Math Literature

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Literature that helps teach math concepts.

The Most Magnificent Thing - Helps kids learn about perseverance and frustration. #mindset

Book Review: The Most Magnificent Thing

$Tally Cat Keeps Track -- a clever children's book for teaching tallying (data collection/graphing) in Gr. 1-3$

Teaching Graphs -- Best Children's Books about Graphing (K-Gr.4)

$Math Attack! - a good book for discussing math anxiety and what to do about it.$

Math Attack!

teaching volume or water displacement - i remember the teacher reading this book to us in 4th grade!

Mr Archimedes' bath by Pamela Allen

$Spaghetti and Meatballs for All! Lesson plan - Students explore the relationship between the area of square units and their perimeters in a hands-on activity. Observations are recorded, and students begin to recognize that shapes with the same area can sometimes have different perimeters.$

Anchor Charts - Teaching with a Mountain View

$mentor text for even and odd numbers$

My Even Day (Arbordale Collection)

Counting and Cardinality in Kindergarten: Meeting the Common Core | Scholastic.com

Teacher to Teacher Ideas in the Top Teaching Blog | Scholastic

$A Million Dots by Andrew Clements - great book to use when teaching place value.$

Place Value Must Read Mentor Text

New book by Cindy Neuschwander in the Sir Cumference series! Topic: Coordinate Grids! (a 5th grade Common Core Standard)

Review: Sir Cumference and the Viking's Map | Bridges First Edition Support

$Even and odd numbers$

The Lemonade Stand

$fractions$

Duckling Fractions

$Great book to use when teaching skip counting.$

Layers of Learning Sample Lessons: try family style homeschooling

$A look at a fun math literature book! Also links up to a great list of math mentor texts!$

Monday Math Literature Volume 1

$An amazing picture books for kids! Great for working on counting by 1's, 2's,5's and 10's! Also excellent for subtracting double digit numbers! A must have for grades 1-3!$

Monday Math Literature: Fun with Balloons and Counting

$A place for zero$