
Interactive Storybooks
Storybooks
Reading with your child is a wonderful experience. Adding math comments and questions to your reading helps your child grow mathematically, and creates strong associations of math with this happy, cozy experience. These storybooks have ideas added in the margins to mention or discuss with your child as you read.
Preverbal
Pointing, Naming, Describing, and Asking. Start reading around 6 months. Point at things being named, described or asked about. Your child may not understand your words, but don’t let that stop you — your child is accumulating experiences and will eventually understand. Constantly count objects and describe colors, shapes, and relationships.
Beginning Verbal
Your child is starting to talk and interact with you verbally, and this will give you some simple back and forth discussions. The math includes very simple addition and subtraction ideas along with counting of small numbers.
Beginning Story Lines
These storybooks are still quite simple; however, they start having story lines that are a little more complex. The math involves counting, adding, subtracting, skip counting, and some more detailed discussions of shapes.
Story Lines
The story lines are getting ever more detailed and complex. The math involves larger numbers and the description of objects is getting more detailed and involved.
Earliest Storybooks — Preverbal
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Storybooks — Beginning Verbal
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Storybooks — Beginning Story Lines
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Storybooks — Story Lines
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