This unique collection provides delightful insights into the world of numbers, sometimes humourous, sometimes thoughtful but always highly entertaining. It is ideal for all fans of poetry but particularly those fascinated by numbers and provides perfect material for numeracy, literacy and assemblies. This volume develops further the highly successful partnership between two of Britain's leading artists in their field. The contents range from the title poem in which Einstein's number-loving parents persuade her of the fun ...
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This unique collection provides delightful insights into the world of numbers, sometimes humourous, sometimes thoughtful but always highly entertaining. It is ideal for all fans of poetry but particularly those fascinated by numbers and provides perfect material for numeracy, literacy and assemblies. This volume develops further the highly successful partnership between two of Britain's leading artists in their field. The contents range from the title poem in which Einstein's number-loving parents persuade her of the fun they have with maths, to poems about the magic number nine, the power of the decimal point, and the ancient Inca counting device the Quipo.
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Add this copy of Einstein, the Girl Who Hated Maths to cart. $65.25, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 2003 by Hodder Wayland Childrens.
