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Stories that Count - Kindergarten

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$90 $125 In stock

English-language resource

Includes:

  • 2 new stories with characters Paul, Susan and Sparky
  • 5 copies of the 4 stories in little book format
  • Teacher's Guide with activities and handouts
  • Take-home activities to do with parents
  • Play money and tray
  • 3 character puppets
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        Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

        Owen ★★★★★

        The take-home activities have been the real winner here — my daughter actually asks to do them after dinner. Having five copies of each little book means no arguing over whose turn it is with Sparky. The teacher's guide saved me so much planning time.

        Evelyn ★★★★★

        My kindergartner loves the little book format—perfect for his small hands. The Paul, Susan, and Sparky stories kept him engaged, and the teacher’s guide made it easy for me to extend the learning at home.

        Kevin M. ★★★★★

        The little book copies are perfect for sending home, and the take-home activities give parents something concrete to do instead of just listening. My son recognized Sparky from the first story and got excited when he showed up again.