Set of Notebooks - Fun Mathematics 5+

The set «Fun Counting» is three notebooks in one big beautiful box. The child will not only learn to perform mathematical operations but will also gain playful experience that will help apply knowledge in practice.
In each notebook, you will find:
Exciting... game tasks
Gradual complexity
Visual instructions that the child can understand on their own
Inside is a game that can be played many times!
 
In the notebooks «Fun Counting» there are no boring examples. The tasks in these materials are designed so that children will eagerly tackle their solutions and will not be able to tear themselves away from the process for a long time. The exciting plots of the tasks and intuitive instructions allow them to work without adult assistance.
 
The gradual complexity of tasks allows little ones to get acquainted with the basics of mathematics and smoothly transition to solving examples and equations. Those who are already familiar with addition and subtraction will find it interesting to go through the process from the very beginning, repeating and consolidating simple topics through game tasks. This will help them feel more confident and brave when encountering new material.
 
We reinforce the images of numbers and learn to navigate through the number line.
We move on to solving simple examples through quantitative counting.
We figure out addition, subtraction, and even get acquainted with the mathematical notation of operations.
 
The set contains three notebooks of different difficulty levels
Notebook for 5-6 years
Reinforces the image of numbers and counting up to 10, teaches to navigate in the number line, find equal quantities, associate numbers with the quantity of objects.
 
Notebook for 6-7 years
Trains counting up to 20, prepares for solving examples through quantitative counting.
 
Notebook for 7-8 years
Teaches to solve addition and subtraction examples within 100, introduces the principles of solving equations. Explains the essence of multiplication through visual examples using serial addition, familiarizes children with the mathematical notation of the operation.
 
The secret of the effectiveness of the notebooks
Gradual complexity
It is the step-by-step mastering of the topic that guarantees that the child will not only learn to count and add numbers but will also understand the essence of the process visually.
 
Visual explanation
The tasks are designed so that the child, solving them sequentially, transitions from quantitative counting to solving numerical examples on their own.
 
Tasks with a story
It's much more interesting to collect hockey players for a game and pour tea into the cups than to simply solve monotonous tasks.