Progress with Oxford: Numbers and Counting up to 20 Age 4-5
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What’s inside...
Boost your child's numeracy skills with 'Progress with Oxford: Numbers and Counting up to 20.' Tailored for ages 4-5, this engaging book, created by Paul Hodge, makes early math concepts fun and accessible. It encourages interactive learning and progression, enhancing a child's confidence in handling numbers up to 20. Dive into exercises that foster counting, comparison, and identification, fulfilling key developmental milestones in preschool math readiness. Your child's mathematical journey starts here—ensuring a solid foundation for future academic success. The workbook not only enhances number and counting skills through fun activities but also supports the development of problem-solving with doubling, halving, and sharing exercises. The Progress with Oxford series supports children to develop essential skills independently with minimal help. Each book features picture clues, reminder boxes, tips, and a lively character guide, making learning engaging. Fun stickers and a progress chart provide motivation and track achievements. Additional resources and activities are available on the Oxford Owl at Home website to further support your child’s learning journey.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-5
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What number did you enjoy learning about the most and why?
Can you think of a place where you've seen these numbers used before?
How would you explain the difference between smaller and larger numbers to a friend?
If you could add one more number to the book, what would it be and why?
How do numbers help us in everyday life?
Tip: Role play these questions
Utilize real-world examples like counting toys or snacks to make connections with the numbers in the book.
Praise your child’s efforts and accomplishments in counting throughout the book to boost their confidence.
Encourage your child to express the numbers they learn through drawing or using play-dough, fostering a deeper understanding.
Ask your child to teach you what they've learned about numbers to reinforce their knowledge and communication skills.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Understanding Numbers
Explanation: This book introduces children to the basics of counting and understanding numbers up to 20, using engaging activities and practical examples.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this knowledge in everyday situations such as counting items during shopping, understanding quantities in recipes, or organizing their toys.
Example Lesson: Problem Solving
Explanation: Through various exercises and challenges, children are encouraged to think critically and solve problems related to numbers and counting.
Real-World Application: This skill helps children approach mathematical problems in school with confidence and can also assist in logical thinking in other areas.
Example Lesson: Following Directions
Explanation: The activities in the book require children to read and follow specific instructions, enhancing their ability to comprehend and execute tasks.
Real-World Application: This ability will be useful in classroom settings, during sports and games, and in everyday tasks like assembling toys or baking cookies under supervision.