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This book, How Mom Helped Her Young Children with MATH by Using Examples, will help young students understand what math is all about. It's never too early to learn mathematical concepts, author Natalia G. Toreeva believes, and kids should start in preschool. Her examples continue for kindergarten and elementary school students, as well as for those who are homeschooled. "I felt that the starting point for young children to understand math should be as early as possible. And the examples used in this book can help with that," says the author. The Mom in the book helps children with their starting point in understanding math, as she teaches her own children math concepts by using simple examples, making math fun and easy to understand. She also shows how addition and subtraction functions work, which are the foundation for math.
About The Author: Natalia G. Toreeva is an award-winning artist whose works are displayed in museums in Chicago, Illinois, and in St. Petersburg, Russia. Her books are in the collection of the State Museum "Tsarskoselskaya Collection" in St. Petersburg and in local public libraries in Illinois. In 2023, she participated in the International Exhibition of Arts, where 22 countries partook, winning the Silver Medal for her three works in the graphics category. The author received her master's in art and design in St. Petersburg, and her master's in computer science from DePaul University, Chicago. She is a member of the Artists Trade Union of Russia and the DuPage Writer's Group in Illinois. Toreeva has illustrated novels, poetry and has contributed to a number of literary journals. This is her fifth children's book. A retired engineer and system analyst, she lives in Carol Stream, Illinois.
