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Informationen zum Autor Carol Vorderman is Britain’s leading female television host. For twenty-three years she has been known as the “Numbers Queen” on the hit quiz show Countdown , where she performs mental arithmetic at lightning speed. She has also presented science and technology shows for many years, including BBC TV’s Tomorrow’s World , as well as top-rated entertainment programs such as Stars and Their Lives . Carol hosted the world’s first live Sudoku television show in July 2005. She is hooked on Sudoku. Klappentext Practice makes perfect in just ten minutes a day! There is nothing more important than your child's education, but sometimes it's difficult to find the time to squeeze everything in. The 10 Minutes a Day series fits in around busy lives. Aimed at ages 4-6, Math covers a range of curriculum subjects, including patterns, sets, sizes, shapes, colors, comparing, and of course counting. Each exercise is simply and clearly introduced and uses a variety of interesting methods to help home learning, from dot-to-dot to drawing and coloring, based on themes that a young child can easily relate to, such as animals, getting dressed, food, and at the park. For the eager student, there are extra "time filler" challenges on every page if they finish the questions within 10 minutes, if they want to continue practicing, or just want ideas of activities to do at home. Answers are provided along with parents' notes that explain what your child learns from the exercise. Perfect both for the budding mathematician and those who need a little more support, 10 Minutes a Day: Math is a colorful and controlled approach to mastering math. Zusammenfassung Practice makes perfect in just ten minutes a day! There is nothing more important than your child's education, but sometimes it's difficult to find the time to squeeze everything in. The 10 Minutes a Day series fits in around busy lives. Aimed at ages 4-6, Math covers a range of curriculum subjects, including patterns, sets, sizes, shapes, colors, comparing, and of course counting. Each exercise is simply and clearly introduced and uses a variety of interesting methods to help home learning, from dot-to-dot to drawing and coloring, based on themes that a young child can easily relate to, such as animals, getting dressed, food, and at the park. For the eager student, there are extra "time filler" challenges on every page if they finish the questions within 10 minutes, if they want to continue practicing, or just want ideas of activities to do at home. Answers are provided along with parents' notes that explain what your child learns from the exercise. Perfect both for the budding mathematician and those who need a little more support, 10 Minutes a Day: Math is a colorful and controlled approach to mastering math....
