A Day without Numbers 1b (Oxford)

Description

A Day Without Numbers 1b is an engaging Grade 1 reader from the Let Us Read series by Oxford University Press East Africa. Designed to build early reading confidence, this book cleverly integrates numeracy awareness into a fun, everyday adventure. Its simple story and accessible language help young learners connect literacy with mathematical thinking, making it a powerful tool for holistic learning.

In this imaginative tale, Baraka decides to go through an entire day without using any numbers. At first, he is confident that he can manage — but as the day unfolds, he begins to realise just how important numbers are in his daily life. Without numbers, even simple tasks become surprisingly tricky. Through Baraka’s experience, children discover how deeply number sense influences routines, communication, and problem-solving. The story highlights the value of counting, ordering, and practical maths, all wrapped in a playful narrative.

Key Facts & Features:

• Graded reading level: Part of the Let Us Read Level 1b scheme.

• Relevant plot: Illustrates what happens when a child tries to live a day without using any numbers.

• Authors: Shaleen Keshavjee‑Gulam, Lydia Mwanga, and Clifford Oluoch. Nuria Kenya

• Language development: Encourages vocabulary and sentence structure through a story-based approach.

• Educational theme: Merges reading fluency with numeracy skills and real-life problem-solving.

Inspire your child’s curiosity about numbers and support their reading journey — get A Day Without Numbers 1b from Riki Bookshop today!

ISBN: 9780195745382