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Are You Ready for Kindergarten? Coloring Skills
Kumon Publishing
Paperback (Kumon Publishing, May 1, 2011)This book will help your child become familiar with crayons as they complete coloring activities. Using crayons is a precursor to learning to write with a pencil so your child will not only have fun but be prepared for school. Ages 4 and up.
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Beginning Activities with Numbers
Carson-Dellosa Publishing
Paperback (Frank Schaffer, Jan. 18, 2010)Amusing characters lead children through fun activities that are easy to complete and enable children to feel successful. Parents read the instructions to the child, then check the work as it is completed. Fun activities make children look forward to learning time!
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How Many? How Much?: Timothy Goes To School Learning Book #2
Rosemary Wells
Paperback (Puffin, Jan. 29, 2001)Mrs. Jenkin's class is learning how to count money and measure items, in a boldly illustrated book featuring Timothy and the rest of the author's adorable characters. Simultaneous.
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Get Ready for Kindergarten: Math & Science
Elizabeth Van Doren
Hardcover (Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, May 5, 2010)One of two new titles in the bestselling "Get Ready for School" series reinforces basic age-appropriate knowledge in the subjects of math and science through engaging activities Get Ready for Kindergarten: Math and Science introduces age-appropriate science concepts through a series of fun activities and experiments. The skills covered include completing patterns, matching pairs, matching words or numbers to pictures, connecting the dots, solving puzzles, completing mazes, and more. Topics include counting and number names; sorting and groups; days of the week; seasons; identifying healthy foods; the senses; animal names; dinosaurs; and more.
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Beginning Activities with Numbers
Carson-Dellosa Publishing
Paperback (Frank Schaffer, Jan. 18, 2010)Amusing characters lead children through fun activities that are easy to complete and enable children to feel successful. Parents read the instructions to the child, then check the work as it is completed. Fun activities make children look forward to learning time!
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Tracing Skills
Barbara Allman
Paperback (Totline, April 29, 2003)Practice exercises in motor skills for learning to trace and identify shapes, letters, and numbers. Prepares for kindergarten and helps children become readers.
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The World Around Us
Rosemary Wells
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, July 9, 2001)Based on the author's book, Timothy Goes to School, young readers can learn about families and communities in a preschool tale which also features social studies activities designed to develop early map skills and their increase knowledge of holidays. Simultaneous.
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Letters and Sounds: Timothy Goes to School Learning Book #1
Rosemary Wells
Paperback (Puffin, Jan. 29, 2001)Preschoolers are introduced to the alphabet, sounds, and rhyming, in a colorful book featuring Timothy, Yoko, Nora, and many of the author's other favorite characters. Simultaneous.
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The World Around Us: Get Set For Kindergarten #3: Social Studies
Rosemary Wells
Paperback (Puffin, July 9, 2001)Based on the author's book, Timothy Goes to School, young readers can learn about families and communities in a preschool tale which also features social studies activities designed to develop early map skills and their increase knowledge of holidays. Simultaneous.
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Letters and Sounds
Rosemary Wells
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, Jan. 29, 2001)Preschoolers are introduced to the alphabet, sounds, and rhyming, in a colorful book featuring Timothy, Yoko, Nora, and many of the author's other favorite characters. Simultaneous.
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Adding It Up: Get Set for Kindergarten #6
Rosemary Wells
Paperback (Puffin, Oct. 15, 2001)Mrs. Jenkin's class learns to count to twenty, learns about shapes and patterns, and learns simple addition and subtraction.
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Ready to Read
Rosemary Wells
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, Oct. 15, 2001)Preschoolers can join Timothy, Yoko, Fritz, Nora, and the rest of Mrs. Jenkins's class as they learn about letter/sound relationships, upper and lower case letters, and rhyming words.
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