Mathematical Experiences for Young Children by Louise Binder Scott and Jewell Garner is an essential resource book designed for kindergarten and primary teachers. Published in 1978 by McGraw-Hill, this edition provides a comprehensive guide for developing early mathematical concepts through engaging and practical experiences. The book covers fundamental topics such as grouping, geometry, classification, sets, and number conservation, making it an invaluable tool for educators aiming to foster early math skills in young learners.
This edition, published by the Webster Division of McGraw-Hill, offers structured lesson plans, activities, and thoughtful insights into teaching mathematics to young children. It includes chapters on planning instruction, mathematical language, and hands-on activities that support cognitive development in early childhood education. With a sturdy yellow hardcover and clear layout, this book is a timeless addition for educators, curriculum planners, and collectors of educational literature.
