Children's Ladder Mathematics Enlightenment Game Picture Book · Fun with Mathematics 5+ (5 volumes in total)

by Waiwaitu Early Education Project Team
PublisherDolphin Press
Published October 2012

Ages 5-6 years old

About

Waiwai Rabbit series of preschool mathematics game books, purely hand-painted. Step-by-step mathematical enlightenment and thinking training cultivate children's ability to solve practical problems using mathematical methods. Comes with sticker. Step-by-step math enlightenment suitable for children aged 5 and above.

This set of math game books makes preschool children more interested in learning math, promotes thinking development, and cultivates children's ability to solve practical problems. "Playing with Mathematics" is divided into four age groups: 2, 3, 4, and 5 years old. There are 5 books for each age group, divided into 5 levels, step by step, allowing children to play from infant class to preschool. The content involves classification, comparison, sorting, correspondence, quantity learning, number concepts, time, space, conservation, measurement and other mathematical concepts. Through these, children's comprehensive thinking skills such as observation ability, analysis ability, summary ability and divergent thinking are developed, so that children can learn to use mathematical methods to solve practical problems.
This set is suitable for children aged 2-3 years old.

Scientific system design: Age-divided and graded content is designed according to the rules of children's critical growth period, focusing on the cultivation of logical thinking ability, and at the same time, it combines the requirements of Chinese children's transition from early childhood to preschool children's mathematics learning.

Fresh hand-drawn style: This is a set of age-specific math game books that are all purely hand-drawn, with a fresh style and beautiful graphics.
Original map games: Each volume interacts with children in a map game format that is in line with children's life experience, making it more interesting. It also increases children's life experience and inspires children to solve practical problems.
Rich interactive forms: stickers, graffiti, scrapbooking, mazes, puzzles, coloring... A large number of interactive game forms enhance children's hands-on ability.
Situational math games: Situational games are not only suitable for families, but also suitable for parent-child parks and kindergartens for multiple children to play together at the same time, or transformed into physical game courses.