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Beginning Math at HomeBeginning Math at Home
(Children 3-6 Y
ears)
By Elizabeth Peterson
Illustrated by Jeanette
Graphics: D.S. Boyd


Beginning Math at Home is a program that has been developed for parents and teachers of young children, three to six years of age. There is a pre and posttest which helps parents and teachers measure the progress achieved in math.

The program is color-coded and designed to teach the following:

Kit 1 (Salmon): Shapes, Tallest and Shortest, Longest and Shortest.
Kit 1 (Yellow): Counting and Quantity. More Than and Less Than, Time on the Hour.
Kit 3 (Blue): Addition (combinations to 10)
Kit 4 (Green): Subtraction (combinations to 10)

A game, "Going to the Moon," and a chart showing the correct way to write numbers are also included.

Review:
If author Elizabeth Person could only be persuaded to invent a Beginning Math II kit, with counting up past 100, skip counting, reverse counting from 20, money and time to the quarter hour, with those two itty-bitty programs you'd be able to do everything it took the University of Chicago experts pages and pages of instructions and $200 of manipulatives to accomplish. Do it, Elizabeth!
- Mary Pride


ISBN 0-938911-01-5
4 Kits
$15.00