My daughter just turned two and has completed the YBCR program. I don’t even know what level she is reading at as we have yet to find a word she can’t read. We also love Signing Time and she knows hundreds of signs…we finally had to find a babysitter that signs because she would get so frustrated if someone couldn’t understand her!
It hadn’t really occurred to me to do much math until I started giving her a five minute warning when it was time to go and realized that she had figured out the concept of subtraction from this! So I found this site and am now playing catch-up, it would seem, to find something suitable.
Does anyone ideas and/or experience starting with Two year olds that can count to thirty, love the concept ofZero, and a Million.? BTW, fantastic book called "how much is a million that is for young children, that shows pictures of ten, hundred, thousand, and penguin in the story is looking for a million. There is a huge foldout poster included with exactly one million stars on it! My husband actually takes it to show his university chemistry course!
Thanks for any ideas…
look at Jones Genius, right start math or singapore math.
Singapore math seems great. I heard it before
If you want to get a feel for singapore style math you can check these out for FREE
http://www.1800-teacher.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=1
http://www.cimt.plymouth.ac.uk/projects/mep/default.htm
http://singaporemathsource.com/resources/singapore-math-web-sites/
Susan Khan
Sorry the last link does have some pay for sites 