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What can you do with ten black dots? Just about anything! In this exciting, unique counting book, one dot can make a sun, two dots can make they eyes of a fox, and three dots can make a snowman's face. And that's just the beginning!
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
What Can You Do With 10 Black Dots?
12 July 2005
Format:Hardcover
In fact, quite a bit can be done with a big dot. I gave my son and daughter some large dots and we had fun experimenting with what we could make out of them.
However, art is not my reason for giving a thumbs up to this book. I like its math side.
For toddlers there is counting. And for older children (I would say preschool age) there is an chart at the end of the book which shows dots and numbers from 1 to 5 on the first page and 6 to 10 on the next two pages (only 5 dots fit per page). Having the numbers and dots shown in this manner is a marvelous way to let little ones see the `ladder' shape of the number pyramid. And an opportunity to point out how moving up or down the stairs is equivalent to addition and subtraction.
We like this book. It has a cute concept that is appealing to young children. (Toddler to Preschool)
4 Stars for being of mathematical as well as artistic interest.
However, art is not my reason for giving a thumbs up to this book. I like its math side.
For toddlers there is counting. And for older children (I would say preschool age) there is an chart at the end of the book which shows dots and numbers from 1 to 5 on the first page and 6 to 10 on the next two pages (only 5 dots fit per page). Having the numbers and dots shown in this manner is a marvelous way to let little ones see the `ladder' shape of the number pyramid. And an opportunity to point out how moving up or down the stairs is equivalent to addition and subtraction.
We like this book. It has a cute concept that is appealing to young children. (Toddler to Preschool)
4 Stars for being of mathematical as well as artistic interest.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
What can THEY do with ten black dots?
3 Jan 2009
Format:Paperback
Great for your Kindergarten classroom. The book is simply different illustrations of pics you can make with black dots. We use black circle stickers (very cheap) and give each child 10. The class book that follows is a hit in the classroom library!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Quick read- which is good because you'll have to repeat it often.
2 Aug 2010
Format:Hardcover
My 16 month old fell hard for this simple counting book. Though my husband and I are so sick of reading this one, we have to oblige several times a day. Baby has had it over a month and still chooses it over & over again. This book doesn't look like much but it clearly resonates with toddlers. The pictures are simple and graphic and emphasize spotting the dots. I know it will grow with him as Baby becomes ready to count. I wish we had purchased a board book version because the page with the snowman's face is getting mushy from all the kisses it receives.
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