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Slumber Party Problem Solving
Using everything from gardens and food to coins and toys, this series introduces young readers to math that is fun and inviting with simple text and full-color photographs that help make the subjects easier to grasp.
31 pages, Library Binding
First published March 1, 2006
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August 18, 2024
Ditch the streaming entertainment. Dump out the nail polish for girls giving each other manicures. How about some entertainment of value, educational value!
I wish every slumber party for girls could include word problems and other assignments to sharpen math skills!
Between the clever text and the excellent photos, this book is such fun.
May it interest countless girls in learning to rev up their math skills.
FIVE STARS
I wish every slumber party for girls could include word problems and other assignments to sharpen math skills!
Between the clever text and the excellent photos, this book is such fun.
May it interest countless girls in learning to rev up their math skills.
FIVE STARS
April 4, 2012
This is appropriate for younger children and ELLs students. Has simple language with appropriate illustrations.
It is good to teach basic number fact and simple problem solving skills.
It is good to teach basic number fact and simple problem solving skills.
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