Le Livre des Nombres Redneck - McAdams, David E.
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Le Livre des Nombres Redneck est un livre éducatif délicieusement drôle qui mêle les notions de base des mathématiques à l'humour malicieux, léger et respectueux de la culture redneck . Chaque page présente un nombre, avec des illustrations colorées et des scènes amusantes inspirées de la vie rurale, pour rendre le comptage joyeux et mémorable pour les enfants et les adultes. On compte les camions dans l'allée, on additionne les rouleaux de ruban adhésif, on suit les enfants qui lancent des enjoliveurs, on retire des cannes à pêche après une belle prise, et on calcule le nombre d'enfants tout…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Le Livre des Nombres Redneck est un livre éducatif délicieusement drôle qui mêle les notions de base des mathématiques à l'humour malicieux, léger et respectueux de la culture redneck . Chaque page présente un nombre, avec des illustrations colorées et des scènes amusantes inspirées de la vie rurale, pour rendre le comptage joyeux et mémorable pour les enfants et les adultes. On compte les camions dans l'allée, on additionne les rouleaux de ruban adhésif, on suit les enfants qui lancent des enjoliveurs, on retire des cannes à pêche après une belle prise, et on calcule le nombre d'enfants tout beaux pour l'Église. Écrit sur un ton vivant et chaleureux, Le Livre des Nombres Redneck est parfait pour les tout-petits qui apprennent leurs nombres ou pour les familles qui veulent partager un moment de rire autour d'un simple bonheur de la vie à la campagne.
Autorenporträt
David E. McAdams is a storyteller, an educator, and a lifelong explorer of ideas. With a career spanning decades in mathematics education and a deep love of writing, David has authored a wide range of books that blend learning with imagination. His work stretches from playful puzzle collections for young children to detailed explorations of mathematical constants, vocabulary guides, and interactive learning resources-all designed to open doors to discovery. David's journey began in the classroom, where he taught high school math and discovered a truth that would guide his work ever after: Children learn best when they're engaged, curious, and having fun. Over time, he noticed a critical gap in math education-students were struggling not only with concepts, but with the language of mathematics itself. This insight led him to create All Math Words Dictionary, a comprehensive, kid-friendly resource to strengthen math vocabulary and improve understanding. But David didn't stop there. He began writing math-inspired books for young readers-books that entertain while they teach. In One Penny, Two, a charming, witty story about a coin that doubles every day comes to life. In What Is Bigger Than Anything?, children are introduced to the astonishing idea of infinity. His My Favorite Fractals and Geometric Nets Project Books invite children to explore patterns, numbers, and geometry in concrete, joyful ways. David's books are often playful, poetic, and filled with real-world wonder: dinosaurs, fairy tales, space, stuffed animals, hide-and-seek, even playground swings. Every story or puzzle is crafted not only to teach, but to spark the imagination. His recent projects include a collection of hundreds of math puzzles for six-year-olds and a themed series that pairs math with everything kids love: ice-cream cones, treasure hunts, magic tricks, and much more. His works have been translated into several languages, including Bengali, making his joyful approach to learning accessible to more and more children around the world. Whether he's counting the stars or exploring the digits of pi, David brings a deep sense of care and curiosity to every page. Now retired from teaching, David devotes his time to gardening and the creative joy of writing. He continues to write every day, always dreaming up new ways to help children see the beauty of mathematics, the power of language, and the magic of wondering, "What if...?"