Oh yeah...I love this linky party. It usually results in me amblin' on over to Amazon to get me a book or ten, but...no apologies...I. LOVE. BOOKS. Period.
Amanda and Stacia over at Collaboration Cuties have been giving us all a great spot to check out new books and I am fresh off of a Lucy Calkins Reading and Writing Project week in NYC, so I am inspired. On fire even.
The question is...which book do I share out? There are just so danged many!
After much thought and deliberation, I decided on this beaut:
Being able to truly conceptualize large numbers is very difficult for young learners. Heck...it's also pretty tough for much more sophisticated learners!
Andrew Clements (Frindle, The Janitor's Boy, and many many other fine texts) and Mike Reed team up to create a book that addresses numeracy is such a concrete way.
It's a long way to a
million, right?
Of course it is.
But do you really know
what a million looks like?
This book truly shows a million dots with a ton of other really great facts that are provocative enough to get even your most skeptical critics thinking and learning!
One word...MILLION!
Check it out!
Nikki
uncommontothecore.blogspot.com
Frindle is one of my favorite read - aloud books! I didn't know Andrew Clements had a picture book. Can't wait to check it out.
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Fabulous Fifth Grade Fun
This is really a fun book Charlotte! I hope you have a chance to share it with your class!
DeleteI love this book! I use it every year and the kids love the dots!! This is always a favorite!
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Amanda
Collaboration Cuties
Thanks for giving me a place to share Amanda! Love linking up with you two!
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