Math : A Book You Can Count on

from vwhitt

This is a cute way to describe math to children. Not only does it include math skills that children will recognize, it includes images that children can look at to understand the skills in the book. For instance, it shows a character holding up a slice of a cake to represent subtraction (because ...

from slbenne1

This book would be a great resource for all grade levels. The author personifies each math aspect, and creates clever phrases that a student can remember easily. Each page is accompanied by memorable pictures that students of all ages would enjoy.

from jroy218

"Math: A book you can count on!" comes from the Basher book series. This book delves into topics such as numbers, operations, shapes, and data. It defines each term and gives examples of it and has a cartoon character type drawing to go along with each term. This book presents many terms at one t...

from ktnguyen

Similar to the other Basher Basics math books, this one is an introductory guide to the fundamentals of mathematics. The book would be appropriate for elementary students (3rd-5th grades). Although the book is part of a series, I would like to know who Dan Green is. There is no information on the...

from kgeorge

This book uses characters representative of the terms to illustrate the meaning of the concept. Each concept is explained in a one-page summary which includes the definition, historical content, and examples. The preceding page shows the character that either represents the concept itself or enga...