Arithmétique de Mademoiselle Lili
by Jean Macé
'Arithmétique de Mademoiselle Lili' Summary
L'Arithmétique de Mademoiselle Lili follows the adventures of two young children, Lili and Toto, as they learn about arithmetic through the simple act of selling apples. The narrative unfolds as they encounter different scenarios involving counting, addition, subtraction, and simple multiplication, all tied to their role as apple merchants. The story is written in a playful and engaging manner, aiming to make learning arithmetic fun and relatable for children. Through their experiences, Lili and Toto demonstrate the practical applications of arithmetic in everyday life, making the concepts more tangible and understandable for young readers. This book serves as a gentle introduction to arithmetic, preparing young children for more advanced mathematical concepts.Book Details
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