You Can Count on Monsters written by Richard Schwartz is a great way to learn prime numbers and factoring from 1-100. There are monsters for each prime number... which really catches the eye... Each Monster has something that relates to its number, but sometimes you have to look hard and count to find it.
Ryleigh and Braeden are a little too young for this book, but I will definitely use it when they are older. It is fun to read and the pictures are great!
You can purchase You can Count on Monsters for $15.99 on Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
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*I received a free copy of this book to review- however, all opinions are my own.
I like the 3 triangle monster
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What a cute book & way to learn more advanced numbers.
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I love monster 3
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ReplyDelete99 Monster is very abstract. Guess that's why I like it. What an unusual book!
ReplyDeleteBig fan of the 11-sided monster. I'm going to name him Rocky Boxoa... because looks like a boxy boxer.
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3 triangle monster
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ReplyDeleteI love the Number 5, star monster. My 2nd from youngest is 5 years old and is a star so would suit him perfectly.
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ReplyDeleteMonster 7 is awfully handsome
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