Books That Create a Love of Math (preschool -5th grade)

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	"Wonderful computer-generated art that gives shortcuts to long math problems.  Fun pics of camels, seashells, grapes, etc help kids learn math operations through creativity, not memorization"

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	"The pig family wants to buy 4 $7.99 meals at The Enchanted Enchilada, but they have no money! So they start a money hunt around the house.  A great book that kids & parents can put into action at home"

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	"Great way to get rid of the idea that math is boring while showing children the significance of other cultures!"

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	"My favorite! Math combined with the famous tale of King Arthur as Sir Cumference's men try all different shapes for the table until they find one that is perfect.. very clever!"

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	"Kids & parents use household items like cups & playing cards to actively solve math puzzles -Idea:  Math does have a purpose outside of the classroom"

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	"Fun way to learn about evens and odds through the adventures of the mismatches friends Steven & Todd"

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	"Shows us that Alphabet books aren't just for kindergarten anymore! Difficult math terminology presented in a fun, understandable manner"

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	"Cool way to learn the value of 10 cents! Monsters go to a pet store where "1 dime buys a beetle while 5 pennies & 1 nickel buy a rat" The cartoons & realistic coins absorb kids into this concept book"

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	"Great for all teachers out there who want a balanced literacy program.. Funny & cute poems combine literature & math into a fun exploration!"

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	"Entering the zany, colorful world of the Mathzone is great for kids who like science fiction! Follow along with the droids in doing your own math activities at home"

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	"Great book to show kids that they CAN use math once they are out of school.  Funny poems & poems about Poor Sammy who has a long divsion problem stuck in his brain" make for a great read"

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	"A Picture Book with Professor X & his dog Y give kids helpful hints at counting million, billions, etc by going through the powers of 10 to find cool facts like how long you have lived thus far!"

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	"Leran how to count to 10 by watching monsters, 1 by 1, gathering for a birthday party. Learn how to count down as Mama Monster makes them all leave. Very Cute!"

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	"Unique way to learn about graphs by getting invl\olved in the emotional story of a baby tiger in a zoo that fights for his life.  Kids get so  excited as the baby grows & they graph his progress"

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	"Great for parents & teachers... has an actual paper clock that children can remove & manipulate to actively leran how to tell time!"