¡Una perfecta introducción al concepto matemático de “capacidad” para los lectores más jóvenes! Capacidad es la palabra que usamos para describir lo máximo que puede contener un recipiente, incluso si está vacío. Para medir la capacidad se utilizan tazas, onzas líquidas, litros y cuartos. Con ejemplos de la vida real, fotografías atractivas y textos inspiradores, ¡esta es la introducción perfecta al concepto matemático de “capacidad” para los lectores más jóvenes! Dentro encontrarás: - Texto sencillo y directo que ofrece explicaciones claras de conceptos matemáticos fundamentales. - Ejemplos del mundo real que facilitan el aprendizaje. - Fotografías atractivas que acompañan el texto. - La inclusión de preguntas directas para el lector que ayudan a desarrollar el pensamiento crítico. - Soporte ideal para el plan de estudios y complemento perfecto para cualquier hogar, aula o biblioteca escolar. A perfect introduction to “capacity” for the youngest readers! Capacity is the word used to describe the most that a container can hold, even if the container is empty. Cups, fluid ounces, liters, and quarts are all used to measure capacity. With real-world examples, compelling photography, and inspiring text, this is the perfect introduction to capacity for the youngest readers! Inside you will find: - Simple, straightforward text that offers clear explanations of key foundational math concepts. - Real-world examples that make the concepts approachable. - Meaningful and compelling photography that illustrates the text. - Questions throughout the text to help readers develop critical thinking. - Ideal curriculum support, and a perfect addition to any home, classroom or school library. Henry Pluckrose first faced a class as a Sergeant instructor in his days as a conscripted soldier. Forty-five years later he retired. During these professional years he taught in London primary schools (the last 16 as a head teacher). He has written texts on theory and practice in primary schools for teachers and parents and has led seminars across the UK, mainland Europe, the Far East, the USA and Canada.