multiplication

"[Text and illustrations] help children learn about the power of numbers and how working together can make the world a better place"--Back cover.

First there's one dinosaur, then two, then four... keep up the doubling and there will sixty-four dinosaurs before the story's through. The dinosaurs like to stomp and play, but they seem to keep multiplying. This math reader is a great introduction to the concept of addition and doubling.

Uses the Iditarod race in Alaska to teach young readers about multiplication.

Discusses the math that can be used to explain the Iditarod race in Alaska.

"Moxie Jo is a girl who always wants more and does not like sharing with her younger brother, so when she finds a magic stick that doubles whatever she points it at she is delighted--until she points it at her puppy and the button gets stuck"--OCLC.

"Multiplying and dividing might sound difficult but this fun book aims to teach kids otherwise! In this colorful volume, students will learn about the basics of these mathematical operations through simple games and activities. Tips and questions will help them consider different aspects of math principles, while . . . pictures make it easy to follow along through each . . . activity"--OCLC.

"Multiplying and dividing might sound difficult--but this fun book aims to teach kids otherwise! In this colorful volume, students will learn about the basics of these mathematical operations through simple games and activities. Tips and questions will help them consider different aspects of math principles, while bright pictures make it easy to follow along through each fun activity"--Provided by the publisher.

In this story that introduces the fundamentals of addition and the concept of doubling, a swamp becomes quite crowded as the number of dinosaurs doubles each time, from one to sixty-four.

Readers are introduced to mathamatical multiplication concepts with clear, simple explanations.

Teaches multiplication through events at special holiday.