Working at the Post Office (Math for the Real World)

Children's Books

Linde, Barbara M.

Education & Reference

Rosen Classroom

Building Washington, D.C.: Measuring the Area of Rectangular Shapes (Math for the Real World)

Science & Math

Mathematics

Explains the concept of right angles using the classic folded-paper art of origami, and provides directions for making several origami forms.

Origami: Identifying Right Angles in Geometric Figures (Math for the Real World: Fluency)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

A Shopping Trip: Learning to Add Dollars and Cents Up to $10.00 Without Regrouping

Working at the Farmer's Market: Solving Money Problems Using the Four Math Equations

Powermath

Mattern, Joanne

Adams, Colleen

Roza, Greg

Moskal, Greg

PowerKids Press

Building Washington, D.C: Measuring the Area of Rectangular Spaces (Powermath)

<p>Explains how to measure the area of rectangles by studying the history and buildings of our nation's capital.</p>

Rosen Pub. Group

Origami: Identifying Right Angles in Geometric Figures (Powermath)

<p>Explains the concept of right angles using the classic folded-paper art of origami, and provides directions for making several origami forms.</p>

Origami: Identifying Right Angles in Geometric Figures (PowerMath)

Traveling Around the United States: Learning to Add 2 Three-digit Numbers Without Regrouping

This book makes learning basic math skills fun. It follows Alma and her mother on a shopping trip while teaching how to add up dollar amounts. Annotated photographs of money make for easy-to-follow explanations.

A Shopping Trip: Learning to Add Dollars and Cents Up to $10.00 Without Regrouping (Math for the Real World)

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