Maths Story Book
Pick a maths skill and something your child loves, get a story that teaches it, with a practice page.
Sharing into equal groups makes more sense when a dragon is dividing up her eggs. You pick the maths skill (counting to 20, halves, times tables, telling the time), type the child's interest and set the year level. Out comes an illustrated story where the skill turns up naturally in the plot, plus a practice page at the back that uses the same characters. Print it on A4, read the story first, then do the page together. It teaches one skill per book, so pick the exact thing they are stuck on rather than a whole topic.
The prompt
What’s inside
- Check the maths skill, the interest and the year level
- Write a story where the skill turns up in the plot
- Draw the story pictures and the practice page
- Lay out the story and the practice page
- Check the maths in the story and on the page
- Pack the story and practice page for download
What you’ll bring
- maths skill
- child's interest
- year level
What you’ll get
- illustrated maths story PDF
- practice page
Perfect for
- Parents at home
- Teachers planning a lesson
- Tutors and learning support staff
Also found as
maths story books for kids · maths picture books · story to teach fractions · maths stories year 1
Questions
What do I need to provide?
A maths skill such as counting to 20, halves, times tables or telling the time, the child's interest and the year level.
What do I get?
An illustrated story PDF where the skill turns up in the plot, plus a practice page at the back that uses the same characters.
How should I use it?
Print it on A4, read the story first, then do the practice page together.
Can one book cover several skills?
No. It teaches one skill per book, so pick the exact thing your child is stuck on.
Who is it for?
Parents at home, teachers planning a lesson, and tutors and learning support staff.
Is it available now?
Yes. It is live on Omo and you pay per run.
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