Montessori: Number Work

This was on my wish list for years but i never bought until my son was really not showing interest in letters or numbers and I started to panic about him struggling in school. Along with activity books its been great for showing him the letters he needs to spell his name and he does actually trace the shape with his fingers. So glad I bought!

Great resource and my boys loved it! The way the pages are set up makes perfect sense

Great item for maths learning.My LO loves it.

Love the sandpaper numbers for tracing.

I remedied the 2 common difficulties that many fellow reviewers expressed, by simply drawing an arrow on each page tab (i.e. follow the arrow to the answer) and accentuated the horizontal lines of the number rods with a black marker. Attractive, effective & reasonably priced - strongly recommended.

My 3yo loves this book & has learnt to trace the letters correctly by just reading this. She asks to do it most days

Bought for my bright 2.5 year old to learn number symbols, but the way the book is arranged is like a quiz - it shows you 3 items and asks how many, and you turn the page to see the number 3. But then the next page shows 4 items. So on a double page spread, it shows 4 items next to the number 3... It's fine if we're reading together, but kind of confusing for him to read and understand alone.

Great. We use it with a tray with salt. I saw funny reviews saying numbers are not on the right page. Lol

La metodología Montessori, primero entender con un ejemplo concreto de qué se está hablando para luego (y con eso en mente) aprender lo abstracto. Muy bueno, a mis hijas les gusta mucho.

I purchased this for my 5 year old who has struggles with number and letter recognition. Some reviewers have noted the numbers and images should be on the right and left sides of the pages. I actually appreciate that they do not line up like this. My son can count the images and then it is reinforced by stating/recognizing the number. If the numbers and images were side by side he has learned coping skills and would not have as much incentive to truly learn to recognize the number. I think this is helping him to count and identify numbers independently. It would be even more helpful, at least for our purpose if it wasn't in numerical order (much like the letter work book which we also love).

My son likes to read to him self and when learning numbers it is hard to trust his own judgement. He is getting confused and has to ask for help.

Es lo que pensábamos y esperábamos. Es tal y como habíamos visto otros libros de las mismas características todo muy bien

Questi libri utilizzano un approccio sensoriale. Le forme sono in rilievo e sono associati disegni che le riproducono nelle cose reali: la casa quadrata col tetto triangolare, etc. Le lettere sono smerigliate e hanno una freccia per poterle seguire col dito nel senso di scrittura; i continenti hanno i bordi ruvidi per sentirne i contorni e sono colorati) proprio secondo i suggerimenti montessori. Peccato siano solo in inglese ma essendo cartonati sono praticamente adatti ai bimbi piccoli. Mio figlio di 22 mesi li sta già esplorando parecchio