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| ARITHMETIC I. This colorful workbook contains both classwork and seatwork practice to reinforce the teacher-taught arithmetic lesson and to offer daily cumulative review that is both challenging and practical. Children enjoy the colorful art and the division of the book into four themes: zoo, farm, ocean, and springtime. Arithmetic 1 emphasizes number concepts, computational skills, accuracy, and speed. The areas covered include addition, subtraction, telling time, money values, simple story problems, measurements, and an introduction to simple multiplication and fractions. Teacher Curriculum guide necessary for class content. A Beka Book. |
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| BEGINNING MATH AT HOME. Guided to ages 3-6 Yrs. These "Beginning" programs have been developed for parents and teachers of young children, 3-6 years of age. Both programs begin with a pre-test so that you may measure the progress achieved by each student. :1 This program is color-coded and designed to teach the following: Kit 1 (salmon)- shapes, tallest and shortest, longest and shortest; Kit 2 (yellow)- counting and quantity, more than and less than, time on the hour; Kit 3 (blue)- addition (combinations to 10); Kit 4 (green)- subtraction (combinations to 10). A game "Going to the Moon," and a chart showing the correct way to write numbers are also included. |
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| DEVELOPING NUMBER CONCEPTS USING UNIFIX CUBES. Written by Kathy Richardson. A math program for K-3. Make math concepts come alive for students with this comprehensive guide to using Unifix Cubes. Based on the concept that the students learn best through actual participation. |
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| GOBBLE UP MATH. Give students an appetite for learning mathematics using food as a tool for understanding concepts. Kids use healthy foods such as raisins, pasta, cereal and fruit to learn about patterns, sets, geometry, measurement, number systems, fractions and estimates. Grades K-3. |
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| MATH; GRADE 1. Written by Frank Schaffer. First graders will learn the important role math plays in everyone's life on a daily basis. |
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| MATH 1. Develops a variety of concepts including addition, subtraction, geometry, money, and measurement using manipulatives. Introduces problem-solving skills, which include writing equations, composing word problems, and reading graphs. Provides an introduction to calculator skills and computers. Teacher's Edition contains 165 lesson plans divided into 21 chapters. Includes skill practice activities and a spiraling review to ensure retention of concepts. Also provides ideas for games, songs, and bulletin boards. Teacher's Edition: 772 pages; two spiral binders. Student Worktext presents activities with Digit the Clown and Cecilia, a seal, as part of the community theme. Student Worktext: 336 pages; softbound; full color; perforated. Student Materials Packet includes colorful manipulatives to be used in the lessons: puppets, seal counters, money, and more. Student Materials Packet: 32 pages. Bob Jones University Press. |
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| MATH & READING GRADES 1 & 2. The book helps strenghten exisiting skills as well as encouring development of emerging skills. Good for children who need more practice with skills as well as those that have progressed at a faster pace. |
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| MATH BY KIDS. Written by Pennsylvania Homeschoolers. This unusual book of word problems was written by homeschool students of all ages. Arranged by categories - Math Problems About Food, Working and Earning, Mystery Numbers, Etc. Problems are listed from easiest to hardiest. Grade 1-6. |
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| MATH DRILLSTERS. Written by Bob Bernstein. A reproducible activity book containing 220 pages of math drill activities primarily covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, but also touching on measurement, time, money, temperature, fractions and mathematical thinking. Grades 1-6. |
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| MATHEMATICS THEIR WAY. Written by Mary Baratta-Lorton. An activity-centered math program, not a workbook. Offered are a complete range of math skills essential to number understanding. Insight of the patterns of math through the use of concrete materials is the theme of this program. |
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| MATH-U-SEE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS. Math explained so that it is visual and it makes sense. Includes a teaching video, teacher manual and skip counting tape. |
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| MENTAL MATH. An advanced educational program from Math Concepts Incorporated (from the Math and More Series). Mental Math is a series of questions that are given each day of the school year. These exercises should take 7-10 minutes per day and will reinforce current studies. Mental Math presents questions in many different applications and formats which enables students to answer problems that are stated in different ways. It is designed to be an easy to use, fun exercise that students eagerly participate in. When done correctly Mental Math can easily be the most important time spent during the day. |
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| MIQUON MATH. Good beginning math in a consumable workbook format. Takes your child up to a 4th grade level in math. | . |
| PRIMARY MATHEMATICS. (Published in twelve volumes, 1A & 1B, 2A & 2B, etc., up to 6B). Written by: Curriculum Planning and Development Commission Ministry of Education, Singapore. This is a complete primary (elementary) math course for grades 1- 6, which consists of Textbook plus Two Workbooks (at each level, grades 1- 4), or Textbook plus One Workbook (at each level, grades 5-6). |
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| SAXON MATH. Excellent K-12 textbook and workbook math program. K-3 is manipulative based and are sold with home study kits. Students will generally work independently. Uses an effective incremental learning model. | . |
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