From the Publisher:
Number Sentence Cards are the homeschool math teacher’s best friend! Your student will be able to keep working smoothly on a math lesson if you get called away for a moment with these convenient Number Sentence Cards. Each card contains six number sentences—enough to require effort but not too much to seem overwhelming.
More than 500 ready-to-use equations at your fingertips!
24 Cards for Multiplication Tables (from 7 x 10 to 10 x 10)—Six cards for each multiplication table (including division) being learned in Book 3.
24 Cards for Mixed Multiplication and Division (from 1 x 10 to 6 x 10)—144 number sentences that review multiplication and division facts learned in Book 2.
36 Cards for Mixed Multiplication and Division (from 1 x 10 to 10 x 10)—216 number sentences that review multiplication and division facts from all the tables learned.
How to Use Number Sentence Cards
Before a lesson begins, pull out an applicable card or two. You might select cards of the number currently being worked with in the arithmetic lesson or use cards for particular numbers that need additional practice.
If you unexpectedly need to attend to something else for a few minutes, give your child the selected cards so she may continue working on her own without interruption. She should complete the number sentences, using manipulatives if needed, and write the answers on her personal whiteboard.
In Lois Lowry's unforgettable Newbery Medal–winning novel, a ten-year-old Danish girl's bravery is tested when her best friend is threatened by Nazis in 1943.
Numbers and Colors features teaching guidelines and reproducible practice sheets as well as tracing, counting, coloring, drawing, and oral exercises. This book is included in our Junior Kindergarten Complete Curriculum Package.
Numbers Book Part One covers 0-15. It includes mazes, coloring, pattern recognition, connect the dots, and many more exercises that help your student master the numbers through 15. The appendix contains reproducible practice pages.
Numbers Book Part Two covers 16-100. Activities include mazes, coloring, pattern recognition, connect the dots, and more! The appendix contains reproducible practice worksheets.
This activity book is about Canada's newest territory. Topics include the climate of the Arctic, the treeline, the tundra, natural resources and how animals and people adapt in this vast northern land. Other topics introduce students to the art and traditions of the the Inuit, Sir John Franklin and other Arctic explorers, Auyuittuq National Park, Iqaluit, the capital, and the territory's new coat of arms and flag.
Amy Steedman was a British author of books for children at the beginning of the twentieth century. This work includes classics such as The Three Bears and Sleeping Beauty.
From Beautiful Feet Books:
"The charming adventures of Obadiah Starbuck have been beloved by children and adults alike since he first captured hearts in the story of his friendship with an injured seagull in Thy Friend, Obadiah, winner of the Caldecott Honor."
Have you ever wondered why objects drop to the ground or what keeps the Moon from crashing into the Earth? Isaac Newton wondered why. Do you know whether a bowling ball will fall faster than a cricket ball? Galileo could have told you!
Ocean-Born Mary was a real person. She was born in mid-ocean, while her parents, a young Scotch-Irish couple, were voyaging to American in 1720. Shortly after her birth, the ship was captured by pirates. The sight of the new-born babe so moved the pirate captain that he named the baby Mary and allowed the immigrant band to proceed on its voyage unharmed. The child grew up to be called Ocean-Born Mary.
Lois Lenski came across this colorful New England legend, traced its historic origins with delight and wrote an absorbing story around this fascinating woman. It is a powerful tale, rich in flavor and humor, and valuable for its true picture of Portsmouth and the surrounding New Hampshire countryside fifty years before the American Revolution.
Lenski also wrote an afterword, dated May 1, 1939, about her research of Mary.
Celebrating the 300th year anniversary of Mary Wilson Wallace’s birth.
From the Publisher:
Have you ever noticed how blue Earth looks in photographs taken from space? This is because of our oceans. Earth is the only planet in our solar system with water on its surface—more than 200 quadrillion tons of water—and it’s constantly in motion. You don’t have to live near the ocean to know its power. Changes in temperature far out in the sea can cause a drought thousands of miles away. The oceans affect us all.
Award-winning science writer Seymour Simon brings you an in-depth exploration of the oceans.
Summer is the perfect time for an ocean unit and this package will give you everything you need! Please note that the price changes depending on the books you choose.
This manual covers all the basics of the ocean, including salinity; waves, currents, and tides; the ocean floor; the different layers of the ocean; fish, mammals, and other ocean life; and food chains in the ocean. It contains demonstrations and activities that will engage students and is replete with humour that appeals to young learners.
The Librarian Who Measured the Earth $24.99Quantity
From the Publisher: Number Sentence Cards are the homeschool math teacher’s best friend! Your student will be able to keep working smoothly on a math lesson if you get called away for a moment with these convenient Number Sentence Cards. Each card contains six number sentences—enough to require effort but not too much to seem overwhelming.
The history of numbers and counting told in a series of fireside stories.4 Grades
In Lois Lowry's unforgettable Newbery Medal–winning novel, a ten-year-old Danish girl's bravery is tested when her best friend is threatened by Nazis in 1943.
Numbers Book Part Two covers 16-100. Activities include mazes, coloring, pattern recognition, connect the dots, and more! The appendix contains reproducible practice worksheets.2 Grades
This activity book is about Canada's newest territory. Topics include the climate of the Arctic, the treeline, the tundra, natural resources and how animals and people adapt in this vast northern land. Other topics introduce students to the art and traditions of the the Inuit, Sir John Franklin and other Arctic explorers, Auyuittuq National Park, Iqaluit, the capital, and the territory's new coat of arms and flag.3 Grades
Amy Steedman was a British author of books for children at the beginning of the twentieth century. This work includes classics such as The Three Bears and Sleeping Beauty.
Immerse yourself in the true spirit of Christmas with this collection of daily readings.
From Beautiful Feet Books: "The charming adventures of Obadiah Starbuck have been beloved by children and adults alike since he first captured hearts in the story of his friendship with an injured seagull in Thy Friend, Obadiah, winner of the Caldecott Honor."
Have you ever wondered why objects drop to the ground or what keeps the Moon from crashing into the Earth? Isaac Newton wondered why. Do you know whether a bowling ball will fall faster than a cricket ball? Galileo could have told you!4 Grades
Ocean-Born Mary was a real person. She was born in mid-ocean, while her parents, a young Scotch-Irish couple, were voyaging to American in 1720. Shortly after her birth, the ship was captured by pirates. The sight of the new-born babe so moved the pirate captain that he named the baby Mary and allowed the immigrant band to proceed on its voyage unharmed. The child grew up to be called Ocean-Born Mary.Lois Lenski came across this colorful New England legend, traced its historic origins with delight and wrote an absorbing story around this fascinating woman. It is a powerful tale, rich in flavor and humor, and valuable for its true picture of Portsmouth and the surrounding New Hampshire countryside fifty years before the American Revolution. Lenski also wrote an afterword, dated May 1, 1939, about her research of Mary. Celebrating the 300th year anniversary of Mary Wilson Wallace’s birth.
From the Publisher: Have you ever noticed how blue Earth looks in photographs taken from space? This is because of our oceans. Earth is the only planet in our solar system with water on its surface—more than 200 quadrillion tons of water—and it’s constantly in motion. You don’t have to live near the ocean to know its power. Changes in temperature far out in the sea can cause a drought thousands of miles away. The oceans affect us all. Award-winning science writer Seymour Simon brings you an in-depth exploration of the oceans.
Summer is the perfect time for an ocean unit and this package will give you everything you need! Please note that the price changes depending on the books you choose.
This manual covers all the basics of the ocean, including salinity; waves, currents, and tides; the ocean floor; the different layers of the ocean; fish, mammals, and other ocean life; and food chains in the ocean. It contains demonstrations and activities that will engage students and is replete with humour that appeals to young learners.6 Grades
