MATH: Our Favorite Picture Book Read-alouds


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I read dozens of picture books every month with my three children (12, 10, 8). This list includes only the very best math picture books we read together. And while all the books below are wonderful and highly recommended, I have starred (*) our very favorites, many of which we purchased to enjoy again and again. We hope you enjoy all these books as much as we have!

Click here for posts that talk in more depth about selected math picture books and for math activities related to those books.

This list is continually updated. Some books appear under more than one topic heading. 
General (Multiple Topics)


Number Sense


Money

Number Operations

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication & Proportions/Ratios

Division & Fractions

Geometry
Measurement & Data

Time

Statistics & Probability


Here are links to all our favorite picture book read-alouds by subject: 
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