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During the elementary school years, it seems really important to help children understand the basic principles of math and think of math as fun and approachable. That is why I turn to elementary math books designed to be easy and enjoyable. There is a picture-book series called Whiz-Bang Math, volumes 1–5, which turns elementary math concepts into fun stories. After volumes 1–4, I got to read the new fifth volume soon after it came out. Like the earlier books, it makes math deliciously fun, and
My first grader recently joined a multiplication study group to understand the concepts, and since division is the opposite of multiplication, I wanted them to read about it in a book. I was curious how division would be explained. The story is about a village with nine households harvesting potatoes. Eight households take part in the work, while one household of an elderly couple does not, and the eight families divide 75 sacks of potatoes. Multiplication means adding equal groups of the same
Yun Byeong-mu: How do we divide it equally?
Swoosh Math, Volume 5! Enjoy key elementary-school math concepts through fun stories and pictures! This illustrated storybook shows that math can be a delicious subject to learn!
Korean title: 어떻게 똑같이 나누지?
Korean author: 윤병무
Korean publisher: 국수
ISBN-13: 9791190499590
Reviews
During the elementary school years, it seems really important to help children understand the basic principles of math and think of math as fun and approachable. That is why I turn to elementary math books designed to be easy and enjoyable. There is a picture-book series called Whiz-Bang Math, volumes 1–5, which turns elementary math concepts into fun stories. After volumes 1–4, I got to read the new fifth volume soon after it came out. Like the earlier books, it makes math deliciously fun, and
My first grader recently joined a multiplication study group to understand the concepts, and since division is the opposite of multiplication, I wanted them to read about it in a book. I was curious how division would be explained. The story is about a village with nine households harvesting potatoes. Eight households take part in the work, while one household of an elderly couple does not, and the eight families divide 75 sacks of potatoes. Multiplication means adding equal groups of the same
