Teaching math with favorite picture books
By: by Judi Hechtman and Deborah Ellermeyer with Sandra Ford Grove
Contributors: Ellermeyer, Deborah; Grove, Sandra Ford
Publisher: Scholastic Professional Books
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Mathematics -- Study and teaching (Elementary)
Notes: "Grades 1-3"--Cover

"Hands-on activities and reproducibles to teach math using more than 25 picture books" --Cover
Table of contents: title: Estimation. Draw me a star; title: Blast off! A space counting book; title: Number sense and numeration. Ten black dots; title: "Band-aids"; title: King's commissioners; title: Math curse; title: Crayon counting book; title: Whole number operations. Imogene's antlers; title: Domino addition; title: Geometry and spatial sense. Quilt story; title: Greedy triangle; title: Look at Annette; title: Tangram magician; title: Measurement. Inch by inch; title: Grouchy ladybug; title: Time and money. Alexander, who used to be rich last Sunday; title: Chair for my mother; title: Pigs will be pigs; title: Time to; title: Probability, data, & graphing. M&M's brand chocolate candies counting book; title: Three hat day; title: Hanukkah!; title: Fractions and decimals. Ed Emberley's picture pie; title: Patterns and relationships. Billy's button; title: Caps for sale; title: Jump, frog, jump; title: Important book; title: Jesse Bear, what will you wear?