Telling time is an important life skill and a common part of elementary math curricula. Readers are able to practice this skill with the help of accessible text that breaks down this concept, which can be challenging for early learners, in a simple and clear way. Relatable examples, including colorful visual cues, allow readers to better understand that math is at work around them all the time. Vibrant, full-color photographs and a conversational...

Teaches patterns by using colorful photographs young readers can follow by themselves or with help.

Little ten plays with her ten robot dolls and manipulates other toys and items for the reader to see what numbers can be put together to make ten.

Little Four, a curious boy, enjoys counting things that come in fours, including elephants, bananas, and ice cream scoops.

Teaches addition and subtraction concepts through an interactive story about a young girl visiting the animals and garden on a farm.

"Meet Little One, a lovable and curious boy who enjoys counting things one by one."--Back cover.

Little Six introduces the concept of "six" by interacting with six of a variety of things.

"Young children will love moving the sliders to do the simple subtraction problems in this book. A brand new series of interactive board books to make it easier for children to learn math skills. Slide the simple mechanisms and see the picture change to show the result of the additions and subtractions, making math visual, concrete and easy to understand!" -- Amazon.com.

This book introduces some basic lessons of matching and counting and translation and rotation of various printed images.