Preschool

My 4 year old son already knows the multiplication table, can add and subtract in the hundreds, and just loves math and numbers. His teachers in a Montessori school are doing a great job nurturing his love for math as well.

As a parent, what can I do to help him and nurture his passion for numbers? Any recommendations as to books or websites I can use?

Thanks for your advice

2007-02-27 13:59:31 · 10 answers · asked by imisidro 7

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By the way, I live in West Virginia if anyone has any info specific to WV.

Thanks!

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