ORIGO Big Books - Years F-2 (Set of 36)

Part of the series ORIGO Big Books - Foundation.

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Young students have a natural love for stories and for learning. ORIGO Big Books build on this enthusiasm to help you introduce key mathematical concepts. These engaging large-format storybooks (page size 430mm x 330mm) develop and reinforce mathematical language and understanding by stimulating discussion on specific concepts from the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics (Foundation – Year 2).

Foundation Books

• Sweet Dreams: Counting quantities to ten
• Mirror Mirror: Doubling numbers to five
• Hip Hop Hippos: Numbers and relative position
• The Bug Day Out: Numbers eleven to sixteen
• I Spy: Positional Language
• The Clown’s New Clothes: Length
• I See,You See: Representing numbers one to ten
• Ten Happy Hens: Take-away Subtraction
• Paint a Rainbow: Numbers one to seven
• Perfect Patterns: Making and describing patterns
• The Space Party: Multiplication (Equal Groups)
• The Cat Nap: Time on the Hour

Year 1 Books

• Cupcake Capers: Take-away Subtraction
• Stella’s Store: Skip Counting by Five
• Mice, Mice Everywhere: Static Addition
• The Best Bug: Non-Standard Units of Length
• Muddy, Muddy Mess: 3D Object and 2D Shapes
• Where is Hare?: Position, Direction and Movement
• A Bear’s Share: Division (Sharing)
• Patterns Here, Patterns There: Patterns
• Addtron: Using Doubles to Add
• How Many Legs?: Number Combinations
• Shoes in Twos: Counting in steps of two
• Scaredy Cats: Combinations of ten

Year 2 Books

• The Fun Machines: Addition and Subtraction
• A Dozen Dizzy Dinosaurs: Division (Equal Groups)
• Joe’s Carrots: Missing-Addend Subtraction
• Bears on Buses: Active Addition
• The Flower Pot Hen: Representing Data
• Our Sister’s Surprise: Missing-Addend Subtraction
• The Pirates’ Gold: Division (Sharing)
• The Big Bug Band: Multiplication (Arrays)
• The Tiny Town Train: Time past the Hour
• Clowning Around: Collecting and Representing Data
• Munch and Crunch: Doubling and Halving
• A Simple Stew: Growing Number Patterns