Addition and Subtraction Kindergarten Math Workbook - (Kindergarten Math Workbooks) by Naoya Imanishi (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Fun, engaging activities for essential addition and subtraction skills, specially designed to support kindergarteners! From the author of the bestselling Complete Kindergarten Math Workbook.

Addition and Subtraction Kindergarten Math Workbook offers a bright, imaginative way to learn core addition and subtraction concepts while practicing number sequencing, identification, and sentences. Age-appropriate activities support kindergarteners as they build math confidence. Whether counting cats, adding spaceships, or finding the missing pizza slices, kids will find learning math has never been so fun!

Inspires a love of math! 100+ counting, number sentence, and critical thinking games expose kindergarteners to a wide range of concepts, allowing kids to explore--and learn to love math--at their own pace.
Bright colors and illustrations to capture attention! Kids retain information best when they are captivated by the colors and characters on the page. Fun designs draw in each child, keeping them engaged from the first to the last page.
Follows Common Core curriculum. Written by a longtime math educator, this workbook offers trainloads of excitement while ensuring learning remains front and center.
Includes timed tests. A chapter of timed tests gives kids a chance to practice their memorization skills and witness their growth!

About the Author

Naoya Imanishi has been an educator in the Los Angeles Unified School District since 2000, serving as a third-grade teacher, math coach, and currently a school coordinator. He also works with the UCLA Mathematics Project as a teacher leader and coach for professional development in Cognitively Guided Instruction. While attaining his bachelor's and master's in education at UCLA, he was one of the first producers of LCC Theatre Company and co-founder of ProperGander, both Asian American theater companies with notable alumni. Naoya enjoys video editing and cooking for his wife, Jennifer, their sons, Kyle and Jordan, and their dog, Buddy.