbara Barbieri Mcgrath HarperFestival, 1999 It is full of fun and colors. + Great for plane trips with a toddler! It is very colorful, which catches the eye of younger children. And it makes reading & counting fun with an added treat.             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.             Sorting (Math Counts)3 reviews Henry Arthur Pluckrose Children's Press (CT), 1995 Concepts Simplified! + Sorting (Math Counts) This is a wonderful book to use to teach the concept of sorting (why objects are grouped together in a particular way). I've used this book with my second grade class and they really loved the simple, colorful photographs depicting everyday objects. My two and a half year old daughter also ...             Each Orange Had 8 Slices (Counting Books (Greenwillow Books))4 reviews Paul Giganti HarperTrophy, 1999 This book can be used with upper-elementary aged kids too! + Each Orange Had 8 Slices + Math and Fruit + Each Orange Had 8 Slices: A Counting Book             One Hundred Shoes (Step-Into-Reading, Step 2)3 reviews Charles Ghigna Random House Books for Young Readers, 2002 One Of His Favorites + A great book! + Jadzia66's - from Epinions.com I bought this book for my 5 year old and he absolutely loves it. It's one of the few he has actually read over and over again. Some of the early reader books tend to bore him, but he (and I!) find this one very entertaining.             Apple Fractions4 reviews Jerry Pallotta Cartwheel, 2003 Kids love this book + Fun learning + Pretty Helpful Book! + Angie Hogan--Asst. Prin.--Elementary School             Follow the Money!1 review Loreen Leedy Holiday House, 2003 Ever think about where a quarter travels? A clever look at money and where it might travel throughout its life. Mostly we follow a quarter as it gets minted, sent to a bank, then travels throughout a city (from a grocery store to a parking meter to a garden center) and finally back to the bank. Math is included throughout the book, and ...