The 20 open-ended activities in this book give young children opportunities to explore the numbers and the relationships between them. Using these independent activities, children learn such concepts as counting, numeral form and recognition, number conservation, addition, subtraction, and interpretation of symbols. Workjobs II is designed to supplement chapters 8 and 9 of Mathematics Their Way as well as all other primary mathematics programs. Grades K-2
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What a wonderful EC math book!,
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This review is from: Workjobs II: Number Activities for Early Childhood (Spiral-bound)
I looked through (and bought) several Early Childhood math concepts books before I started teaching, and this one was by far the best of the lot. Don't be turned off by the early '70s look of the cover and layout, the "workjobs" are excellent for teaching children math concepts. You might have to make slight modifications, but overall it is a great blueprint for excellent supplemental activities. The best part is you can make most of the games from scraps and a quick trip to the dry goods section of your grocery store! These "games," as the children in my classes have renamed them, encourage them to have fun as they learn. A must for any EC classroom.
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Wasn't what I expected,
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This review is from: Workjobs II: Number Activities for Early Childhood (Spiral-bound)
I was expecting a book with many ideas to use in my classroom and was disappointed when many of the activities are all alike. I would not recommend this book to others.
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Wokjobs II,
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This review is from: Workjobs II: Number Activities for Early Childhood (Spiral-bound)
Lorton's books are great. A true innovation. It's a hippie way to teach Math, but it works.
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