Story Math series (10 vols)：Kiki Can Count Up to 100!
- math
- Categories:Early Learning Picture Books
- Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:March,2021
- Pages:48
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:205mm×200mm
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Feature
★The first “story-telling" math book for children teaching math with fun stories and exciting plays. Each book covers core concepts of mathematics - basic numbers, shapes, comparison, classification and rules.
★It helps preschoolers to learn math concepts easily through fun stories rather than with fancy tools or problem solution.
★Learn mathematics from fun picture book stories
★Age 3+
This series consists of 10 books:
1.Witch Bong bong Loves 10- Basic Numbers
2. Square Tooth of Teeth-chattering Robot - Shape
3. The Goblin Got the Largest Head!- Comparison
4. Kiki’s Red and Yellow Knickers - Classification
5. Witch Bongbong’s Rice Cake Skewers - Rules
6. Kiki Can Count Up to 100! - Counting numbers
7. Prince Apex Likes Cars - Space
8. Grandma Orderly’s Birthday - Sequence
9. Kiki Can Measure Anything!- Measurement
10. Bongbong’s Magic Shapes - Shape
Description
Kiki, Doogi and Poko are eaten by a huge whale and taken to the Underwater Palace. Under the sea, they find many different types of fish, and play a game to see who can count them the fastest. Instead of counting each and every fish, Kiki puts them into groups of five and adds the rest. When they arrive at the Underwater Palace, Sir Turtle abruptly demands that they give their livers to cure Dragon King of dizziness. Right then, Kiki comes up with a clever idea: “Why don’t you order the fish to swim in neat rows of ten?” The three friends teach the animals of the Underwater Palace how to do that.
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