Preschool math / Robert Williams ; Debra Cunningham ; Joy Lubawy

By:

Williams , Robert

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Beltsville, MD.: Gryphon House Inc. 2005Description: 240p. ill. 28cmISBN:

0-87659-000-8 pb

Subject(s):

Mathematics-Study and teaching (preschool) - Activity program

DDC classification:

372.7 W7326

Contents:

Ch. 1. Art math -- Ch. 2. Block center math -- Ch. 3. Body math -- Ch. 4. Cooking up math -- Ch. 5. Math center math -- Ch. 6. Moving math -- Ch. 7. Outside math -- Ch. 8. Small group math -- Ch. 9. Wet and messy math -- Ch. 10. Whole group math -- App. Musical notations for songs.

Summary: Preschool Math is organized by curriculum area, making it easy to integrate the activities into daily plans. Preschool Math encourages teachers to use children's natural curiosity and interests with activities such as Eat the Odd One, Symmetrical Pizza, and The Popsicle Stick Game. Each activity relates to the guidelines set by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Preschool Math encourages exploration and introduces concepts that build a foundation for a lifetime of learning. Use Preschool Math to turn your classroom into a math playground

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books, Booklets	Shortwood Teachers' College Library General Stacks	372.7 W7326 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0000544

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Preschool Math is organized by curriculum area, making it easy to integrate the activities into daily plans. Preschool Math encourages teachers to use children's natural curiosity and interests with activities such as Eat the Odd One, Symmetrical Pizza, and The Popsicle Stick Game. Each activity relates to the guidelines set by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Preschool Math encourages exploration and introduces concepts that build a foundation for a lifetime of learning. Use Preschool Math to turn your classroom into a math playground

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