Multiply on the Fly
by
Suzanne Slade & Erin E. Hunter
Order:
USA
Can
Arbordale, 2011 (2011)
Hardcover, Softcover, e-Book
Reviewed by Lyn Seippel
R
ather than apples or oranges, trucks or cars, this clever picture book uses illustrations of insects in their natural habitat to teach multiplication.
R
eaders will multiply more than just the insects. One example is multiplying the eyes on a fly by the number of flies in the illustration.
Multiply on the Fly
also offers
seek and find
pages. Readers must find the insects in their habitat before they can be multiplied.
H
unter's illustrations are beautiful and realistic. This is a fresh, creative way to teach multiplication while learning about insects as well.
A
dditional pages at the end of the book offer a chance to
match the insects
, learn insect body parts and insect life cycles, plus more information and practice on multiplication.
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