Counting Carrots
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What's Inside
Help me count how many carrots I have picked from my garden. Enjoy reading this math book over and over again, math fluency is the key.
Children practice counting and saying number words as they work with a simple garden topic. The repeated math practice helps young readers build number sense and fluency.
This book fits preschool, kindergarten, and 4K learners who are beginning to count objects and learn early math language.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Counting Carrots into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Counting objects
- Number words
- One-to-one matching
- Math fluency
- Early number sense
Discussion Questions
- 1 What do you think the book will ask you to count from the garden?
- 2 When you count the carrots, how can you keep track so you do not count one twice?
- 3 What number word do you say after each carrot you count?
- 4 How does counting carrots help you practice math fluency?
- 5 If you picked more carrots, how would the counting change?
- 6 Why might someone want to count the carrots they picked from a garden?
Words to Learn
- count
- To find out how many there are by saying the numbers in order.
- carrot
- An orange vegetable that grows in a garden.
- garden
- A place where plants grow.
- number word
- A word that stands for a number, like one or two.
- math
- Using numbers to think about how many.
- fluency
- Doing a skill smoothly and with less stopping.
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