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This week I want to talk about a group of books I stumbled upon a few years ago that I have worked on getting into classrooms and even literature circles. They are the Hello Math Readers
. This collection consists of over 100 books that are leveled easy readers written by some great authors including Marilyn Burns. They cover a wide range of math topics and are also great for improving reading skills. The books also include ideas for following up the reading with questions and activities. The math concepts are evident in the stories but do not overwhelm the experience of reading.
Here is a peek at a few of my favorites
This is a great story for K-2 kids to think about how long a minute is!
This is a story for 2nd-4th grade students that explores the concept of doubling or powers of 2
This week I want to talk about a group of books I stumbled upon a few years ago that I have worked on getting into classrooms and even literature circles. They are the Hello Math Readers
. This collection consists of over 100 books that are leveled easy readers written by some great authors including Marilyn Burns. They cover a wide range of math topics and are also great for improving reading skills. The books also include ideas for following up the reading with questions and activities. The math concepts are evident in the stories but do not overwhelm the experience of reading. Here is a peek at a few of my favorites
This is a great story for K-2 kids to think about how long a minute is!
This is a story for 2nd-4th grade students that explores the concept of doubling or powers of 2
A fun introduction to multiplication for second and third graders
Great for an introduction to fractions for first and second graders
A look at sharing and very early division concepts (grades 1 and 2)
Do you have any Hello Math Readers in your classroom?
Click here to head to Volume 18 where I have reviewed the newest Sir Cumference book!
in your classroom? Click here to head to Volume 18 where I have reviewed the newest Sir Cumference book!
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