Travel with Number 7

by Ronit Tal Shaltiel

Let your children travel with numbers by giving them our amazing book “Travel with Number 7.” will take your kid to the journey from Beijing to other interesting places in China. This amazing book not only teaches them about addition but also includes some fun facts that make it even more informative. With perfect illustrations and images, this book is surely going to make your children more creative. Helps children spend time more creatively and in a fun way. Keep them off technology and teach them with this perfect children book easily available to you. Nothing more perfect as a birthday gift for your beloved little person than this book. This book is the sixth in the series, “The Adventures of the Numbers”. This book makes math fun for kids. It is an educational book. It can also be read as a bedtime story. The book is for children from ages four to seven.

35 pages, Paperback

Published February 15, 2019

About the author

Ronit Tal Shaltiel is the author of the series, " The Adventures of the Numbers",
Coloring books "Coloring with the numbers" and holidays coloring books"
Her passions in life are reading, writing, photography and graphic design.
In her books, she combines them all.
She does all of her work on the computer, using different graphics software.

She lives with her family in Katy, Texas.

Reviews

[Michelle Feinberg · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you would like for your child to enjoy numbers while learning about another country and its culture, this book is for you! During its adventure in China, No. 7 learns and teaches the reader about many important and unique sites in China, as well as its resident animals (real and mystical, such as dragons!). The souvenirs No. 7 collects along the way, such as chopsticks, add further color to the reader’s understanding of the Chinese culture.

I really enjoyed the realistic pictures of the sites in China juxtaposed with the illustrated animals and souvenirs on each page. The reader will enjoy counting to seven on each page, reinforcing their knowledge and recognition of the number. Ronit Tal Shaltiel helps make learning fun with this informational and entertaining book!

[Katie Weyler · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is perfect for young readers, and it makes learning math fun. The number 7 goes on an adventure through China and meets a lot of different animals. The reader gets to count the animals and learns simple addition throughout the book. The illustrations are bright and beautiful, and really compliment the story. They make you feel like you are actually visiting China. The animals are very cute and engaging, which keeps the children's attention. Overall, a wonderful book for learning about math and China.

[Nilay Erdem · Rating 5 out of 5]

Number 7 is a nice book to read to your children, it is about number 7 travelling to China and his adventures mainly with animals. I like the idea that numbers can have adventures and fun. It is also educational. The book shows different places special and animals in China. I am curious where the other numbers are going. Recommended to practice numbers with children. 😊

[Judy Martialay · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a great and original way to introduce math to young children! The book presents and reinforces the concept of 7 along with the discovery of another culture, China
Each page presents another place and animal in one of the many regions in China. . Children will love the fun facts about the different animals that No. 7 visits. Many of the pictures are breathtaking. In each place, No. 7 receives a typical souvenir of China: calligraphy, ceramics, flag, lantern. Children are encouraged to count the animals. There are seven animals on each page. But while the children are counting, they are also reviewing the numbers 1-6. Some simple addition problems are also included.
Back home from travel, there is a party with all the numbers, and more simple addition problems, plus a fun review of the souvenirs that No. 7 collected during his journey.
It is so important for children to be comfortable with the numbers. By the end of the book, author Ronit Tal Shaltiel has achieved her goal: children have mastered the concept of 7, and they have had an entertaining and educational visit to China.

[Kelly Santana-Banks · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book consists of a fun, interactive resource for young children. It helps kids to improve their math skills by teaching them about the number 7. Not only that, but it also takes kids on an educational trip through China. Children learn about different traditions of the Chinese culture and its regions while learning some cool math concepts. Are you ready to dive in?