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40 Fabulous Math Mysteries Kids Can't Resist (Grades 4-8)
written by Marcia Miller, Martin Lee
Studio : Teaching Resources
by Teaching Resources
Brand : Scholastic
Publisher : Teaching Resources
Released : 2001-10-01
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780439175401
UPC : 078073175406
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 6 reviews)
List Price : $12.95
Our Price : $7.42
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Product Description |
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! |
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Incredibly fun math problems |
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I'm a private math tutor and am using this book as a Friday reward for two sixth grade girls who are studying algebra one with me. It is challenging in some interesting ways. It is full of story problems to be unraveled, about two kids who are detectives. I had given it to my daughter, who was the first year teacher and she said her kids loved it more than any other part of math. They can be solved alone or in groups. I really recommend this book. |
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As fun as math gets |
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This is a book your kids will enjoy, as far as you would ever expect your kids to enjoy a math workbook. The puzzles do build up a bit of suspense, and I like the problem solving approach. Recommended! |
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good book |
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Nice and challenging. My kids are happy with it. I give them one challenge from this book on the drive to school every morning and give them 10-15 mins to complete. It's nice to have books like this. They're only 8&9 but they cover most of it. |
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Interesting & challenging |
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I used a couple of these mysteries in my 5th grade classroom. The students enjoyed them because it was different then the way they usually practiced problem solving. The only downside to this book is that I think it is more challenging than the ages suggested. There were only a few stories that were appropriate for my 5th graders and those were still very challenging for them. I wouldn't reccommend this book to someone with a general ed. 4th grade classroom but it is perfect for junior high (6th, 7th, 8th) students! |
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Math Improvement the FUN way. |
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This product helped my grand daughter who was having math difficulty better understand math concepts. She was having fun at the same time. |
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