iMath Readers: Level A
10 total works
"The mathematical concept of time is introduced as two boys learn about the importance of time not only today, but in history as well. Readers learn about how to tell time, the difference between analog and digital clocks, noon vs. midnight, and how to count time. Includes a discover activity, a history connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
"The mathematical concepts of money, value, and counting dollars and cents are introduced as children attend a local carnival. Readers learn the differences between bills and coins, and are taught to skip count, count on, and compare values. This book includes a discovery activity, a history connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
"The mathematical concepts of tally marks, picture graphs, and bar graphs are introduced as children hold a toy sale to raise money for a local hospital. Readers also learn to organize and interpret data, to count tally marks, and basic addition and subtraction skills. This book includes a discover activity, a science connection, and a mathematical vocabulary introduction"--Provided by publisher.
"Mathematical concepts of counting, estimating, and "greater than" or "less than" are introduced as readers help a farmer herd his sheep. Readers learn to count using tally marks, hundred charts, and group counting. Includes a discover activity, science connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
"The mathematical concepts of naming plane, solid, and composite shapes are introduced as students enter a spaceship design contest. Readers learn to identify shapes by counting the sides and corners of flat shapes and naming the faces of solid shapes. This book includes a discover activity, an art connection, and a mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
"Mathematical concepts of "greater than" and "lesser than" are introduced through a story about building a playground. Readers learn about place value as they help the builder gather and bundle materials. Different methods of determining place value are used such as place-value blocks and linking cubes. Includes a discover activity, history connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
"The mathematical concepts of shapes, sizes and colors are introduced as students explore a local playground. As the students identify attributes of objects, they also learn about flat and three-dimensional shapes, prepositions, and art materials such as clay, tissue paper and paint. This book includes a discovery activity, an art connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--