What comes in sets?

From the Series My Path to Math - Level 1
  • Interest Level: Kindergarten - Grade 3
  • Reading Level: Kindergarten

This engaging title introduces young readers to the concept of equal sets. Decodable text and image support help readers identify familiar things that come in pairs, sets of threes, fours, fives, and more. The book uses relatable objects, such as four legs on a table and five fingers on a hand, to teach the concept of sets. Readers are also encouraged to find their own number set examples in their everyday lives.

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Interest Level Kindergarten - Grade 3
Reading Level Kindergarten
Age Range 5 - 8
Dewey 511.32
Lexile 430L
ATOS Reading Level
Guided Reading Level F
Subjects Math
Genres Nonfiction
Publisher Crabtree Publishing
Imprint Crabtree Classics
Copyright 2012
Number of Pages 24
Dimensions 8.5 x 11
Graphics Full-color photographs
BISACS JNF035000, JNF013030, JNF013000
Rights Included WORLD
Language English

What comes in sets? - School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 1—These titles resemble sections of a textbook, focusing on one concept and offering several approaches to it. In Comparing Fractions, the proverbial pizza is one example used to solve a problem and for sharing. Other examples include peppers, corn, tomatoes, radishes, and eggs. On each spread, an activity is suggested to reinforce the concept. In the second title, the basic idea of sets is introduced through familiar objects: clothing, toys, kitchen items, and body parts. The activities encourage children to search through their homes for sets and make comparisons.

Author: Minta Berry

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