A zany mathematical adventure that will encourage any 3-5th grade student to simultaneously read and solve math problems! Packed with over 200 word problems, 15 poems and 31 chapters of fun, it makes for raucous reading, methodical math enrichment, helpful homework assignments, and scintillating SUMMER MATH reinforcement!
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This should fascinate even the most math-phobic among us. It's a great stimulus to practice arithmetical skills. -- Teacher Education Magazine, May 2003
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Mr. R. is a math specialist who teaches and writes in New York City.
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This review is from: The Math Avengers Workbook (Spiral-bound)
I used this book over Winter vacation for review with my son who is in 4th grade- We had a great time reading the story and we liked the way the math skills were mixed and reviewed throughout the book. I wish I had learned math from a talking guinea pig named Cocoa!!!
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Third graders loved it,
This review is from: The Math Avengers Workbook (Spiral-bound)
My third graders were spell bound everyday I read a chapter for them. No one said a word and quickly wanted to answer the math problem if they could. I found it worked real well before lunch and they were expecting it at that time everyday. The math problems can be done easily by third grade but once in a while it turned into a higher teaching lesson which spiked their interest more because I told them "This is a 4th/5th grade problem, but we can do it!" Would recommend to all 3-6 grades.
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I love this book,
This review is from: The Math Avengers Workbook (Spiral-bound)
I'm in fourth grade and this book reminds me of Roald Dahl's James and GiantPeach, but it has a lot of math in it too! It was a lot of fun to do the math and read the story!
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Mr. Morris, the principal was very mad that the students had painted their classroom with purple swirls and gray polka-dots. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Mr. Morris, the principal was very mad that the students had painted their classroom with purple swirls and gray polka-dots. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
ducky rubber ducky, five lizards, wide open screaming, evil wizard, blue banana, smoke balls, cola bottling company, plastic money, strawberry sauce Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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