geometry

Illustrations and easy-to-read text describe a number of different shapes.

High-level math is a big part of the technology that we use every day. But before most students can head to their chosen STEM career, they need to know the basics. Using real-life examples, this book reinforces the math curriculum, including counting, fractions, shapes, and data organization. Each spread introduces a cool concept, such as how robots communicate information, and explains it in a fun way. Full-color photographs further complement every interesting bit of content.

Uses elements of art to help children learn about perimeter and area.

An illustrated introduction to angles that describes different kinds of angles and how they are used in the game of basketball; and includes a problem solving activity.

An illustrated introduction to angles that describes different kinds of angles and how they are used in sports; and includes a problem solving activity.

Al-Kindi is believed by many scholars to be the first Islamic philosopher. At a time when Europe was plunged into the Dark Ages, the Islamic world was experiencing an important time of cultural growth and scientific advancement. While many considered Muslim students of ancient Greek philosophers to be infidels, al-Kindi was able to master the scholarship while interpreting it through his Muslim faith. His conclusions always supported the teachings of Islam, but the methods that he drew upon to reach these conclusions were rooted in science, math, and principles accepted by many other cultures and faiths.

To earn his knighthood, Radius must find and rescue a missing king. His father, Sir Cumference, and his mother, Lady Di of Ameter, give him a circular medallion, (a protractor), that he uses to find his way through a maze of many angles.

"Explores squares and how they are made up of four even sides. This makes the shape perfect for board games, putting tiles on the floor, or holding syrup on a waffle. Easy text and large pictures help early readers discover that squares are fun!"--Publisher provided.

Introduces sorting by shape.

Presents a five-week instruction unit that shows how teachers can help children in grades five and six learn about area and perimeter and the relationship between them.