The summer solstice has arrived, bringing with it the official start of the summer season. Yesterday we began or list of books for beach reading, long car rides, or simply reading while lolling in the backyard and sipping lemonade. On this day that is the longest day of daylight I hope that you and your children enjoy reading math.
Here are a few more titles to consider:
The Man Who Counted: A Collection of Mathematical Adventures by Malba Tahan follows the travels and adventures of a mathematical wiz who uses his skills to settle conflict and give wise advice.
The Number Devil: A Mathematical Adventure is a rich mathematical fantasy that reveals both the mystery and beauty of numbers using a relatable character for readers age 8 to 80.
In Do the Math: Secrets, Lies, and Algebra and Do the Math #2: The Writing on the Wall author Wendy Lichtman has created a young teenage heroine who uses math to solve life problem and mysteries.
Teaching Tip
All of the books that I am listing this week would make good classroom read-alouds.
Browse my bookshelf for teaching ideas to integrate children's literature and elementary math. I'm just getting my 'books' organized, so I hope that you visit often to browse the new titles added to the shelves. You are welcome to add your own tips using the comments tool. As my collection expands, use the list of labels at the left to search past entries by math topic. Use the links at the right find other great resources that link math and literature.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
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