Beginning Fractions (Math Minders, Grade 1-2)
Author: HLong, Lynette
Inside Marvelous Multiplication, you will explore and solve the mysteries of multiplication. You'll use ten tasty snacks to learn the one times table, get to know the ten times table using finger paints, and write a zany story using the multiples of a number to practice the multiplication tables. You'll go on to learn even more about multiplication by deciphering the fascinating puzzles of prime factors, exponents, and three digit multiplication while playing games like Prime Solitaire, Three by Three, and Fingers! So why wait? Jump right in and find out how easy it is to become a mathematics master!
Category: Children Nonfiction
Learning About Numbers 1 to 20 (Play And Learn Mat, Grades PreK-1)
Author: Judy Instructo
This large play mat is made of thick durable vinyl and measures 3-1/2 feet x 4-1/2 feet. Children will become familiar with numbers 1 to 20 and develop number recognition, counting and motor skills. Includes an 8 page guide filled with activity ideas and reproducibles.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Math (Homework Booklet, Grade K)
Author: Thompson, Alexis Haglin (A)
Teacher-created and classroom-tested, the material in "Math" is designed to provide enjoyable practice while reinforcing mathematical skills. Each page opens with a basic example of the skill being focused on and progresses to the more difficult aspects of the concept. A wide range of skills is covered, and each is indicated on the page for convenience. A removable answer key, bound into the center of the book, streamlines the checking of finished work. Discusses numbers, shapes, the calendar, and time.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Math Practice Games (Basic Skills, Math Grade 1)
Author: Dana, Marcia (A)
Capture your students' attention with these motivating games - just the ticket for reluctant learners. Math Practice Games offers more than 30 reproducible games that are played with partners. Not only do students review and use basic math facts, a few games provide students with lots of practice in comparing or ordering numbers. During some games students must monitor their partners' actions while devising their own strategies. Just use readily-available materials, such as markers, crayons, old game markers, dried beans, or macaroni, along with reproducible game cards to play the games. What an enjoyable way to practice math skills!
Category: Children Nonfiction
Math Discoveries with Tangrams (Grades K-1)
Author: Goodnow, Judy
Children learn informally about geometric shapes, congruency, symmetry, and the properties of polygons as they combine tangram pieces to make pictures and polygons. The hands-on activities actively engage students in "doing mathematics," as emphasized by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). This book contains 40 reproducible student activities, extensions, two investigations, a game, award certificates, and sample solutions.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Telling Time Games (Using the Judy Clock, Math Grade K)
Author: Hood, Christine (A)
Telling Time Games - Using the Judy Clock provides simple, step-by-step directions for teaching time using the Judy Clock. Children will easily be able to visualize basic time concepts such as "60 minutes in an hour" and "five-minute intervals" by counting the "tic marks" and numbers around the clock face. The more than 40 games and activities in this 48 page book support NCTM Standards.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Addition (Classroom Helpers, Grade K)
Author: Frank Schaffer Publications (MB)
The Classroom Helpers series offers a new spin on skill-specific learning. Based on Frank Schaffer's Homework Helpers, these books challenge and engage young learners with fun activities that build basic skills in math and language arts. The content throughout the series represents the most requested topics from teachers. Use the activities for classroom work or for homework assignments and watch your students gain confidence from these grade-appropriate exercises.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Multiplication Drill (Grades 3 - 4)
Author: Freeman, Sara E. (MB)
Multiplication Drill will provide your students with a variety of activities for building multiplication skills. Many pages contain answers for students to cross off. This reinforcement helps students know immediately if they are on the right track.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Multiplication Drill (Grades 4 - 6)
Author: Mitchel, Peter (Ilt) (MB)Phou, Laura J. (MB)
A variety of activities add fun to drill work, an essential part of learning math. Multiplication Drill provides exercises to reinforce computational skills in multiplying whole numbers and decimals. Each of the first 10 pages has 50 or more problems covering multiplication facts. Several of them can be used as timed tests. A Score Box appears at the top of every page. Reproducible pages.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Math Activities (Grades 1 - 2)
Author: Frank Schaffer Publications (MB)
Students will enjoy improving their math skills with the fun practice provided in this Best Buy Bargain Book. As they complete these delightfully illustrated and varied activities, they will practice measurement, telling time, money, place value, and problem solving. Math Activities gives ample opportunity for students to learn and practice many needed math skills. Also included are assessments and an answer key.
Category: Children Nonfiction
Math Hidden Pictures (Grades 2-3)
Author: HBourg, Linda (MB)
Children will enjoy math practice when they can color to find the hidden pictures. Reinforce regrouping concepts with these fun-to-color activities. Problems are presented with one, two and three digits for varied practice. Hidden pictures include a soccer ball, swim fins, darts, a hot air balloon and other appealing sports objects. Regrouping with addition and subtraction are fun with these colorful activities.
Category: Nonfiction
Math Practice Games (Basic Skills, Math Grade 1)
Author: Dana, Marcia (A)
Capture your students' attention with these motivating games - just the ticket for reluctant learners. Math Practice Games offers more than 30 reproducible games that are played with partners. Not only do students review and use basic math facts, a few games provide students with lots of practice in comparing or ordering numbers. During some games students must monitor their partners' actions while devising their own strategies. Just use readily-available materials, such as markers, crayons, old game markers, dried beans, or macaroni, along with reproducible game cards to play the games. What an enjoyable way to practice math skills!
Category: Nonfiction
