Connecting Math Concepts Presentation Book 2 Level B
#2 in Connecting Math Concepts Series
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What’s inside...
The print experience includes a component called 'Builds student background' that assists teachers in modeling student responses, building background knowledge, and piquing students' interest. Additionally, the book is in very good condition with no markings or writings. Although the cover is clean, it may exhibit normal shelf wear. It ships promptly and includes a tracking number.
Discussion points
What do you think is the most interesting way the book shows us how to use numbers in everyday life?
Can you create a similar problem like the ones in the book using items around our house?
How do the pictures in the book help you understand the math concepts better?
If you could add one more chapter to the book, what math concept would you like to explore more?
Tip: Role play these questions
While discussing the book, make use of real-world examples that mirror the math concepts presented to make them more relatable.
Encourage your child to draw or use physical objects to solve the problems presented in the book to make the session interactive.
Praise efforts in problem-solving regardless of correctness to boost confidence and interest in math.
Ask your child to explain their thought process while solving a problem to understand their perspective and guide them effectively.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Building Problem-Solving Skills
Explanation: This book introduces basic mathematical concepts and challenges that encourage children to think critically and solve problems methodically.
Real-World Application: Children can apply these problem-solving techniques in everyday situations, whether it's dividing treats fairly among friends or figuring out the amount of time left for play.
Example Lesson: Understanding Relationships Between Numbers
Explanation: Through engaging exercises, children learn how different numbers relate to each other, fostering a deeper understanding of mathematical principles.
Real-World Application: This understanding helps children manage basic arithmetic in real life, such as making purchases or measuring ingredients while cooking with family.
Example Lesson: Developing Sequential Thinking
Explanation: The book’s structured approach to presenting math concepts helps children learn to think sequentially, an important skill in mathematics.
Real-World Application: Sequential thinking aids children in following steps in a process, such as completing homework assignments or organizing their daily routines.