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- Key Benefits: Getting Started in Math helps build math skills beginning on a level that children understand - counting with fingers. The first lesson, Number Sense, helps children feel comfortable with counting, large numbers and measurements before moving on to more challenging exercises in addition, subtraction and multiplication. Then, step by step, it helps children progress on to larger and more complex math concepts.
- Captivating: Animated figures, descriptive audio and sound effects make learning interesting and entertaining.Integrated Guide for Parents: Helps parents explain math concepts and guide children through the lessons.Motivating: Different levels of difficulty provide a clear learning path and keep children challenged and interested.Graphical: Menus feature graphical icons with pop-up descriptors that children can quickly understand.
- Skills Learned: Number Sense-Multiple numbers. Counting with fingers. Larger numbers. Units and Measurements. Time, Temperatures and Money. Add-Single-digit numbers. Adding without fingers. Double digits. Larger numbers. Time and Money. Subtract-Single-digit numbers. Multi-digit numbers. Time and Money. Negative numbers. Multiply-Counting in multiples. Single and multi-digit numbers. Multiplication tables. Printable practice sheets.
- Educational Features: Getting Started in Math brings it all down to earth by presenting the concepts of math in a fun, engaging and entertaining format.Right from the beginning, Getting Started in Math gets children involved by having them solve problems with their most familiar calculator - their fingers.The Number Sense lessons help children become comfortable with numbers.Lessons then move on to Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication.
The fun and exciting way to teach your preschooler math! Developed by educational experts of Weekly Reader Publishing, The Weekly Reader Preschool Series: Getting Started in Math 2008 Edition lets you unleash your child's natural interest in math. Children naturally take to learning. That is why introducing your children to mathematics at an early age will help them develop a positive and productive attitude that will serve them their entire lives! Getting Started Math provides the essential tools needed to help build and nurture a child's interest, enthusiasm and understanding of mathematics.Learning should be positive, enjoyable, and inspirational. That is what Weekly Reader Publishing has brought to the nation's classrooms for more than a century. The Weekly Reader Magazines make learning fun and help teachers meet standards with students in grades Pre-K to 12. These award-winning periodicals cover social studies, English/language arts, science, reading. Now, you can enjoy the Weekly Reader Learning System on your computer.
