Learning to count 1-120

This notebook is intended for children who already know how to count up to 30. It will teach them to count and write numbers up to 120. Performing tasks, the child will acquire skills that will help him easily carry out simple mathematical actions, such as addition and subtraction.
Tasks for working out the skill of writing are built on the principle from simple to complex. Performing one after another of the same type of tasks, the child will quickly remember the shape of numbers and master the principle of their writing.

For whom is this notebook?
The notebook is designed for classes with children from 4 to 6 years.
It can be used both by teachers in children"s clubs and development centers, as well as parents to work at home.

About Kumon
Kumon - the methodology of individual development, according to which 4 million children in 49 countries study.
Each notebook becomes a step in mastering a particular skill and is designed for several weeks of classes.
The child does independently with game tasks that are gradually becoming more complicated, which helps to believe in himself.
Children whose potential develops with Kumon ahead of peers in the speed of mastering skills, become attentive, disciplined and reinforced.
Tasks designed according to the Kumon method:
Training attention and perseverance.
Raise self -discipline and the habit of independent classes.
help the child feel confidence in his abilities.
The Kumon method is based on the multiple completion of the same tasks, which, gradually becoming more complicated, allow the child to easily master and consolidate the acquired skills. Moving forward in small steps, your child will undoubtedly achieve success in mastering the proposed educational material.

How are the tasks in the notebook built?
- the notebook is created for children who can count up to 30. It will help to master the score up to 120.
- All types of tasks in the notebook will help the child practice the skill of writing and master the spelling of numbers.
- The exercises are funny and game. Connect the picture by points, enter the missing numbers, connect the numbers in the picture in the correct sequence - these are the main types of tasks from notebooks.
- Performing 1-2 tasks per day, the baby will quickly master the score and will be able to move on to simple mathematical actions, such as addition and subtraction.
For children of preschool age