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Mathematical Reasoning Level E (Gr. 4)
SKU
001439
ISBN
9781601446459
Grade 4
Neutral
Low Teacher Involvement
Visual
Spiral
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Description
Books A through F are for grades kindergarten through 5th grade, and can be used as core math curriculum. We also like to recommend them as a critical thinking supplement for any math program that is light in that particular area. These books incorporate the same spiral approach found in the Beginning books. Level G has been added for 6th grade and goes beyond drill and practice. It incorporates discussion-based problem solving to prepare students for the reasoning required for upper-level math.
Publisher's Description of Mathematical Reasoning Level E (Gr. 4)
Forget boring math lessons and dreaded drill sheets. This fun, colorful 384-page book uses engaging lessons with easy-to-follow explanations, examples, and charts to make fourth grade mathematical concepts easy to understand. It can be used as a textbook or a comprehensive workbook with your textbook to teach the math skills and concepts that students are expected to know in fourth grade—and several concepts normally taught in fifth grade. This book emphasizes problem-solving and computation to build for success in higher-level math and math assessments.Every lesson is followed with a variety of fun, colorful activities to ensure concept mastery. The lessons and activities spiral slowly, allowing students to become comfortable with concepts, but also challenging them to continue building their problem-solving skills. This book teaches more than mathematical concepts; it teaches mathematical reasoning, so students learn to devise different strategies to solve a wide variety of math problems. It is written to the standards of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
CONTENTS
- Addends
- Addition
- Age
- Analyze Data
- Angles
- Area
- Bar Graph
- Calendar
- Capacity
- Characteristics
- Circle Graphs
- Coins
- Congruence
- Coordinates
- Count
- Data Analysis
- Data Collection
- Decimals
- Division
- Equations
- Equivalence
- Estimate
- Fractions
- Graphs
- Inequalities
- Language
- Length
- Match
- Mean
- Median
- Mode
- Money
- Multiplication
- Negative Numbers
- Number Lines
- Odd/Even
- Order
- Parallel
- Patterns
- Perimeter
- Perpendicular
- Place Value
- Prediction
- Prime/composite
- Probability
- Properties
- Real World Problems
- Reflection/Translation/Rotation
- Regrouping
- Rounding
- Rulers
- Shapes
- Subtraction
- Survey
- Symmetry
- Tables
- Temperature
- Time
- Variables
- Weight
Category Description for Mathematical Reasoning (Gr. PK-9)
At such an early age, mathematical reasoning begins with simple activities such as distinguishing between even or odd amounts and learning the ordinal numbers. The Mathematical Reading series is correlated to the NCTM standards and accordingly incorporates topics such as patterns, number concepts/number lines, graphs, fractions, probability, geometry, and problem solving, as well as basic operations. The full color activity sheets should especially appeal to the younger student. Not only are the illustrations eye-catching, but they do an excellent job of demonstrating mathematical representations and relationships. Although manipulatives are not required, a link to a virtual manipulative website is provided in case additional concrete level reinforcement is needed. A wide variety of exercises and activities are utilized to keep your child both interested and motivated.
Beginning 1 focuses on numbers 1-5 while Beginning 2 focuses on 0-10, and they are intended for use with 3 and 4 year olds. The concepts are presented in a spiral fashion, so students will see the concept repeated at different intervals throughout the book. In most cases, children who finish these first two books should be ready to tackle kindergarten math.
Books A through G are for grades K-6 and can be used as a core math curriculum. These books can also be used as a critical thinking supplement to any math program. These books incorporate the same spiral approach found in the Beginning books.
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback Book |
|---|---|
| Grade: | 4 |
| Brand: | Critical Thinking Company |
| ISBN: | 9781601446459 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 1 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 2.6 |
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Looking for analysis and application math as a supplement
I've searched high and low for a math workbook that doesn't make my daughter cry and the Mathematical Reasoning series fits the bill! This series approaches math in a logical and systematic way…
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We have been using this math program for several years. We all enjoy how the book rotates through different types of math practice.