mathematical readiness

Presents tools educators may use to provide direct math intervention in the areas of number sense and computation for students in grades three to five, featuring over thirty math concepts, each with teaching strategies and a formative assessment, and including sample questions, and games.

Explains the benefits of differentiated instruction; and offers teaching and assessment strategies aimed at helping children in prekindergarten through second grade improve mathematical skills and better understand algebra concepts.

Explains the benefits of differentiated instruction; and offers teaching and assessment strategies aimed at helping children in prekindergarten through second grade improve mathematical skills and better understand geometry concepts.

Teaches math, reading, language arts, and visual discrimination skills through simple games and activities.

This book combines xounting, sorting, and classifying with the antics of Rupert Bean.

Describes an evaluation process that may be used to evaluate and improve mathematics programs in classrooms from kindergarten through grade twelve, identifying ten components of an effective mathematics program, and including templates, evaluation rubrics, and forms.

Looks at applications of mathematics in areas of everyday life, such as music, art, recess, and nature.