[Alison A Posts: 359 Status: Offline Writing! WWW]

Hi all,

I'm speaking at a elementary educators event (Pre-K, K, 1st, 2nd grade teachers) next week and am including various math related PBs (counting, shapes, basic addition, subtraction, etc.) on my handouts.

I want to expand my list so please share your favorite PBs that have anything to do with counting and basic math concepts for the very young.

Thanks much!

Alison

[CaroleB]

  Ten Turkeys in the Road. Fun book!

         http://www.brendareevessturgis.com/10_Turkeys.html

[amberturner Posts: 142 Status: Offline WWW]

Grandpa Gazillion's Number Yard by Laurie Keller. Great one.

[CaroleB]

Ten little dinosaurs           (was always a favorite in the elem library I worked in)
Author:    Pattie L Schnetzler

   (of course would love to include MY book, but, alas it isn't published  :

    Carole 

[Abracabarbara Posts: 1,146 Status: Offline formerly AE aaa eee WWW]

The Grapes of Math

Math Potatoes

Mathterpieces and Math Fables all by Greg Tang

these are all riddle books but they are fun, funny and interactive.

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ONE PUP'S UP by Marsha Wilson Chall is super cute!

[dkshumaker Posts: 1,139 Status: Offline WWW]

The Penguin Lady by Carole Cole - it's new and very cute!

[CaroleB]

The Grapes of Math

Math Potatoes

Mathterpieces and Math Fables all by Greg Tang

these are all riddle books but they are fun, funny and interactive.

     These titles are a hoot.

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Ten terrible dinosaurs by Paul Stickland
Over in the ocean: in a coral reef by Marianne Berkes and Jeanette Canyon
Seadragon sea by Margaret Spurling and Danny Snell

[Mike Jung]

MATH CURSE by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith.

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The Lion's Share by Matthew McElligott
How Much Is a Million by David Schwartz

[kathym44]

Over  in the Garden by Jennifer Ward   My preschoolers love finding the hidden numerals on each page
The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins (a classic)
Ten Little Mice by Joyce Dunbar (subtract one by one from 10)
Nine Ducks Nine by Sarah Hayes (subtract one by one from 9)
How Big is a Foot (measuring).. best suited for 1st grade and up

[Alison A Posts: 359 Status: Offline Writing! WWW]

Fantastic suggestions!

Thanks...keep 'em coming.

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Counting Little Geckos by Charline Profiri
Shaping Up the Year by Tracey M. Cox

[KatherineR Posts: 326 Status: Offline Dream it. Write it. Knit it. WWW]

Multiplying Menace: The Revenge of Rumpelstiltskin and
Multiplying Menace: DIVIDES

By blueboarder Pam Calvert

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Stuart J. Murphy math books (multiple titles)
Sir Cumference and the Round Table and others by Cindy Neuschwander
The Greedy Triangle by Marilyn Burns
One Grain of Rice by Demi or The King's Chessboard by David Birsch
A Cloak for a Dreamer by Aileen Freedman
Measuring Penny by Loreen Leedy

[Alison A Posts: 359 Status: Offline Writing! WWW]

Thanks so much, everyone!

So many wonderful suggestions and I know the teachers will love these math PB choices, too.

[LoriA Posts: 86 Status: Offline WWW]

Bunny Money, by Rosemary Wells, for some simple subtraction.

[217mom Posts: 1,139 Status: Offline "Keep the child in view"- Charles Dickens WWW]

Not exactly what you're asking about, but sashay over to Ev's site and you'll find the super resource of all resources on fun math activities-

http://evelynchristensen.com/

[taralazar Posts: 261 Status: Offline WWW]

This is a funny math book: 1 + 1 = 5 And Other Unlikely Additions by David LaRochelle. It's a collection of surprising (but plausible) math facts. 1 + 1 = 3? 1 unicorn + 1 goat = 3 horns! 1 + 1 = 6? 1 duet + 1 quartet = 6 musicians! I love it,  my kids love it!

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This one's out of print, but it's not that old and you may be able to find it:

ONE FOR ME, ONE FOR YOU by CC Cameron, illustrated by Grace Lin.

[Ruth Donnelly Posts: 660 Status: Offline WWW]

Bean Thirteen by Matthew McElligott
Mouse Count by Ellen Stoll Walsh

[Mara Posts: 451 Status: Offline WWW]

For the first and second graders, Kane Press has a popular series called MATH MATTERS (http://www.kanepress.com/intro-mm.html). They're following it up with a new series called MOUSE MATH for the littler kids, but I think the first titles won't come out till August or thereabouts.

My daughter liked those Stuart Murphy math picture books, too.

[Christy Posts: 615 Status: Offline Luck= preparation + opportunity WWW]

My students really liked APPLE FRACTIONS.

[Margaret G Posts: 38 Status: Offline WWW]

There's an article on School Library Journal that lists several picture books for teaching math.  It's called, "As Easy as Pi: Picture books are perfect for teaching math":
http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA6727275.html

Also, author Susanna Hill features books reviewed by fellow writers on "Perfect Picture Book Friday."  It's great, because there's an alphabetical and by category list of books that have been reviewed, and the reviews usually include resources and activities pertaining to each book.
http://susannahill.blogspot.com/p/just-right-books.html

Here are two off her list along with the reviews:
100th Day Worries by Margery Cuyler
http://gradeonederful.blogspot.com/2012/02/perfect-picture-book-friday.html

What's the Difference by Suzanne Slade
http://joannamarple.com/?p=2665