ARITHMETIC AND MATHEMATICS, MISC. PUBLISHERS
Algebra
the Easy Way
Arithmetic the Easy Way, Third
Edition, by Williams and Prindle. This book
offers valuable
overviews of course work and extra help with difficult subject areas. This volume includes
all the essentials in one clear volume, including math fundamentals, quantitative word
problems, exercises, tests with answers, puzzles, and amusing cartoons.
Paperback / 452 Pages / 7-13/16" x 10-7/8" Cat. # BTH-1947. $13.46
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Reference Tables
- We Can Work Together: Numbers as symbols; counting; even and odd numbers; old
systems of numbering
- It All Adds Up: The language of addition; the number line; unequal addition;
place value; know the combinations; word problems
- Take It Away—Subtraction: The language of subtraction; unequal subtractions;
word problems; exchanging in subtraction
- Remembering Those Times?—Multiplication: Multiplying whole numbers; those
old combinations; word problems; multiplication applied to measuring
- Let's Divide It Up: The language of division; zero as a place holder; carrying
remainders; word problems; dividing by more than a one-digit number
- The Important Parts—Fractions: What is a fraction?; simplifying fractions;
changing improper fractions to mixed numbers; changing mixed numbers to improper fractions
- Piece by Piece—Adding Fractions: Fractions can be added; mixed numbers; word
problems; denominators; mixing them all up
- Subtracting Fractions: After subtracting, what next?; mixed numbers; exchanging;
word problems; mixed numbers and unlike denominators
- Multipying and Dividing Fractions: Cancellation; parts of whole numbers; word
problems; quotients; dividing mixed numbers
- What's the Point—Decimals: Introducing decimals; reading and writing
decimals; comparing decimals; rounding off
- Adding and Subtracting Decimals: Adding decimal fractions; mixed decimals; word
problems; subtracting decimal fractions; mixed decimals
- Multiplying Decimals: Multiplying by a whole number; special multipliers; word
problems; requiring multiplication of decimals
- Dividing Decimals: Zero as a place holder; word problems; special devisors;
changing decimals into fractions; rewriting decimals with fractions
- Percents: Meaning of percent; changing percents to decimals; changing percents to
fractions; finding the percent of a number
- Measurment: Units; adding, subtracting; multiplying; dividing; converting; word
problems
- Index
Barron's Essential Math: Basic
Math for Everyday Use, by Edward Williams and Robert Atkins. This book
teaches (or reviews) the math skills needed on the job, at the supermarket, at the bank,
and at the other places you live your life. Learn to figure sales tax, discounts, tips,
overtime pay, commissions, averages and probability. Calculator-active exercises are
included. Covers whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percents. Excellent preparation
for minimum competency exams in mathematics. Includes lots of illustrations, practice
exercises, and answers. Soft cover, 366 pages. BAR#13379. $12.56-D
Forgotten Calculus, Second
Edition: A Refresher Course With Applications to Economics and Business,
by Barbara Bleau. Each work unit offers clear instruction and worked-out examples to help
adults brush up on the calculus they may have studied many years ago. The teach-yourself
format is also good for those who need to study calculus on their own without having had
it before. Topics covered include functions and their graphs; derivatives; optimization;
exponential and logarithmic functions; integration, and partial derivatives. Answers to
exercises are provided .455 pages. Cat.#BAR-19415, $11.65-D
 Geometry
the Easy Way
Math the Easy Way, Third Edition, by A. & K . Prindle. This has all
the essentials in one clear volume, including important rules and definitions, arranged
for quick and easy reference; hundreds of exercises and examples with solutions; a
diagnostic exam to reveal strengths and weaknesses; and a final comprehensive exam with
answers. There is a pretext and posttest for each chapter, as well. Paperback / 232
Pages / 7-13/16" x 10-7/8" / Cat.#BAR-91396 / $12.56-D
 Math
Wizardry for Kids by Margaret Kenda and Phyllis Williams. More than 200 math
puzzles, games, designs, diagrams, and projects turn numbers into exciting activities and
challenges. Projects include making a number wheel for secret messages, setting up number
triangles that perform mathematical wonders, calculating like a computer, planning a math
party where you eat numbers and hunt for hidden treasure, and much more. Includes
index and a glossary of terms, math signs, and symbols. For ages 8-12. Paperback /
336 Pages / Plastic Comb Binding. Cat #. BAR-18095. $12.56-D
 Painless Algebra, by Lynette long. This
book guides the apprehensive student painlessly through the steps of working out algebra
problems. It begins with integers, progresses to simple equations with one variable, and
then leads into a clear explanation of inequalities, systems of equations, exponents, and
roots and radicals. When all this is understood, the student graduates to the mastery of
quadratic equations. All along the way are fun-to-solve "brain tickler" problems
(answers provided). This book will help middle and high school students
who are having trouble in their algebra courses. 296 pages. BTH-104. $8.06-D
Also
available in Spanish
 Painless Fractions, by Alyece Cummings , was written especially for
middle-school students, but can be helpful to just about everybody. The author takes a
light-hearted approach to the subject. She defines all terms, then demonstrates the
correct methods of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions, and
shows how to convert them into decimals. Puns, puzzles, and "brain ticklers" add
an element of fun to the process of mastering fractions. There are answers to all
questions, and plenty of good advice for avoiding pitfalls when calculating with
fractions. 224 pages. BTH-407. $8.06-D
 Painless
Geometry:
by
Lynette Long. Publisher:
Barron's Educational, 2001. 307 pages. If geometry tends to
freak you out, this book will help you understand it and even enjoy learning it.
You’ll begin to see that finding solutions to geometric problems is as much fun
as solving intriguing puzzles. And there are lots of diagrams to help you learn
the terms, theorems, and postulates that form the foundation of geometry. You’ll
learn to work with angles of all kinds, find the relationships between parallel
and perpendicular lines, and discover the characteristics of shapes such as
triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles. The abstract concepts you learn will
become more concrete with experiments you can do. And the author also gives tips
on studying and using mini-proofs as first steps to understanding formal
geometry proofs.
For grade 8 and up. BTH-409. $8.06-D
 Painless Junior Math
by Margery Masters. Barron's, 2006. 198 pages. Children of about third grade and
up are encouraged to enjoy learning math -- beginning with what they already
know about telling time. They then use this knowledge of numbers for addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division. After these basics, the children will
move on to chapters on using money, measuring things with both the English and
metric systems, using geometry, and collecting and organizing data into graphs.
The last chapters lead into fractions, probability, and problem solving. This is
a cross between a workbook and a textbook, since it provides information and
instruction, but also has pages to try new skills that do not look like typical
pages of textbook exercises. Answers and index are included. Slightly larger
format than the regular Painless Series.
BTH-3422. $8.09
 Painless
Math Word Problems by Marcie Abramson. Barron's Educational, 2001,
paper. 295 pages.
If seeing a
word problem makes you break out in a cold sweat, this is the book for you. It
will show you how solving these problems can actually be fun. You’ll learn to
find the patterns in word problems, and then how to compute with decimals and
fractions, compare rates, and solve proportion problems. You’ll even use real
world examples to discover surprising patterns when you analyze statistics and
maybe even use them to predict future outcomes and events. A final chapter shows
you how to search out math problems and activities available on the Internet.
BTH-408. $8.06-D
Also available
in Spanish.
Trigonometry the Easy Way, Third
Edition, by Douglas Downing. Here’s a complete,
easy-to-grasp course in trigonometry that takes the form of a fantasy novel. The King of
Carmorra and his subjects have many practical problems to solve, and their answers can be
found by applying principles of trigonometry. Readers follow along and learn to solve many
different problems that can be reduced to triangular diagrams. They learn the laws of sine
and cosine, trigonometric functions and inverse functions, waves, conic sections,
polynomial approximation, and much more. The book is filled with instructive exercises and
their solutions, plus illustrative drawings, graphs, and diagrams. This new edition
contains updated coverage on using graphing calculators and computer spreadsheets for
solving trigonometric problems. Contains answers to exercises, glossary, appendices, and
index. Paperback / 326 Pages / 7 13/16 x 10 7/8 / Cat. # BAR-13607
Table of Contents:
- Angles and Triangles
- Solving Right Triangle Problems
- Trigonometric Functions: sin, cos, and tan
- Applications of Trigonometric Functions
- Radian Measure
- Trigonometric Identities
- Law of Cosines and Law of Sines
- Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
- Waves
- Inverse Trigonometric Functions
- Polar Coordinates
- Complex Numbers
- Coordinate Rotation and Conic Sections
- Spherical Trigonometry
- Polynomial Approximation for sin x and cos x
 Business Math for the Numerically
Challenged, by the editors of Career Press, 1998.. This digest-size book contains
all the essential math and applications pertinent to the business world, and can be used
as a reference or an occasional review. Short and easy-to-follow examples show readers the
fundamentals of arithmetic, simple statistics, basic algebra, and short cuts that will
help get results quickly and accurately. Covered applications include calculating payroll,
inventory, commission, compound interest, financial statements, investments, and the
metric system. Answers to exercises are provided. 159 indexed pages. BTH-5134.
$10.79-D
Everyday Math for the
Numerically Challenged, by Audrey Carlan. This books is written for anyone
who feels inept and awkward with math. it teaches students and adults the math necessary
to succeed in business and personal life. The book is divided into three parts: Using
Percents (commissions, tax tables, currency conversions); Charts and Graphs (the most
common types and how to interpret them); and Using Algebra (everyday applications such as
miles per gallon and probabilities). 149 pages, including index and glossary of math
terms. Any answers needed are also provided and explained. Cat.#CAR3554, $10.79-D
Chicago Review Press
Math
Games for Middle School: Challenges and Skill-Builders for Students at Every
Level by Mario Salvadori and Joseph P. Wright.
This book is meant to challenge students while reinforcing their basic math
skills. It reviews all topics in the middle school curriculum -- from basic
operations to plane and space geometry, graphing, and probability. I'm not sure
where the "games" in this book are. Most of them appear to be practical or
applied math problems. But the book is certainly useful for teachers and
students of math at the middle school level. Answers to problems are included.
This is not a workbook or reproducible book, but a book to read and work
through. 168 pages, including answers and index. 168 pages. BTH-4689. $15.26-D.
Slightly damaged copy, BTH-5135. $13.46-S
 Gobble
Up Math: Fun Activities to Complete and Eat for kids in grades K-3
by Sue Mogard and Ginny McDonnell. Illustrated by Kelly Kennedy. Learning Works,
1994. This book covers concepts such as patterns, sets, geometry, fractions, and
estimation – all using healthy foods. Includes activities to teach the Food
Guide Pyramid. Includes a bibliography. 136 pages. BTH-4714. $13.49-D
Hands-On Math: Manipulative Activities for the Classroom, Grades K-1
by Virginia Johnson. Creative Teaching Press, Second Edition, 2006. This
standards-based resource book contains over 200 hands-on activities that use
commonly available materials to help reinforce math skills. The main section
headings are Numbers and Operations (which include activities on sets and
quantities, numbers and symbols, operations, fractions and place value,
estimation and money); Algebra; Geometry; Measurement; and Data Analysis
and Probability. Included are bulletin board and learning center ideas, At the
end of the book are reproducible forms and a list of related literature.144
pages. BTH-1712. $18.89-D
 Hands-On Math: Manipulative
Activities in the Classroom, Grades
2-3
by Glenda Nugent.
This resource book contains over 200 hands-on activities that use commonly
available materials. The author believes that a teacher who is enthusiastic
about hands-on learning holds the key to success in an activities-based math
program. The core of the book consists of 14 chapters, each of which has
bulletin board ideas, a skills list, suggestions for a learning center, math
journal ideas, and about 10-15 chapter activities for children to do. Chapter
topics are Number Sense, Classifying and Sorting , Patterns, Addition and
Subtraction, Fractions, Multiplication and Division, Geometry, Graphing,
Estimation, Time, Measurement, Money, Logical Reasoning, and Probability. At the
end of the book are Parent Letters, reproducibles, and a list of related
literature. 240 pages. BTH-1713. $18.89-D
Hands-on Math: Manipulative Activities for the Classroom, Grades 4-5
by Erika Norman and Lois Sandusky. Creative Teaching Press, 2009. This
supplement to any Grade 4–5 math program is built on the premise that students
learn math concepts best through concrete experiences. Use this resource to
cover standards with a hands-on approach, and watch students engage in
meaningful math experience while having fun. The activities in this book are
divided into five main sections based on standards from the National Council of
Teachers of Math (NCTM): Number and Operations (including Estimation and
Fractions); Algebra; Geometry; Measurement; and Data Analysis and Probability.
The lessons throughout the book help students build mathematical thinking and
also encourage students to make connections between the different areas of math
content. As students have fun working with dice, beans, and other manipulatives,
they will also learn and reinforce important math skills. Answers are included.
BTH-5167. $11.69-D
 Instant Math Games that Teach
by Adela Garcia. Contains 38 fun-filled, skill-packed games which target and reinforce
specific math strategies. They are intended to stimulate, challenge, and excite young
minds. They have a variety of uses and can supplement or enrich any math curriculum. Each
instant math game includes an exiting reproducible gameboard and easy-to-follow game
rules. Each game reinforces specific skills. Some games are for individuals, some for two
people, and some are for more than two -- maybe even the whole class. The introduction
contains lots of ideas for using the games. 104 pages. Answers included. For grades 2-5.
BTH-673. $12.59-D
 The Complete Book of
Multiplication and Division: Mastering the Basic Facts by Hy Kim.
Creative Teaching Press, 2004. For grades 2-3. Meets NCTM standards. This
reproducible book helps students review the basic facts of multiplication and
division. Teachers can use this to introduce students to new strategies to
simplify the process of mastering multiplication and division skills. Students
will learn to use a reasoning rather than just a rote approach.
There are 15 units in the book. Each
begins with a complete lesson plan with all the components necessary to meet the
needs of all the students in your class: objectives, direct instruction,
guided practice, independent practice, and assessment. The book includes
interactive activities and games for partners, small groups, and the whole
class. 144 pages. BTH-1583. Follow link for current price.
 The Complete Book of
Multiplication and Division: Basic Facts Plus Advanced Number Theories
by Hy Kim. Creative Teaching Press, 2004. For grades 4-6. Meets NCTM standards.
This reproducible book helps students master the basic facts and then helps them
apply this knowledge to more advanced number concepts. Teachers can use this to
introduce students to new strategies to simplify the process of mastering
multiplication and division skills. Students will learn to use a reasoning
rather than just a rote approach.
There are 26 units in the book. Each
begins with a complete lesson plan with all the components necessary to meet the
needs of all the students in your class: objectives, direct instruction,
guided practice, independent practice, and assessment. The first 11 units
review the basic facts, and the next 15 units offer the opportunity for students
to apply their knowledge to the more advanced concepts. The book includes
interactive activities and games for partners, small groups, and the whole
class. 144 pages. BTH-1584. Follow link for current price.
 Make
it Your Way Math: Standards-Based Games and Activities You Can Customize
by Keri King and Kari Sickman. Creative Teaching Press, 2002. For Grade K. 96
pages. This book provides you with lots of reproducible game boards, cards,
activity pages, and ideas for customizing such games as Bingo, Dominoes, Fishy
Bowls, Memory, The Race, Tic-Tac-Toe, and many, many more. Suggested games
include standards correlations. Games are easy to prepare and help students
practice such skills as number and coin recognition, patterning, addition,
counting, number writing, subtraction, sorting, recognizing shapes, measuring,
graphing, and problem solving. BTH-1585. $11.69-D
Power Practice Series:
Each book has 100 ready-to-use skill practice activity pages for independent
class work or homework. Answer keys are provided. Available for many subjects
and grades from K-8. See available titles by following the link.
Enrichment Units in Math, by
Diane Draze and Judy Leimbach. This series of three books have sequential information and
activities which allow students to easily master the covered topics. Each book has four
units which can be used with a whole class or for individual enrichment. Reproducible for
classroom use. 64 pages each, with answers at back.
Enrichment
Units in Math Book 1 by Judy Leimbach. Covers Attribute Blocks, Tangrams,
Sets and Venn Diagrams, and Ancient Egyptian Numbers. For grades 2-3. Cat.#DL-106, $10.76-D
Enrichment
Units in Math Book 2 by Diane Draze and Judy Leimbach. Covers Permutations
and Combinations, Tessellations, Line Drawings, and Coordinate Graphing. For grades 4-6.
Cat.#DL-107, $10.76-D
Enrichment
Units in Math Book 3 by Diane Draze. Covers Topology, Probability, Number
characteristics, and Magic Squares.. For grades 5-7. Cat.#DL-108, $10.76-D
The Loose Caboose
and other Math Mysteries, by Diane Draze. Students use solutions to math
problems to help them solve 13 mysteries. This motivating format is great for review and
the application of math processes to problem solving. For grades 5-8. BTH-658 $10.76-D
No Problem: Taking the Problem Out
of Mathematical Problem Solving, by Joan Vydra and Jean McCall. This program
teaches eight problem solving techniques: guess and check; make a table; make an organized
list; look for a pattern; act out or use manipulatives; use logic; simplify or work
backwards; or make a diagram or drawing. Each technique is taught with a week's worth of
problems (one for each day plus a bonus problem). In the second half of the book the
problems are introduced randomly to force students to determine which techniques they need
to use. These reproducible problems are attractively illustrated and sprinkled with humor,
and will keep students entertained for a whole year as they learn to solve problems.
Contains 135 problems and their answers on 96 pages. BTH-3102. $12.56-D
 Success with Math: Prealgebra, Prufrock Press, 2007. This book is a combination prealgebra word problem and
project books and is intended as a supplement to the regular prealgebra
curriculum. Each page focuses on one or two concepts of prealgebra and can
easily be assigned along with other homework. There is plenty of room on each
worksheet for students to show. their work. In addition to the exercises, there
are several extended projects in the second half of the book, most of which are
designed to be completed in one to two class periods. In this book, students
will review conversions, geometric properties, statistics, problem solving, and
algebraic formulas. A teacher's guide and conversion tables are also included.
For grades 5-8. 71 pages. BTH-3771. $10.76-D
Success
with Math: Decimals, Prufrock Press, 2005. For grades 5-7. The exercises
in this supplementary book allow students to work sequentially through each
concept in decimals and practice their skills before moving on to the next
concept. Each type of problem is explained in an introductory page and followed
by two practice pages. Periodic cumulative review pages may be used for
additional practice or assessment. This step-by-step approach is also good for
independent study. The books units include comparing and ordering decimals;
adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals; rounding decimals; and
converting decimals to percents, fractions, and scientific notation. This book
meets NCTM standards. 64 pages. BTH-3772. $10.76-D
Success with Math: Fractions:
This series contains exercises which allow students to work sequentially through
each concept in fractions. They get plenty of practice in each concept before
moving on to the next one. For each type of problem there is an
introductory page explaining how to do that type of problem. This is followed by
two pages of practice problems of that same type. There are several pages of
review to make sure students retain learning. These can also be used for
assessment and practice. These books can be used for independent study or to
supplement another textbook or curriculum. These books meet NCTM standards. So
far these titles are available:
 Fractions, Book 1:
Grades 3-4 by Lisa Wood and Chandra Smith, Dandy Lion, 2004. Reproducible for
classroom use. 64 pages, including answers. This book covers Identifying parts
of a whole or set; finding fractions of a set; relative value of fractions,
fractions on a number line; adding and subtracting fractions with like
denominators; naming, adding, and subtracting mixed numbers; finding equivalent
fractions; converting improper fractions to mixed numbers; converting mixed
numbers to improper fractions; converting fractions to decimals; identifying the
whole; and fractions of the whole. BTH-426. $10.76-D
 Fractions, Book 2,
Grades 5-7 by Lisa Wood and Chandra Smith, Dandy Lion, 2004. Reproducible for
classroom use. 64 pages, including answers. This book covers fractions on a
number line; finding equivalent fractions; reducing fractions to simplest form;
multiplying and dividing fractions; adding and subtracting fractions; converting
mixed numbers and fractions; adding and subtracting mixed numbers; multiplying
and dividing mixed numbers; converting fractions to decimals and decimals to
fractions; identifying the whole; and fraction of the whole. BTH-427. $10.76-D
Super
7: Daily Exercises in Problem Solving by Octavia Hamiltion. This
book
is meant to complement any math curriculum for grades 2 and 3. It presents 144 quick and
convenient lessons with just seven problems each. Those seven problems cover six
mathematical strands -- number sense, computation, measurement, geometry, problem solving,
and patterns. Lessons are presented in a sequence that builds on past lessons. Concepts
are repeated and expanded to allow students to build on previous knowledge and solidify
their understanding. Each lesson is designed to take 15 minutes. Reproducible for
classroom use. Answers included. 160 pages. BTH-4687. $17.96-D
Maximum Math, by
Kathryn Stout. This teaching guide for grades K-8 is the ultimate home (and school)
educator's guide to teaching elementary and junior high math. It includes graded
objectives and complete illustrated instructions for teaching them: understanding
concepts, mastering algorithms, discovering patterns, and problem solving strategies.
There is also a quick reference of student difficulties and solutions to them and a guide
to addresses for resources. If you're just beginning to teach math and you aren't sure
where to start, this book will help you. 217 pages, spiral bound. CAT.#DaSmm, $24.00*
Math Clues
Series: This series helps students in grades 3-5 understand basic
mathematical concepts. It shows students how different concepts are related to
one another. It uses the precise language of mathematics and each concept is
fully developed with lessons, practice, and motivating story problems.
Each book in the series is divided into three
sections: Introduction and Review of Concepts; Skill-Building Word Problems; and
Challenge Word Problems. Students will need to have mastered their basic math
facts before tackling these books, since the computation problems start with
numbers of two or more digits and move quickly into regrouping problems. Answers
to exercises are included. Reproducible for classroom use.
Math Clues Book 1:
Whole Number Operations by Charlene Zastrow. 2004. This book teaches
students about the place-value structure of our base-ten number system. It
teaches them how to perform the four basic operations, what they mean, and how
they are related to one another. BTH-1597. $13.46-D
Math Clues Book 2: Fractions,
Decimals, and Percents by Charlene Zatrow and Rebecca Stark.
Educational Impressions, 2004. This book teaches students about rational numbers
and how to identify, compare, rename, and convert fractions, mixed numbers,
decimals, and percents. Students will also develop fluency in the basic
operations. 80 pages. BTH-1598. $13.46-D
Math Clues Book 3: Number Theory and
Graphing by Charlene Zatrow and Rebecca Stark. Educational
Impressions, 2005. In this book students will focus on the following areas: even
and odd numbers; factors and multiples; prime factorization; divisibility rules;
data and samples; range, mean, median, and mode; interpreting and constructing
bar graphs; line graphs, and pie graphs; line plots; frequency tables;
stem-and-leaf plots; and histograms. 88 pages. BTH-2467. $13.46-D
Math Clues Book 4: Geometry and
Measurement by Charlene Zatrow and Rebecca Stark. Educational
Impressions, 2005. In this book students will explore the concepts of geometry,
including points, lines, perimeter, area, and volume. They will also learn how
to measure these things with both metric and English measurements. 96 pages.
BTH-2468. $13.46-D
Mathematics Word Puzzles by Peter Giddens, Educational Impressions,
2007, formerly published by User Friendly Resources. For grades 5-8. These 50
word puzzles help students to understand math vocabulary. The puzzles include
word searches, crosswords, and activities which cover a broad range of topics,
including numbers and operations; algebra; integers; percentages; statistics;
probability; angles / directions; symmetry; and transformations. Students can
work these individually or in pairs. BTH-4683. $10.76
Exploring Mathematics, by
Jean Shaw. These books offer hands-on learning experiences with meaningful materials that
help children develop concepts and skills naturally while fostering a positive attitude
about math. Both books include an extensive collection of reproducibles -- work sheets,
games, task cards, patterns, manipulatives to make, and bulletin board ideas. 160 pages
each.
Exploring
Mathematics, Grades K-3, Cat.#GY116, $11.65-D
Exploring Mathematics, Grades 4-6, Cat.#GY124,
$11.65-D
Helping Your Child With
Mathematics, by James Riley, Marge Eberts, and Peggy Gisler. For grades K-2.
This book shows parents how to take an active role in teaching their children important
math concepts while having fun together. You'll count, add, subtract, multiply, and even
learn some geometry while using concrete objects and hands-on activities appropriate to
your child's age and needs. The activities use objects found around the house and
challenge children to use imagination and creativity. The book provides 16 pages of
tear-out flashcards. It also guides you step-by step through each activity and concept so
you can help lay a solid foundation for future success in math for your child
122 pages, excluding flashcards. Cat.#GY-061X, $11.65-D
Incentive
Publications "Kids Stuff"
Math Yellow Pages
for Students and Teachers, Revised Edition, 2002. ISBN: 086530-5560.
This handy reference has been updated to make it a very comprehensive resource
for teaching and learning math skills. From lists of necessary math skills
arranged by topic, to tables and charts, math terms defined and illustrated and
computer talk, you will probably find what you need here. You'll find number
properties, tips on how to do all sorts of math operations, instructions for
problem solving, tables of weights and measures in both English and Metric
systems, special tricks for mathematicians, and more. 64 pages. For grades 2-8.
BTH-419. $8.96-D
Exploring The Numbers 1 to 100:
Activities, Learning Center Ideas, and Celebrations, by Mary Beth Spann.
This book for grades K-2 is full of activities to help children experience large numbers
in small doses -- even if thy can't read and write them yet. The various activities and
projects can be completed by students working alone or in groups or by the entire class.
In this book, teachers will find a year's worth of number and pattern related activities
and project possibilities that connect with children's interests and intellects. There are
many literature-related activities as well. 48 pages. BTH-4688. $7.99* Supply
limited to stock on hand. You can see if it's it's still here by following the
title link.
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