Complete Kindergarten Math Workbook - (Kindergarten Math Workbooks) by Naoya Imanishi (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Solve, learn, and have fun! A Brightly book with engaging games, puzzles, and activities to boost your kindergartener's math, logic, and critical thinking skills.

Counting jellyfish jumps, grouping toys by shape, figuring out which train has the most passengers--who knew math could be this fun? An official Brightly book, Complete Kindergarten Math Workbook engages your kid's curiosity and boosts their learning potential with age-appropriate lessons, easy-to-follow instructions, and beautifully designed activities. Support your kids' math education with this workbook and watch in wonder as their skills and confidence blossom!

Complete Kindergarten Math Workbook features:

• 175 activities = super-sized entertainment. From maze games and pattern puzzles to fill-in-the-blank activities and word problems, this workbook makes learning math a ton of fun.

• Progressive activities to challenge your little ones. Organized into four levels, this workbook gradually builds your child's logic and critical thinking abilities and ensures they retain new math concepts and never get bored.

• Common Core State Standards. These age-appropriate activities teach concepts that complement what kindergartners are learning in school, including counting from 0 to 100, addition and subtraction, pattern and shape recognition, problem solving, and more.

About the Author

Naoya Imanishi has been an educator in the Los Angeles Unified School District since 2000, serving as a third-grade teacher, math coach, and currently a school coordinator. He also works with the UCLA Mathematics Project as a teacher leader and coach for professional development in Cognitively Guided Instruction. While attaining his bachelor's and master's in education at UCLA, he was one of the first producers of LCC Theatre Company and co-founder of ProperGander, both Asian American theater companies with notable alumni. Naoya enjoys video editing and cooking for his wife, Jennifer, their sons, Kyle and Jordan, and their dog, Buddy.