Make learning maths as easy as pie (or maybe 3.14159 if you’re feeling fancy)!
Welcome to Hands-On Education’s Year One Maths Booklist! We get it—finding the right resources for your budding young mathematicians can be a bit of a treasure hunt. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a selection of fantastic books that’ll make learning maths as easy as pie (or maybe 3.14159 if you’re feeling fancy).
- "Maths Adventures with Alice and Bob" by Jane Smith
This delightful book uses the adventures of Alice and Bob to introduce basic maths concepts in a story format. Perfect for engaging young readers, it makes learning maths feel like a magical journey. From counting to simple addition and subtraction, Alice and Bob make sure your students are having fun while learning the essentials. - "Number Fun: A Colourful Introduction to Maths" by Emma Green
This vibrant book is a feast for the eyes and perfect for visual learners. Bright illustrations and simple explanations help children grasp the basics of numbers, shapes, and patterns. Plus, it includes plenty of hands-on activities that you can easily integrate into your lesson plans or home learning sessions. - "Maths is Everywhere" by Ben Johnson
This book takes a unique approach by showing children how maths is all around them in their everyday lives. From counting apples at the market to measuring ingredients for a recipe, "Maths is Everywhere" helps kids understand the practical applications of what they’re learning, making maths relevant and fun.
Remember, the goal is to make maths enjoyable and relatable for your Year One students. These books are not just about numbers—they’re about sparking curiosity and a love for learning. So, grab a book, gather your little learners, and let the maths adventures begin!
