Grade(s): PreK (age 3) Pages: 240 Age appropriate problem solving and computation build the math reasoning skills necessary for success in higher level math and math assessments. All the math you need for a typical 3 year old presented in full color with illustrations designed to appeal to young children.
Age: 3 and up (choking hazard for young children) Dice set contains 12 dice in a variety of colors. All dice are 16mm. Four have the conventional dots on the faces. Four have the numerals from one to six written out as words. The final four dice show numerals. Remember the fun you had with dice games as a child? Did you realize how much you were learning as you matched the dots on the dice with a numerical quantity and counted on a play board. Add to the learning by using this dice set with our Snakes and Ladders or your favorite game.
Age: 3 and up (choking hazard for young children) Dice set contains 6 dice. All dice are 20mm. Two have the conventional dots on the faces. Two have the numerals from one to six written out as words. The final two dice show numerals. Remember the fun you had with dice games as a child? Did you realize how much you were learning as you matched the dots on the dice with a numerical quantity and counted on a play board. Add to the learning by using this dice set with our Snakes and Ladders or your favorite game.
Grade(s): PreK (age 4) Pages: 288 Age appropriate problem solving and computation build the math reasoning skills necessary for success in higher level math and math assessments. All the math you need for a typical 4 year old presented in full color with illustrations designed to appeal to young children.
Set of 100 soft foam pattern blocks for use with Hands on Thinking Skills and Building Thinking Skills Primary. Six different shapes in six different colors for teaching counting, sorting, patterning, shape recognition and spatial reasoning.
Set of 100 two-centimeter high-quality plastic cubes in 10 bright colors as used with the activities in Building Thinking Skills Beginning, Building Thinking Skills Primary, and Hands on Thinking Skills Ships priority mail for the price of ground - see shipping policy.
Sixty-piece set of hard plastic attribute blocks includes five shapes, two sizes, two thicknesses and three colors. Set comes in a convenient storage tray with shape sorter that can be used for tracing. Ships priority mail for the price of ground - see shipping policy.
Grade(s): K Pages: 256 Age appropriate problem solving and computation build the math reasoning skills necessary for success in higher level math and math assessments. Complete math curriculum for the typical Kindergarten child. Bright children can use this title at a younger age.
Grade(s): K-1 Activities: 48 Pages: 42 Understanding analogies and the ability to reason analogically are important problem-solving skills. There are few resources to assist children in the explict use of analogous reasoning with quantitative and spatial information. This series fills that void.
Grade(s): 1 Pages: 272 Age appropriate problem solving and computation build the math reasoning skills necessary for success in higher level math and math assessments. Complete math curriculum for the typical first grade child. Bright children can use this title at a younger age.
Grade(s): 1-4 Pages: 311 Primary Grade Challenge Math offers material that goes beyond calculation skills for those children who enter the primary grades already knowing basic concepts. This book allows parents and teachers to instill a deeper level of mathematical understanding and thinking skills in young children while nurturing a love of mathematics.
Grade(s): 2 Pages: 320 Mathematical Reasoning™ helps your child devise strategies to solve a wide variety of math problems. These books emphasize problem solving and computation to build the math reasoning skills necessary for success in higher level math and math assessments. Complete math curriculum for the typical second grade child. Bright children can use this title at a younger age.
Grade(s): 2-3 Pages: 48 Understanding analogies and the ability to reason analogically are important problem-solving skills. There are few resources to assist children in the explict use of analogous reasoning with quantitative and spatial information. This series fills that void.
Grade(s): 2-6 Pages: 48, perforated, reproducible Format: student book with answers Children develop deductive thinking and pre-algebra skills as they solve balance puzzles. Children must analyze each balance to identify the clues, and then synthesize the information to solve the puzzle.
Grade(s): 2-5Activities: 38 Pages: 48 Sharpen your child's critical thinking skills, computational skills, and develop algebraic reasoning.
Grade(s): 2-4 Pages: 154 Reinforce 2nd to 4th grade math concepts and skills by asking students to apply these skills and concepts to non-routine problems. Applying mathematical knowledge to new problems is the ultimate test of concept mastery and mathematical reasoning. This is the difference between quantitative reasoning and math. Solutions included.
Spectrum Word Problems provides clear examples of how the math skills students learn in school apply to everyday life with challenging, multi-step word problems, skills that are essential to proficiency with the Common Core Standards
Grade(s): 3 Pages: 384 Grade level math presented in a way which bridges the gap between computation and mathematical reasoning. Use for variety, fun and understanding.
Grade(s): 3 Activities: 80Pages: 86 Complete the Picture Math develops a wide variety of math, reading, visual, and spatial reasoning skills. Children solve an engaging word problem that focuses on reading comprehension and mathematical reasoning before completing and coloring an animal picture.
Grade(s): 3-4 Activities: 38 Pages: 150 Math Detective® uses topics and skills drawn from national math standards to prepare your students for advanced math courses and assessments that measure reasoning, reading comprehension, and writing in math. Students read a short story that includes a chart, table, or graph. Next they answer critical thinking questions to improve their understanding of the math concept and develop their critical thinking (comprehension) skills. Students can’t just scan the story for answers—they must carefully analyze and synthesize the information from the text and the chart, table, or graph to explain and support their answers.
Grade: 3-6 Pages: 88 Diverse reproducible activity pages range from completing simple patterns to data sorting and classification. The activities develop conceptual skills that will be important to success in more abstract math subjects.
Grade(s): 3-5 Pages: 380 Designed for students who need more challenging material than they typically encounter in most math curricula. Each chapter contains instruction and problems at 4 levels of difficulty. In addition, each chapter includes multiple “problem sets” in which a single problem type is presented in increasingly complex steps, illustrating how a simpler problem can progress from one step to multistep problem solving.
Singapore Math Challenge provides thought-provoking problems, puzzles, and brainteasers that will strengthen mathematical thinking. Step-by-step strategies are clearly explained for solving problems at varied levels of difficulty. A complete, worked solution is also provided for each problem.
This book offers differentiated pages that enable teachers to effectively cover all NCTM strands while building building skills and providing targeted practice to meet individual student needs. Thinking Kids’™ Math Analogies teaches basic number relationships and higher-level thinking by infusing basic math and problem-solving skills into each problem.
Grade(s): 4-5 Pages: 48 Understanding analogies and the ability to reason analogically are important problem-solving skills. There are few resources to assist children in the explict use of analogous reasoning with quantitative and spatial information. This series fills that void.
Grade(s): 4-12+Activities: 38 Pages: 48, reproducibleSharpen your child's critical thinking skills, computational skills, and develop algebraic reasoning.
Grade(s): 4-12+ Activities: 38 Pages: 48 Sharpen your child's critical thinking skills, computational skills, and develop algebraic reasoning.
Grade(s): 4 Pages: 384 Grade level math presented in a way which bridges the gap between computation and mathematical reasoning. Use for variety, fun and understanding.
Grade(s): 4-6 Pages: 320 Reinforce 4th to 6th grade math concepts and skills by asking students to apply these skills and concepts to non-routine problems. Applying mathematical knowledge to new problems is the ultimate test of concept mastery and mathematical reasoning. This is the difference between quantitative reasoning and math. Solutions included.
Grade(s): 4-6 Activities: 318 Pages: 90 Math Word Problems helps students conquer the "dreaded" math word problem by teaching them when and how to apply the math operations they already know to real-life situations. The developmentally sequenced problems in each book are arranged so they cannot be solved by rote processes. Each problem requires its own thinking/problem-solving approach rather than applying the same solution process to entire groups of problems.
Grade(s): 4-12+ Activities: 39 Pages: 48 Children develop deductive thinking and pre-algebra skills as they solve balance puzzles. Children must analyze each balance to identify the clues, and then synthesize the information to solve the puzzle.
This book offers differentiated pages that enable teachers to effectively cover all NCTM strands while building building skills and providing targeted practice to meet individual student needs. Thinking Kids’™ Math Analogies teaches basic number relationships and higher-level thinking by infusing basic math and problem-solving skills into each problem. The activities cover each strand with three levels of difficulty to allow for differentiated instruction.
Grade(s): 4-9 Pages: 429 Challenge Math provides enrichment math activities and develops student problem solving skills. Over 1000 problems at three levels of difficulty to challenge even the brightest students.
Grade(s): 4-12 Pages: 244 Mathematicians and scientists have been closely tied to many famous disasters like the Challenger explosion. Discover the ten things our future mathematicians and scientists must know to prevent these kinds of tragedies from occurring and learn about the strong connections between mathematics and science in the real world.
Grade(s): 4-12Pages: 320 Every math student needs a tool belt of problem solving strategies to call upon when solving word problems. In addition to many traditional strategies, this book includes new techniques such as Think 1, the 2-10 method, and others developed. Each chapter contains problems at five levels of difficulty to meet the needs of not only the average math student, but also the highly gifted.
Grade(s): 4-12Pages: 394 Fascinating math investigations will keep students engaged as they cut through deception and flawed thinking. Problems are presented at four levels of difficulty, and detailed solutions are provided.
Grade(s): 4-9 Pages: 310 Algebra is often taught in an abstract manner with little or no emphasis on what algebra is or how it can be used to solve real problems. Real World Algebra explains how word problems can be "translated" into the language of Mathematics in an easy to understand format using cartoons and drawings.
Grade(s): 4-9 Pages: 219, color A must-have for parents and students alike, this comprehensive resource provides definitions, descriptions, and illustrations in all areas of elementary and middle school mathematics. It is designed to explain the language and concepts of mathematics in easily understood terms for school and home use.
Grades: 5-7Pages: 96, perforated, reproducibleRich and diverse collections of pattern problems for students to explore, investigate, discover, and create. Forty activity sets in each book are divided into five themes that appear in rotating order:
Grade(s): 5-6 Activities: 40 Pages: 113 Math Detective® uses topics and skills drawn from national math standards to prepare your students for advanced math courses and assessments that measure reasoning, reading comprehension, and writing in math.
Grade(s): 5 Pages: 384 Grade level math presented in a way which bridges the gap between computation and mathematical reasoning. Use for variety, fun and understanding.
Grade(s): 6 Pages: 448, color Answers included Grade level math presented in a way which bridges the gap between computation and mathematical reasoning. Use for variety, fun and understanding.
Grade(s): 6-7Pages: 64, perforated, reproducible Understanding analogies and the ability to reason analogically are important problem-solving skills. There are few resources to assist children in the explicit use of analogous reasoning with quantitative and spatial information. This series fills that void.
Grade(s): 6-7Pages: 92, perforated, reproducible This collection of 150 problems recasts more traditional math problems from a single calculation to two or more calculations to to make a comparison and come to a final conclusion.
Grade(s): 6-12+Activities: 39Pages: 48 Children develop deductive thinking and pre-algebra skills as they solve balance puzzles. Children must analyze each balance to identify the clues, and then synthesize the information to solve the puzzle.
Grade(s): 6-12+ Activities: 38 Pages: 48 Sharpen your child's critical thinking skills, computational skills, and develop algebraic reasoning.
Grade(s): 6-8 Activities: 88 Pages: 96 What do you get when you mix the antics of a cynical (but lovable) cat with dozens of clever (and challenging) math problems? You get unique ventures that put your math skills to good use - plus get a lot of adventuresome, mind-stretching fun.
Grade(s): 6-adult Pages: 224 700 fun and challenging questions (and answers) designed for advanced students in 6th grade and up. Each challenge page contains a question in each of seven curriculum areas including: math, money, science, geography, history/government, facts & factoids, and language of algebra. Questions represent a range of relevant and important knowledge areas that will prompt students into further research and discussion.
Grade(s): 6-adultPages: 224 700 fun and challenging questions (and answers) designed for advanced students in 6th grade and up. Each challenge page contains a question in each of seven curriculum areas including: math, money, science, geography, history/government, facts & analogies, and factoids. Questions represent a range of relevant and important knowledge areas that will prompt students into further research and discussion.
This book provides all the instruction, practice, and review students need to understand Pre-Algebra from the beginning of the year to the end. Step-by-step explanations, complete practice problems, and fun extension activities will help students in grades 6 and up master even the most challenging topics.
Grades:6-8 Pages: 128, Perforated Reproducible for single classroom use only The 100+ Series, Math Practice, offers in-depth practice and review for challenging middle school math topics including ratios and proportional relationships, the number system, expressions and equations, geometry, and statistics and probability. Bonus activities on each page help extend the learning and activities, making these books perfect for daily review in the classroom or at home.
Grade(s): 7-9 Pages: 154 Reinforce 7th and 8th grade math concepts and skills by asking students to apply these skills and concepts to non-routine problems. Applying mathematical knowledge to new problems is the ultimate test of concept mastery and mathematical reasoning. This is the difference between quantitative reasoning and math. Solutions included.
Grade(s): 7-9 Pages: 256 Successful completion of this middle school geometry course will virtually guarantee a student’s success in high school geometry. Although the geometric concepts of perimeter, area, and volume are taught piecemeal from elementary school through middle school, many students enter high school without the skills and knowledge to succeed in high school geometry. This book teaches students an understanding of the reasoning behind the properties taught in geometry instead of merely asking them to memorize them.
