Gee I'm a Tree
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (796 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1523456515 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 30 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Greedotron said Brilliant work. Missing the naughty nonagon, rowdy rhombus, and regular regular pentagon. Otherwise all your favorite polygon characters are there. I might also mention that while the writing and illustrating are top notch, the editing is absolutely world class.. Sean Bave said Great book for kids to learn about geometry.. This book is great! It's an easy to read, informative short read that will help kids learn about shapes. What a great intro to geometry.. "New York times best seller list" according to kevin elberts. Top notch. Must buy. New York times best seller list, watch out.
This edition contains additional pages to color each polygon and practice saying their names. Math is a language, a language all children need to know. This is a fun book to introduce children ages 0.5-10 to geometry, specifically polygons. It's never too early to start introducing your child to math vocabulary.
I started writing children's books because I love geometry and believe children of all ages can understand the basics. Math is a language, that students often struggle with. I test all my material on my toddler daughter. I am teaching 6-8 grade math, but have taught all the way up to Calculus. I have been teaching math since 2008 in Tanzania, Milwaukee, Racine and now Naperville. If she doesn't like it, then it'
I am teaching 6-8 grade math, but have taught all the way up to Calculus. About the Author Hello, my name is Andrew Elberts, I am a family man first, a teacher second and an author/illustrator third. Math is a language, that students often struggle with. I test all my material on my toddler daughter. I have been teaching math since 2008 in Tanzania, Milwaukee, Racine and now Naperville. If she doesn't like it, then it's back to the drawing board. They struggle with the language because of a lack of exposure to the terms. I started writing children's books because I love geometry and believe children of all ages can understand the basics. . My goal is to expose children to the language while entertaining them at the same time