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• A World of Stories Summer Adventure at AC Library

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  Ready to go on an adventure? Visit our website to learn more about our 2021 Summer Adventure, A World of Stories, from June 15 to August 15, 2021.

• Mathical Books

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  Award-winning books that inspire a love of math. Filter the list by age range and see "Mathical Honor Books" for more suggestions. Each featured book has additional resources on its page.

• ReadyRosie

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  Available with your library card. ReadyRosie is a video database of fun, everyday learning activities (0-6), searchable by age and skill area. You can register to receive weekly personalized activities and tips by email or phone…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Bedtime Math

  Overdeck, Laura,

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  Math stories for bedtime, with three levels of questions (from preschoolers to elementary school) to involve children at different ages. The first of three books. Find more fun activities at https://bedtimemath.org/category/daily-math/

• Look, I'm a Mathematician

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  Simple and playful activities for preschoolers about the math all around them. Start your own math adventure!

• Walter's Wonderful Web

  Hopgood, Tim,

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  Five basic shapes and a determined spider.

• Round Is a Tortilla

  a Book of Shapes

  Thong, Roseanne

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  Family, sharing, food and shapes! English/Spanish rhyme.

• City Shapes

  Murray, Diana,

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  A bustling city is alive with shapes!

• Tickle Monster

  Manceau, Édouard, 1969-

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  Scary monsters are not what they appear in this interactive book! Tickle the monster and watch shapes rearrange into a peaceful nighttime scene.

• Crash! Boom!

  a Math Tale

  Harris, Robie H.,

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  Blocks, measurement, and problem solving.

• Who's the Biggest? / Delphine Chedru

  Chedru, Delphine,

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  Size/Measurement. Simple text and bold illustrations in a fun game of "Who's the biggest?"

• Balancing Act

  Walsh, Ellen Stoll,

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  A game of teeter totter with simple text and colorful pictures exploring concepts of "more," "less," and "equal."

• Lia & Luís

  Who Has More?

  Crespo, Ana, 1976-

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  Settle the debate once and for all as you learn about weight, measurement, and problem solving.

• Balance the Birds

  Ghahremani, Susie,

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  Bold illustrations invite you to balance the birds.

• Stack the Cats

  Ghahremani, Susie,

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  Adorable illustrations and many ways to count, combine, and stack the cats.

• One Fox

  a Counting Book Thriller

  Read, Kate, 1978-

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  A story told in numbers and beautiful illustrations, with a happy ending.

• 10 Gulab Jamuns

  Counting With An Indian Sweet Treat

  Acharya, Sandhya,

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  How many different ways can you think of to eat these sweet treats? Gulab Jamun recipe included.

• Baby Goes to Market

  Atinuke,

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  A clever baby and a playful counting story.

• Spunky Little Monkey

  Martin, Bill, 1916-2004,

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  Monkey needs some exercise! Can you follow the dance moves forward and backwards? A fun way to practice pattern recognition.

• One Day in the Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Tree

  Bernstrom, Daniel,

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  A naughty snake gobbles up all the animals – see if you can keep track. A fun way to practice pattern recognition.