Kumon Workbook: My Book of Numbers 1-30

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Italy on Jan 11, 2023

Susana Anaya: Es un libro de buena calidad y tiene varios ejercicios para aprender los números del 1 al 30 solo que pensé que tenía más ejercicio de formar figuras a través de los puntos y vienen pocos en realidad son embargo es el segundo libro que compro de esta marca por qué me parecen útiles .

Mexico on Nov 03, 2021

Maite: what can I say, after hearing so many good thing from a friend which her daugther joined kumon a while a ago, and she is in fact very good with the number, and then I saw this book I wanted to give it a go, I am so glad I did it because my daugther is now into numbers, finally! even her teacher did not know how to teach her as she wouldn't understand the concept, and me? I just give up! I am glad I found kumon in numbers, so in very few days she almost finished this one, I am glad I also buy 1-100 one!

United Kingdom on Jul 13, 2021

ally: Wow, this was a doozy! My 3-year-old really struggled with this, despite my thinking her counting skills were strong. Her improvement was incredible though, her counting skills and number writing skills were strengthened tremendously by completing this. It was a lot harder for her than the letter books. Kumon now makes a Numbers 1-10 book (it's new), which I think would have been a better first step for us. My only complaint is the last 3 lessons were too long and repetitive and it was very hard getting her to compete them. We'll do Number Games next to reinforce what she learned before we take on Numbers 1-120.

Canada on Mar 24, 2019

Warrior Mom: We love the Kumon books! This is one of several that we own and it is very engaging. My son, who normally shuns writing, did 21 pages on his first day! He's five, has been in Montessori for two years and never really engaged with the materials. This is completely different; he's interested and engaged in a way that I've been hoping to see for some time. I particularly like the fun and easy way that they show the proper direction for writing. He's struggled with that in the past and is finding it easy with Kumon.

United States on Jun 29, 2015

flgatormom: Bought this for my 5 year old to strengthen his number writing skills. I do "home school preschool" with him. He loved this book so much that he did it all in one week. He did a lot of it on his own. He would independently get it off the shelf and work on it, that is how much he loved it. I say if a child likes a book so much that he can't put it down it is great, especially when it teaches him great skills. He definitely knew how to write all his numbers by the end. I don't agree with the reviewer who said you need to make photocopies. Since this book goes to #30 your child is writing 0-9 over and over again just by writing the numbers 10-30 as well. There is not a single number below 30 that my child does not know how to write on his own now.

United States on Jun 26, 2013

homeschool_mama: The Kumon series of books works by empowering children to succeed on their own. The books get successively more difficult as they build upon skills learned from the previous pages, so that by the end of the book the child has a sense of accomplishment and be ready to move on to the next level. The instructor is more of a mentor or coach than a teacher in a classroom.

This numbers book is designed to help teach familiarity of numbers 1-30 and how to write them. It does this by doing simple dot-to-dots, number tracing, number puzzles, number matching with objects, and counting with dots. There's quite a bit of number writing practice mixed in with a lot of fun activities. My 3 year old can easily follow the first half of the book without much of a problem. The second half is a little more difficult as it switches to dots instead of objects. The font becomes smaller and the numbers more abundant. I started photocopying the pages of the book, but then realized that my child doesn't mind just going over and over the same numbers again and again.

Kumon also has the  My Book Of Number Games 1-70 (Kumon Workbooks) , My Book Of Numbers 1-120 (Kumon Workbooks) , and ...

United States on Apr 21, 2013

sisag: My 4 year old really loved this book. There were days when he would do 10 pages out of his own initiative but on some days he would only do 1 or 2 pages. The book is so well structured that before he knew it, he could count, order, write and read numbers really confidently. The confidence he gained thanks to this book really motivated him and as a result he absolutely loves his Maths lessons at school. Our son is a summer born baby which means that he is 2nd youngest in his classroom (reception year). He started school in September and could only count to 10. He couldn't count back and he couldn't read or write numbers at all. Completing this book really made a huge difference and it didn't just teach him counting, reading & writing numbers, it also provided a lot of pencil skill & writing practice. His handwriting is so neat that even the classroom teacher commented on how neat his handwriting is. All I say is that this was a brilliant purchase and we will be buying many more books by Kumon. Will try their literacy books too.

United Kingdom on Jan 15, 2012

FirstFiddle: We are homeschoolers, and I am always looking for materials that are fun and that work. Number 1-30 accomplishes both goals. There is a lot of repetition, but it's great for little guys who are learning to write, read, and count their numbers. All three of my boys loved the graphics and activities, and learned their numbers. My second son in particular used to get stuck at 11, 12, 13, etc. This book got him and the others very confident and proficient. We used it for two boys at age 3 and one at age 4. Everyone loves Kumon in our house, and nobody ever complains when I bring the books out. I highly recommend this book.

United States on Dec 30, 2011

Philly Flower: I agree with other reviewers that this books needs FAR more practice pages than are provided. Following the advice of another reviewer for other Kumon books, I use clear plastic page protectors and colorful dry erase markers so my kid can just wipe away her work when she finishes a page with a paper towel. It leaves the book completely clean for more practice. The younger the kid the more review they will need. I place a page protector on the exercise I want plus the opposite page, then my kid picks her marker. This also works when she makes mistakes, because she can correct them rather than having a permanent mistake in her book.

I wish it wasn't only the first ten pages that are in full color. The rest of the book uses spot color, different shades of one color per page, so it misses the charm of their mazes, cutting and tracing books. I wish there was a greater variety of exercises, but perhaps there is only so much you can do. I definitely like having this book rather than coming up with worksheets myself.

Breakdown of the book exercises (2 pages per exercise):
1-5: Number puzzles (connecting dots using numbers 1-10)
6-16: Writing numbers 1-10 (3 different...

United States on May 21, 2011