Preschool Beginner Math: for 2-4 year olds Paperback – June 6, 2019

Love how simple and easy the book is to use but they are learning things! No prep needed. I use this for my 3 year old and 4 year old.

Love this simple layout, good for special needs kids who need uncluttered pages!

This is exactly the type of math workbook I've been looking for to use with my 4-year-old. He loves math, but his little hands are not yet ready for writing and tracing numbers over and over. He is able to learn so many math skills through this book. He quickly understands the concepts and gets excited to work in his book throughout the week. I love Jady's products, and this was a perfect fit for our family.

The media could not be loaded. My kids really like this book because it introduces them to math in a non-stressful way. Less writing skills, and more math related skills are needed which is great for beginners. Helps to supplement the book with counting objects, and having math manipulatives to learn counting. But overall I'd say it's a great introduction. Kids seem to understand it, and it moves along at a pace that doesn't overwhelm them. Instructions are easy to follow on each page.

My little guy is not ready for writing numbers but matching and circling are the perfect activities for 3-4 year olds! He loves math and he loves the variety of activities in this book.

It is a good book, but it's very basic for a preschooler book. My daughter is 3.5, and still a half a year away from being able to go to preschool, but she has mastered most of these concepts already. My wife and I are both high school teachers, so we're always reading, teaching, and learning with her, so this might be why it seems below her level. I also bought part 2, so I'm hoping that together they will provide enough challenge to prepare her for kindergarten level content.While it is generally a good book, and I would suggest most of the content from this author, I did notice a small error on one page. The page that asks the child to color every square has a square that is slightly longer in length than it is in height right below the instructions, which I assume means it's an example of a 'square.' While it does look pretty close to a square, it's not perfectly even on all sides, so it could be somewhat misleading for a very young student.

My kid absolutely loved this! She started at 2 and finished at 3. No writing. Only circling, coloring, drawing lines. It was perfect! She also knows her numbers 1-10 because of this book. Recognize them randomly and can point to count correctly. I think has the right amount of review too before moving on.

My 2 year old daughter knows numbers 1-10 and rational counts to 15. She can rote count to 20. This book is the perfect start to have her sit down and focus. We do about 4 pages at a time. I love that she only needs to color objects and draw lines or circles since we aren’t working on hand writing yet. I like how the book starts at one and moves up. Favorite pages are counting objects and then circling the correct number.