Magic Counting
Description
Discover the magical world of numbers, shapes, and geometry that surrounds you every day!
What if the way that we traditionally teach kids how to count misses the clear connections between numbers, shapes, and the world around them?
Nabeel Khan invites you to draw on your child's innate interest in geometry, patterns, and shapes as an intuitive and fun way to learn about numbers--starting their math journey from a place of playfulness, curiosity, and tangible connection to their environment. We can find numbers and shapes everywhere: in the natural world, in art and architecture, in symbolism, and in the sky above us.
This approach is just as straightforward as 1, 2, 3, 4, but also provides kids the tools to see their world in a new way, and the agency to understand the fundamental connection between numeracy and geometry, changing their perspective for life.
Welcome to the world of magic counting!
- Excellent gift for children who are more artistically inclined, helping them realize the exciting creative potential of numbers and geometry!
- A brilliant tool for educators and librarians to help students to "see" numbers and get curious about how mathematics offers a unique and mind-expanding lens with which to view our world.
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Person
Nabeel Khan is a visual artist and geometry practitioner based in Meanjin/Brisbane Australia and hailing from London. Nabeel began his arts career as a photographer and then became fascinated by geometry, which led him to study under Keith Critchlow at The Prince's Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London. This has informed his arts practice, which encompasses painting, design, printmaking, sculpture, and woodwork, and has inspired him to pass this eternal knowledge on to the next generation as a teacher and author.