place value (mathematics)

This title uses bank transactions to teach place value and the properties of math operations. Opening a bank account, for example, may use the commutative property, and the associative property comes into play when filling out a deposit slip.

Introduces early readers to the mathematical concept of place value.

Presents the Standard Deviants approach to learning basic math, covering the addition of positive and negative integers, the number line, and number places.

Illustrations and easy-to-follow text help children learn about place values and how they can be used to count items.

The number system children will use throughout their lives is based on a place-value system. Understanding the place value system is a foundation to all operations as children progress in mathematics education.

Uses illustrations of exponentially increasing peas to present the concept of numbers from one to a million, billion, trillion.

Teaches the concept of place value, following a young girl as she studies the numbers on road signs during a car trip to her grandma's house.

Teaches subtraction at a farm.