Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Posted on February 21, 2022 by fictionalstoriesinscience
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One of my FAVORITE ways to discover new books is by strolling through the library shelves…especially when I am in a new-to-me library, which was the case for today’s amazing MATH STORY find! ๐
Written by Ann Marie Stephens (an elementary teacher!) and Illustrated by Jia Liu
Due to Jia Liu’s amazing illustrations, this book jumped off the shelf for me. I wondered…
I seriously can’t wait to tell my friends all about this book! ๐๐ฝโโ๏ธMy elementary teacher friends and my friends with young children would all love it! ๐ฉโ๐ซ It does such a great job of introducing the many ways to put numbers into groups to get answers or sums!
AND the math play, the MATH FUN doesn’t end there! Finding this story (thank you public libraries!) introduced me to Ann Marie Stephens and her additional math stories:
Such Happy Reading! ๐
Enjoy!
Category: Featured Book, MathTags: A Math Story, Ann Marie Stephens, Arithmechicks Add Up, Classroom, education, Elementary, libraries, Math, math story, Picture Book, Picture Books, reading, Stories Connect Us, teacher life, Teachers