My Book Of Simple Addition: Ages 4-5-6

Love kumon I studied kumon as a kid and now my daughter and she finds these so helpful in improving on what she already knows. Some questions can be repetitive however in life much of what we do is repetitive and a lot of progress can be based on memory which I believe where this system stems from so I don't mind it, it also helps in ammending any mistakes my daughter would make.

it's a very good tool for young kids to do addition. Repitition is the format that they are using on this book. very satisfied.

I bought these book for my sister that has down syndrome, i think that really stimulate her mind and she likes passing her time doing these exercises too! I bought even others of the same type! Very happy with these products.

Brilliant book for children aged 4 and above beginning to count and doing simple addition lots of practice sums to do

Nice fun way to engage the kids.

Loved it We have literally finished the book now (just 2 pages left). A cheaper alternative to Kumon and you feel that your child is doing a bit more

This book adopts a very good incremental approach to make kids learn. It has intuitive methods for learning basic mathematics and my kid enjoys it.

The age on this book should be 4 years. First section is simple dot to dots ,then filling in missing numbers in simple sequences and then adding first 1 & then 2 to a number in equation form. It would be great for a child starting reception, if they lacked confidence and needed lots of repetition to help them understand and retain the concept but beyond that , it would disengage some ,who might just find it too easy and so get bored . My son was quick to spot the faint tracing marks for writing the numbers in the answer boxes. I personally think some children would use these to answer, without actually thinking about why. My son was also able to guess the next answer, without thinking about it, based on the fact that it followed such a predictable pattern ie 22 missing, then 23 and then 24 and so on. Would highly recommend for a child who is struggling with basic maths concepts or has learning difficulties but wouldn’t personally buy it again

Just what I needed for my 4yro This book was recommended by friends After browsing the book, It will prove useful to the family

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Excelente producto

My 5-year old son used this book last year. After he completed the "NUmber 1-120" book he started this one and had no problem accepting the concept of addition. In general, I like Kumon-series, in particular the early math books. For example, "Numbers 1-30" is a great book to introduce numbers/counting, and "simple addition" is a good one to introduce addition, and so on. My personal opinion for "intro-level" tracing/writing/math books is to start as early as possible. For books recommended for "2-3-4" and "3-4-5", start as soon as your child turns 2 or 3, respectively. For books recommended for "4-5-6" and older, you can even start 1/2 or 1 year earlier than the recommended range. The key is to complete the earlier books in the same series such as Numbers 1-30 and Numbers 1-120 (consider them "prerequisites"), and your child will be ready for this one. Also, the first a few pages of this book IS counting (similar to those in 1-120) and serve as a transition from the previous book, which is nice and my son did not feel intimidated by starting a "new skill". Some followup information to share: My son finished this book and then the "Addition" and "Simple Subtraction" books and now the "Addition: Speed&Accuracy" and "Subtraction". However, I have not found which Kumon book to do the next. In principle one should start learning grouping/re-grouping. The problem with grade-level Kumon math book is that they still start from the simple level, like "1+1,2+1,3+1" etc, and this could go on for 10 out of the 50 pages of the book, while I want to see grouping/re-grouping on page 1!

Todo em inglês. No início o nível é fácil e no fim fica mais difícil.