Math for all season. Mind stretching math riddles

By:

Tang, Greg

Contributor(s):

local

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Math for Fun ; 2Publication details: New York : , : Scholastic Press, 2002.Edition: 1stDescription: 1 v. (unpaged) . : col. ill ; 26 cmISBN:

0439210429

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Summary: "Math For All Seasons is the second in a series of books that teaches problem-solving to children. I wrote it for a younger audience (ages 5-8) than The Grapes of Math, but it shares the same goal of encouraging kids to think through problems rather than rely on memorization. In terms of computational skills, I hope this book will help kids make a smoother transition from counting to arithmetic by introducing intuitive ways to group and add numbers. It also teaches kids to be open-

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Riverfield Country Day School Non-fiction	510 Math Concepts (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	Shelved in Non Fiction 510 Math Concepts		T0072285

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Each problem has a little twist, Each verse a clue you might have missed. So try a riddle on for size, Your brain will like the exercise. And when you're done it will be clear, That math's a blast throughout the year!

"Math For All Seasons is the second in a series of books that teaches problem-solving to children. I wrote it for a younger audience (ages 5-8) than The Grapes of Math, but it shares the same goal of encouraging kids to think through problems rather than rely on memorization. In terms of computational skills, I hope this book will help kids make a smoother transition from counting to arithmetic by introducing intuitive ways to group and add numbers. It also teaches kids to be open-

minded and practical, and encourages strategic thinking that is rooted in common sense."

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