Tinkeractive Early Skills Math Workbook Ages 3+ - Paperback

by Nathalie Le Du (Author), Chad Thomas (Illustrator)

TINKERACTIVE EARLY SKILLS MATH WORKBOOK is the perfect first workbook for your 3 and 4-year-olds.

Each Early Skills workbook is:
-Created with AWARD-WINNING TEACHERS
-Packed with CURRICULUM-BASED GAMES & ACTIVITIES
-STEAM LEARNING for little hands
-Filled with easy TINKERING, CRAFTING, & ENGINEERING projects
-Over 100 STICKERS
-Celebrate your child's progress with the FOLD-OUT POSTER
-Packed with a WRITE-AND-WIPE GAME BOARD and activities, so kids can practice and play again and again

This workbook covers: Same & Different, Sorting, Counting to 20, Quantities, Writing Numbers, Addition & Subtraction Fundamentals, Measurement, Spatial Reasoning, and Shapes.

Start with interactive and entertaining exercises that cover the essential early math skills. Then apply what you've learned with simple and easy-to-follow hands-on tinkering, crafting, and engineering activities--all developmentally appropriate and only using common household materials always within reach. Or, practice and play again and again with the included write-and-wipe game board and activities. A charming cast of characters will guide your child through every new concept and activity with cheer and humor, and "Hey, Grown-Ups!" notes offer helpful and practical tips on how to engage and bond with your child. Once your child has completed an activity, they've earned a sticker! Peel and place it on the included tri-fold poster to complete your charming Tinker Town map!

TINKERACTIVE EARLY SKILLS WORKBOOKS are at the forefront of early childhood development, offering play-based learning, project-based learning, and hands-on tinkering activities perfect for 3 and 4 year olds.

Author Biography

Nathalie Le Du is a writer and editor of interactive books that kids write in, cut up, draw on, generally destroy, and ultimately learn from. Nathalie has been at the helm and in the pages of such brands as KUMON WORKBOOKS, BRAIN QUEST, STAR WARS WORKBOOKS, and the BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS. Nathalie is also a mom, native New Yorker, a first-generation American, and a proud product of public schools.

Chad Thomas first picked up a pencil in 1983, decided to draw cartoons in 1988, and finally started getting paid for it in 2005. He loves his family, comic books and Star Wars, and will let his children beat him in Checkers, but never in Mario Kart. Thomas has illustrated several TinkerActive Workbooks for Odd Dot.