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Sir Cumference and All the King's Tens is a cleverly crafted children's book by Charlesbridge Publishing that uses a fun, party-themed narrative to teach place-value concepts through counting by tens, hundreds, and thousands. Highly rated by parents and educators alike, it blends humor, wordplay, and problem-solving to make math accessible and engaging for young readers, especially in classroom settings.
| Best Sellers Rank | #99,216 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #6 in Children's Books on Mediaeval History #14 in Medieval Historical Fiction for Children (Books) #56 in Children's Books on Arithmetic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 314 Reviews |
M**I
Not as great as I'd been lead to believe
Not as great as I'd been lead to believe... my daughter got so involved in the story that she completely missed the math in it
A**;
Good story and appropriate for use in the classroom
This book was great, but maybe just a tad confusing. I used this in a lesson plan with 3rd graders. The story is sufficiently interesting, and it tells a story of place values up to the thousands place. This would be a good book to introduce a lesson on place values, or to close a lesson on place values. Just don't use it for the instructional part of your set or your kids will be a bit confused. Good book overall and I would use it again!
L**L
Good book
A good story woven round an educational theme. My grandson loves it. (I shouldn't have to keep adding unnecessary words to reach Amazon's wordcount.)
T**K
Great home education tool
My 5 year old really enjoys this book and others in the series. It was a great way to introduce him to the concept of place value and expanded number form.
A**R
Great for maths lessons
Fab book for maths lessons
C**N
Place Value Wonder
This book is an excellent addition to your math book collection. I found it very useful to teach place value and there are some awesome lesson resources available online as well. The kids still love to read it and a few even noticed the play on words with the character and town names.
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