Building on the previous book in the series, children will continue to improve their ability to concentrate with more advanced matching activities. By timing and tracking their progress, children will see their development and be excited to beat their own best time. By focusing on this challenge, their ability to concentrate will greatly improve.
8½ x 11 inches. paperback. 80 pages. full color. US $7.95 / C$8.95
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Building on the previous book in the series, children will continue to improve their ability to concentrate with more advanced matching activities. By timing and tracking their progress, children will see their development and be excited to beat their own best time. By focusing on this challenge, their ability to concentrate will greatly improve.
8½ x 11 inches. paperback. 80 pages. full color. US $7.95 / C$8.95
| ISBN | 9781935800255 |
|---|---|
| Grade | Kindergarten, Pre-K |
| Series | Make a Match Workbooks |
| Age | 0-4 |
Founded in 2004, Kumon Publishing North America (KPNA) has educational roots in the early 1950s. KPNA is the English-language subsidiary of Kumon Publishing Co., Ltd., one of the best-selling producers of children’s educational books in Japan. Our parent company, Kumon, is also parent to Kumon Math & Reading Centers, the world’s largest supplemental learning provider. KPNA and Kumon Centers both use the learning method originated in Japan by Toru Kumon and are proven worldwide by millions of successful students.
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Jenee Melgoza –
Nice illustrations, but not my favorite Kumon book…The Kumon Make a Match Level 1 & 2 workbooks are useful in improving vocabulary and identifying matches. I really like this illustrations and my kiddos enjoyed learning about new animals, flowers and foods. The pages are repetitive which is good for reinforcing new vocabulary but can also become boring. I really can’t say that these workbooks added a lot of value to our homeschooling but they were used as a quick break between other subjects. We did not write in the book since I used one book for both kids and had them point to the matches as they said the name. Ages: I would start using this workbook with a three year old. At four years old, my kids were easily bored with these workbooks. Multiple Children: Only one workbook is needed and can be shared.
Steve S. –
Five StarsLovely 🙂