How Well Does Your Child Read, Write, and Do Math: Step-by-Step Methods for Parents to Assess and Develop their Child's Skills

How Well Does Your Child Read, Write, and Do Math?: Step-by-Step Methods for Parents to Assess and Develop their Child's Skills
Ann Cook (Author)
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The essential information contained on these pages reveals the truth about how a child is really performing in the classroom. Concerned parents can find the answers to:

What is my child’s learning style: auditory, visual, or tactile?
Is my child’s reading ability at grade level?
What are the national standards in writing at my child’s grade level?
Does my child have special abilities in math?

This easy-to-use manual is a roadmap to academic success. All parents who want their children to succeed in school need to read this book.

• Rank: #372209 in Books
• Published on: 2004-09-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 576 pages

Description #1 by Lakeshore Learning Materials:

Students boost math skills as they read.with teacher-guided activities designed for small-group learning! Our grade-appropriate center includes 4 copies of 4 different storybooks, plus 4 corresponding lesson plans with step-by-step instructions. Children just read a simple 8-page story together, stopping to solve the math problems presented throughout the book-and explore everything from fractions & time to money & geometry. Weve even included write & wipe work mats featuring handy reference information to help children solve each problem, plus a write & wipe activity card for students to record their answers! Center has a total of 16 books, 16 work mats, 16 activity cards and 4 lesson plans-all in a 11 3/4" display box.

Description #2 by Alibris:

Description #3 by Educational Toys USA:

Complete Homeschool Kit Math Gr 1 - Building directly on Math K, Math 1 establishes a solid understanding of basic math concepts, such as comparing and ordering numbers, mastering all basic addition facts and most basic subtraction facts, adding two-digit numbers without regrouping, naming fractions, and measuring with inches, feet, and centimeters. Your child will also learn to create, read, and write observations from real graphics, pictographs, and bar graphs. includes: Homeschool Teacher's Manual 130 Lessons Step-by-step instructions and scripts Pre-class preparation instructions A complete list of materials needed for each lesson Spiral-bound to lie flat when open 730 pages Student's Meeting Book Used for the daily opening exercise Provides a colorful way to teach the days, years, and dates Student Workbooks/Fact Cards All necessary student materials Bound in two workbooks Practice pages, masters, and fact cards Manipulatives are required for Math 1. Click here to find what you will need.