When the time comes I will need all-the-help-I-can-get to introduce my girl to numbers and math concepts. There´s a reason why I chose to write and communicate as a profession and why I need a calculator to figure out tips.
I really don´t want to pass along that fear of numbers to her. Ingenio´s Math-o-matic manages to make learning numbers fun by disguising it as a colorful puzzle/game.
You can start out using it just to teach your kid numbers from 1-20 using the individual cards. They´re all two-sided and bilingual. On one side there´s just a large, colorful number. On the flip side is the word for that number in both English and Spanish as well as objects to count.
Once your child is ready to start learning basic math concepts you can introduce the 22 math cards which are basically a rectangle with an equation that´s missing one number or sign. Your child needs to use her budding math skills to “fill in the blank.” In the process, she’ll be learning number sequencing, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Just like that.
Y mamá? Well, she gets a little, and much-needed, brain boost along the way.
All of Ingenio´s bilingual toys are available only via Amazon for now. Of course, the best way to get them is via La Tiendita.
The Giveaway!
This giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to the winner: Christa Marteny!!
Ingenio, the first educational bilingual toys and games brand in the U.S., has chosen you to be the first to get a chance to win every single one of their ten toys. Today is the last day of the Ingenio giveaways. You can enter to win Math-o-matic, awarded the Creative Child Magazine 2009 Seal of Excellence, simply by leaving a comment telling us which of the 10 bilingual Ingenio toys we reviewed these last two weeks is your favorite and why. You can find them all here.
That’s all you have to do to enter this giveaway. If you want to up your chances at winning, then click here to learn how to get additional entries.
This giveaway ends tonight, Friday, September 4th, at midnight EST.
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I liked the US puzzle the best as I like geography.
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my first notebook is our fave from all the giveaways!
My fav is the Alphabet Learning Cards because I love that they are attached so you won’t loose them. Thanks! thebubbledies(at)gmail(dot)com
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I love the North America map because it reminds me of one I loved as a child, only it is better.
The alphabet learning cards are great and very helpful.
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my first notebook looks great
I have to say, this one is my favorite because I was just looking for something just like it! I had no idea you could even find a bilingual math puzzle.
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i liked the North America Map Learning Puzzle because even i could learn a few things from this i dont even know where all the states are
I liked Spellable it helps little ones learn the alphabet and begin to sound out words. My daughter is in Kindergarten and we have started reading books and I find it fun to incorporate toys like these.
like norh america map best because like geogrphy ty
The Alphabet Learning Cards because that is what my son is currently learning