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40 Fabulous Math Mysteries Kids Can’t Resist
November 19th, 2009
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US $.01
40 Fabulous Math Mysteries Kids Can't Resist (Grades 4-8)
Fun-Filled Reproducible Mystery Stories That Build Essential Math Problem-Solving Skills
Make Math Fun! - Building serious math skills has never been so much fun!
Make Math Fun! - Building serious math skills has never been so much fun!
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Martin Lee and Marcia Miller, authors of Great Graphing, Funtastic Math! and other top-selling titles, have written another exciting, problem-packed math resource for teachers of grades 4-8: 5-Minute Math Problem of the Day.
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Math Wizardry for Kids
November 18th, 2009
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Math Wizardry for Kids has over 200 math puzzles, games and designs for kids which are packed into a kit which pairs a 325-page book with over 200 puzzles and projects. Included in the kit are a protractor, various triangles, a ruler, compass, and other tools essential to helping kids understand basic math. The kit uses fun approaches to encourage kids to learn.
Book Description
Re-styled and featuring new, fun-to-do projects and color illustrations, this brand-new edition of Barrons Math Wizardry for Kids demonstrates to young readers that numbers are fascinating to ponder, fun to calculate, and an important key to scientific understanding. Kids explore intriguing concepts, such as Fibonacci numbers, which dramatically express symmetries in the shapes and number patterns that we regularly encounter in plant life and other aspects of nature. Among the recommended activities for young readers that are presented new in this edition are experiments with time--