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Let's make a tally chart

Explains the features of tally charts and discusses how they can be used to organize data. Outlines how to make a tally chart of one's own and includes photographs and a glossary.

Let's make a picture graph

Explains the features of picture graphs and discusses how they can be used to organize data. Outlines how to make a picture graph of one's own and includes photographs and a glossary.

Let's make a circle graph

Explains the features of circle graphs and discusses how they can be used to organize data. Outlines how to make a circle graph of one's own and includes photographs and a glossary.

Let's make a bar graph

Explains the features of bar graphs and discusses how they can be used to organize data. Outlines how to make a bar graph of one's own and includes photographs and a glossary.

Edgar Allan Poe's pie

math puzzlers in classic poems
Presents a collection of math puzzles inspired by classic poems by Poe, Whitman, Dickinson, Frost, and other poets. Includes poet biographies.

Toy tally

how many toys are there?
Mona and her friends hold a toy sale to help raise money for their local children's hospital. In the process they learn how to use tally marks and different types of graphs to calculate how many toys they have sold and how much money they have made.

Matem?ticas en el Sol

2017
"The sun's structure, atmosphere, and other features are introduced in collaboration with related mathematical problems"--Amazon.com.

Bridges to infinity

the human side of mathematics
1983

My fourth-grade mess

1996
Michelle has been working really hard on her math, but when she gets a good grade on her test, the teacher accuses her of cheating. Michelle knows who the real cheater is, but if she tells, the other kids will think she's a snitch, so she tries to find another way out of her dilemma.

Bicycle science fair projects

2016
From demonstrating gravitational pull to measuring speed and efficiency, your bicycle is a great tool to use when planning your next science fair project.

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