I LOVE using picture books in my classroom, especially when I can use a book for a topic in math, science, or social studies... so I am very excited to see all of the books that are mentioned in this linky party!!
1. My first math book features one of my FAVORITE characters: Pete the Cat!! Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons is a great way to introduce subtraction.
2. The Doorbell Rang is an old favorite that is a great way to introduce the idea of division, while also talking about sharing :)
3. I LOVE Mouse Count. This is a great book to practice counting and the kiddos always enjoying acting this one out!!
4. Ten Black Dots is a great counting book; it is also a great book to use as a springboard to an art/writing project where you give each child 10 black dots to make their own picture.
5. One more book with a fun art connection: The Shape of Things!! This is a great way to review shapes... then give your students a variety of shapes in lots of colors and see what they can make!! This is always a class favorite!!
These are just a few of my favorite math books.... I can't wait to read everyone's posts in the linky party and their comments.
I love finding new math books, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete~Diving Into Learning
Thanks for stopping by!! I am excited to read all of the posts in this linky party... I can always use more books :)
ReplyDeletePete the cat is so much fun, kids really enjoy him! Love the books you picked!
ReplyDeleteI adore the The Doorbell Rang and the kids love it.
ReplyDeletePaula from Paula’s Place and iSURF Maths
Hi, First I am your 100 follower! Congrats....hope you find many more!! I love mouse count and 10 black dots...fun linky!!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Hi Melissa! I see we put several of the same books on our linkies. However I have not read that Pete the Cat book! My kids LOVE Pete the Cat! Thanks for posting it, I can't wait to read that one this year!
ReplyDeleteTess
The Teacher and the Frog
My kids love Pete the Cat! I was actually thinking about doing that for the theme of my room this year! :) The Doorbell Rang is a good one too! :)
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LOVE Pete the Cat!! Great math books there!! Thanks for linking up! :)
ReplyDeleteį¦DeAnne
First Grade and Fabulous
Yes, yes, yes! Those are all books we read too! I will have to look for the Shapes of things. :)
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