<p> Math and Literature: Perfect Together! </p><p>Goldilocks invited the three bears and the three pigs for breakfast. Jack and the Giant came, too. How many bowls of porridge did she make? </p><p>Math is part of our everyday life! These books help to reinforce that concept!</p><p>Counting & Number Sense</p><p>Mouse Count, Ellen Stoll Walsh</p><p>How Much Is A Million?, Schwartz</p><p>12 Ways To Get To 11, Eve Merriam</p><p>Mission Addition, Loreen Leedy</p><p>At the Edge of the Woods, by Cynthia Cotten</p><p>Just Enough Carrots, Stuart Murphy</p><p>Mice Twice, Joseph Low</p><p>Bunches and Bunches of Bunnies, Matthews</p><p>Two Ways to Count to Ten, Ruby Dee</p><p>Counting Crocodiles, Judy Sierra</p><p>One Grain of Rice, Demi</p><p>The M&M's Brand Counting Book, Barbara Barbieri McGrath</p><p>More Than One, Miriam Schlein</p><p>What Comes In 2's, 3's, 4's?, Suzanne Aker</p><p>One Red Rooster, Kathleen Carrol</p><p>One Hungry Cat, Joanne Rocklin (math activities by Marilyn Burns)</p><p>Two Crazy Pigs, Karen berman Nagel One Little Elephant, Colin West</p><p>One of Each, Mary Ann Hoberman</p><p>How Many Feet? How Many Tails? A Book of Math Riddles, Marilyn Burns</p><p>Monster Math, Grace Maccarone</p><p>The Baseball Counting Book, Barbara McGrath</p><p>Fair Share & Fractions</p><p>Eating Fractions, Bruce McMillan</p><p>Jump, Kangaroo, Jump, Stuart J. Murphy</p><p>Fraction Fun , David A. Adler</p><p>The Doorbell Rang, Pat Hutchins</p><p>Give Me Half!, Stuart Murphy</p><p>Fraction Action, Loreen Leedy</p><p>Pigs in the Pantry , Amy Axelrod</p><p>Each Orange Had 8 Slices, Paul Giganti </p><p>The Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bar Fractions Book, Jerry Pallotta</p><p>Gator Pie, Louise Mathews</p><p>Geometry & Spatial Sense</p><p>Grandfather Tang's Story, Ann Tompert</p><p>The Quilt, Ann Jonas</p><p>The Greedy Triangle, Marilyn Burns</p><p>The Silly Story of Goldie Locks and the Three Squares, Grace Maccarone (math activities by Marilyn Burns)</p><p>Measurement</p><p>How Big Is a Foot?, Rolf Myller Inch by Inch, Leo Lionni</p><p>Jim and the Beanstalk, Raymond Briggs</p><p>Mirette on the High Wire, Emily Arnold</p><p>Sir Cumference and the First Round Table: A Math Adventure, Cindy Neuschwander</p><p>Money</p><p>Alexander Who Used To Be Rich Last Sunday, Judith Viorst</p><p>Jelly Beans For Sale, Bruce McMillan</p><p>A Chair For My Mother,Vera B. Williams</p><p>Let's Find Out About Money, Kathy Barabas</p><p>Pigs Will be Pigs: Fun With Math and Money, Amy Axelrod</p><p>Patterns and Sequencing</p><p>Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear?, Nancy White Carlstrom</p><p>The Napping House, Audrey Wood</p><p>Why Mosquitos Buzz In Peoples' Ears, retold by Vera Aardema</p><p>The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle</p><p>The Little Red Hen, pictures by Lucida Moore</p><p>Place Value</p><p>The Wolf's Chicken Stew, Keiko Kasza</p><p>How Much Is A Million?, Schwartz</p><p>One Hundred Hungry Ants, Elinor Pinczes</p><p>The King's Commissioners, Aileen Friedman</p><p>The 100th Day of School, Angela Sheaf Medearis</p><p>Problem Solving and Probability Round Trip, Ann Jonas</p><p>Sea Squares, Jay Hulme</p><p>Jumanji, Chris Van Allsburg</p><p>Purple, Green, and Yellow, Robert Munsch</p><p>Jesse Bear, What will You Wear? , Nancy White Carlstrom</p><p>No Fair!, Caren Holtzman & Marilyn Burns </p><p>Time</p><p>Time To …, Bruce McMillan</p><p>The Grouchy Ladybug, Eric Carle</p><p>What Time Is it?, Judith Grey</p><p>Bats Around the Clock, Kathi Appelt</p><p>Telling Time With Big Mama Cat, Dan Harper</p><p>Just A Minute, Teddy Slater (math activities by Marilyn Burns)</p><p>8 O'Cluck, Jill Creighton</p>