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Crowell Young Math Books
Binary Numbers
A story about a request made by the inventor of the game of chess is used to dramatize the binary concept, and simple projects reinforce ideas pertaining to binary numbers
- GenresPicture BooksMathematics
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First published January 1, 1977
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Clyde Watson
27 books7 followersClyde Watson is a children's book author. She is the daughter of Nancy Dingman Watson and Aldren A. Watson and the sister of Wendy Watson.
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June 18, 2014
Seriously, people! This book caught me off guard! I was amazed at how interested my neices were in the subject matter! I would have thought they would find it over their heads - but my neice STILL knows her binary sequence from 2 to 2048 (and it has been a long time since I read the book to her). I can see why it is so expensive to get one's own copy, but I think I will have to get it anyway!
August 17, 2008
Another great math reader! Explains binary numbers so well, that after reading it you will have one of those "Oh, why did I not think of that before?" moments. Or feel sad that you never really understood binary nymbers....
September 25, 2007
Binary numbers explained! In a picture book. =) Never be confused again.
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