Product Description: “More Penguin Place Value” is a sequel to the popular children’s book, “Penguin Place Value.” This delightful book provides opportunities for children to practice their place value skills with hundreds, tens, and ones. They will also be introduced to expanded notation form and number words...read more

Product Description: My grandma loves to quilt But little did I know That she would help me with my math As she taught me how to sew. Kathleen L. Stone, a National Board Certified educator, quilter, author, and grandmother, combines all of her skills in this delightful book to help children gain a better understanding of fractions...read more

Product Description: Whether you are an experienced quilter or just a beginner, you will love this book. The quilts and blocks in this book are the same ones featured in the author’s children’s book, “Grandma’s Quilts … Fun with Fractions.” Did you know that the Rail Fence block can help your favorite children learn about thirds while the Pinwheel block can help them see halves? Use the featured blocks to help strengthen their math skills and then have fun putting them together into quilts that they can keep or share with others...read more

Product Description: “Firefighter Gary came to our school to talk to our class about fire safety rules.” Join our class as Firefighter Gary shares with us how to prevent fires and what to do in case of a fire. Children will enjoy Mrs. Stone’s unique combination of photographs and hand drawn illustrations along with her lyrical text as they read and discuss fire safety rules...read more

Product Description: Matthew the chef loves to bake cookies, candies, pies and cake. Come join Matthew on his baking adventure and learn all about arrays. Mrs. Stone, a National Board Certified educator with over thirty-five years of teaching experience, combines her love of literacy and math in this charming book...read more

Product Description: “There’s someone I’d like you to meet down at the Elma Zoo. She’s a great mathematician named Kenley the Kangaroo.” Along with Kenley, children will create a line plot graph of all the friendly feet they see at the zoo. Through the interactive text and engaging illustrations, children will be given opportunities to organize and interpret data on Kenley’s (and their) line plots...read more

Product Description: One dark and stormy night A light flashes across the sky, Searching for a landing spot. One that is safe and dry. A tiny door opens From the side of the pod. Out walk two aliens Named Even and Odd. Come and help these out of the world adventurers as they hunt for items to add to their even and odd collections...read more

Product Description: I looked out my window And what did I see? Growing in my backyard Was a little money tree. Put on your detective hat and help solve these money mysteries. Help our detective decide how much money he has and if he can buy each item...read more

Product Description: Join Katelyn and her friends as they have fun in the sun, having a picnic by the lake. You can practice your division skills as you help Katelyn make sure that each friend gets their fair share of food. Four friends and thirty-two grapes in the bunch … how many grapes will each friend enjoy for lunch? Katelyn’s Fair Share Picnic introduces children to division as sharing groups of food items...read more

Product Description: Mason the Magician Makes math lots of fun. His magic wand can help you To get your problems done. He says the magic words, “Math makes you really smart!” Then right before your eyes appear His handy hundreds chart. Math is fun and easy to do once you understand how to do it...read more

Product Description: The number line Is a handy tool. It helps you with math At home and at school. But the number line is so much more than a simple tool to help children count forwards and backwards. As children grow they will not only use the number line with their addition and subtraction problems, but also with fractions, multiplication, and so much more...read more

Product Description: Integrating children’s literature into math lessons is a very powerful strategy when working with young learners. In Riley the Robot, Kathleen Stone’s latest book, she introduces children to the concept of input/output (functions)...read more