School Zone Transition Math K-1 Workbook: 64 Pages, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, Comparing Numbers, Numbers 0-20, Patterns, Ages 5 to 7 (I Know It! Book Series)

It makes my little interest to learn. He could not stop after he did first page, he would finish the whole book once if we did not stop him.

Age appropriate and a good bridge over summer!

My son isn't in kindergarten until this fall, but I wanted to get him a good math book to work on over the summer. This one is a great one to help him transition into the value of the numbers. The progress that the book takes is great, and I can already tell that he is grasping more each time. He enjoys doing it, as there are activities in it that involve coloring. If you are looking for a book to help your child with math at home, I would highly suggest this one.

The activities are fine but I was disappointed that a lot of them are exact duplicates from the K-1 Math Readiness book by the same publisher. I understand having the same activities but maybe switch up the pictures or numbers some more? That was my only issue. Otherwise it has been appropriate for my 3.5 year old who loves working on workbook pages. We will read her the directions because she doesn’t read fluently yet but she does the practice on her own. Because of that, I would recommend this for Kindergarteners more than first graders.

Great review of what was learned in Kindergarten and a perfect introduction to counting money and telling time. My 6yo loves doing it and can do it on his own with little guidance

I love this book because it has time and money, fractions, four shapes, color shapes, draw shapes, find shapes,addition, write the numbers, how man?y, match how many, color how many, count color write, find the numbers, write the numbers, dot to dot, which set is greater, which set has more, one more, two more, which number is less, which set has fewer, one less, two less, what belongs between, draw missing objects, what comes after, what comes before, money, count money, how much does it cost, and what I learned reviews ( 4 pages of that) . I use this book to homeschool my daughter she is 5 1/2 .I hope this review helps..

all it took was my exposure to one of these books in the series and then this is my third I bought as a result, they've helped me with my child's basic math skills skill building during the summer and winter breaks

It was a little to easy for my 5 year old but it’s a great book for a child who is just starting math.

Good book, but it was already used and marked up! Can I get a new copy please!

Easy to read and understand, well-laid out home tutoring workbook. Lots of exercises appropriate for key stage 1 and young foreign learners.