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About this Brain Teaser Book:

Note: This book goes beyond just throwing a bunch of puzzles and games together for you to solve.

If you are searching for just games to solve without any explanation, this book is not for you. However if you are looking to learn how to create and solve puzzles, brain teasers, quizzes, along with many examples, etc., then this is the book for you.

This is not for the simple minded.

If this describes you, then please read on:

If you are one of those people who takes great pleasure in playing games, and also happens to be extremely competitive, you know how frustrating it can be to fail at solving a game or puzzle.

There are so many great benefits to brain games, besides pure enjoyment, it seems a shame to miss out of them.

Take a look:

Wakes up the brain

Helps you to learn new skills

Aids you in staying active

Makes it easier to solve problems

Expand your mind

Explorer inner skills and abilities

Without the right tools and information, it could take you longer than you want to figure out the secrets to successful brain games. Instead of spending a fortune on so-called experts or knocking yourself out with the old trial and error method, there is an easier way to learn everything you need to know about brain games.

A few years ago I found myself in a similar situation. I had always had an interest in brain game and really wanted to get started with it as a hobby after I retired in order to keep my mind active. After the first week I was so confused and frustrated; however, because there was simply so much to learn!

What I discovered completely changed the way I approached brain games.

How did I do it?

I would love to share my secrets with you and my new special report on brain games does just that!

Introducing ...

Puzzles, Math Games, and Brain Games: APuzzle Book, Quiz Book, and Trivia Book All in One!

Everything you need to know about the success coaching is included in this special report:

How to find brain games

How to create brain games

Using creative skills in solving brain games

Types of brain games

I leave absolutely nothing out! Everything that I learned in order to begin successfully solving brain games, I show you.

This is the most comprehensive report on brain games you will ever read! This comprehensive special report covers the following topics:

Solutions in problem solving

Understanding vocabulary brain games

Prompting the brain with brain games

Scientific reasoning in brain games

The science behind brain games

How to use both sides of the brain

How to memorize with brain games

No stone is left unturned in this comprehensive report!

P.S. You’ll be amazed at how simple and easy it is to learn how to begin successfully solving mind puzzles with Brain Games. You will feel more confident and secure when you master the incredible techniques presented in this special report..

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Customer Reviews (5)

A joke
This was a joke.Not only can the writer not writethe book is pointless.It says the same thing over and over and it didn't mean much the first time.Fortunately it was only a buck!

,Puzzles, Math Games, and Brain Games: APuzzle Book, Quiz Book, and Trivia Book All in One -Explore Mind Bending Puzzles, Games, and Experiments for All the Family" AAA+++

incomprehensible
the author cannot write competently in english. his primary language is not english.read sample before buying

I agree with all the other Reviews about the Brain Games book of Brain Teasers etc.
I agree with all the other Reviews about the Brain Games book of Brain Teasers etc. This book is thought provoking and tells you a lot about puzzles etc. and how to solve games and stuff.This is not for someone who just wants to solve a bunch of puzzles during a flight, trip, or something.This is more of an encyclopedia type book on how to solve problems and questions and stimulate your brain by developing your own creativity and stuff. You will get games and stuff, but not just games, if that makes sense. Also there is a revised version that has the table of contents hyper-linked and better navigation if you don't mind paying the xtra 2 bucks,just look for the same book with the starburst picture on the cover. Otherwise it's the same book.

Brain Exercise Book
Brain Exercise Book that gets into details of problem solving etc. and hot to solve problems.Brain Book for people who like quizzes etc. but not a bunch puzzles. More of a how to solve problems rather than a book full of problems.

Teaches You Mind Games, Brain Teasers, etc.
Teaches You Mind Games, Brain Teasers, etc.This is not a book of endless puzzles. This books teaches you methods of puzzle solving, methods of solving problems, quizzes,etc.A real brain exercise of methods, with problems and examples that you run into mixed in.Teaches how to come up with your own mind games. ... Read more

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Don’t Just Learn Geometry...Master It!

Brimming with fun and educational games and activities, the Magical Math series provides everything you need to know to become a master of mathematics! In each of these books, Lynette Long uses her unique style to help you truly understand mathematical concepts as you use common objects such as playing cards, dice, coins, and every mathematician’s basic tools: paper and pencil.

Inside Groovy Geometry, you’ll find all the geometry basics, plus information on how to figure out the height of any object from its shadow, find distances "as the crow flies," estimate the area of any space, and much more. While you play the Name Game and Rectangle Race, you’ll learn how to draw, measure, and identify different kinds of angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals. And with fun activities like Bull’s Eye and Pizza Party, you’ll practice plotting coordinate points on a graph and measuring the area and diameter of a circle. Most important, you’ll have a great time doing it!

So why wait? Jump right in and find out how easy it is to become a mathematics master! ... Read more

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The Complete Book of Math Games offers children in grades 1 to 2instruction and practice in key math skills!

Customer Reviews (2)

good book to make math fun
The best thing about this book: my child likes it! He likes the activities and has learned a lot in the process. The colorful pictures and rewards attracted his attention. He seldom does anything for that long.

With his interest aroused by this book, we also let my son do some formal math (such as the excellent weekly math at Beestar.org). The two sides combined make a solid, systematic learning. As an interest-provoking activity book, this one does a fine job. I highly recommend it.

Excellent education series...keeps the kids busy for hours!
This was the first book out of this series that I purchased for my 6 year old son who was bored in school. I now own over 13 books in this series, which I use for my 6 year old and 4 year old. The books are excellent education workbooks. They contain literally hundreds of pages of learning activites. The pages are very interesting (even I have learned some new things!),colorful and creative. My son particularly enjoys the many math board games included in this workbook. It is an excellent and fun way to practice math skills. My children sit for hours in the afternoon and on weekends doing these workbooks...they don't even realize that they are really doing "schoolwork"! ... Read more

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Math War is an exciting way for children to learn simple addition and subtraction equations while having fun. Players take turns laying down cards and giving the answer to the problem on their card. The highest correct answer takes the trick. ... Read more

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Great Little Game for Teaching Simple Addition and Subtraction
My daughter, who has just turned four, was immediately excited when we opened this pack of cards. She's recently developed an intense interest in math, and we've been trying to find toys and games that would support in her new-found interest in a constructive way. This little game is a perfect learning tool, with the added excitement of being a mildly competitive luck-based game.

The cards only contain single digit numbers and the winning or losing answer is never greater than a value of 10. This is perfect for the beginner level that she is at. We also bought her an abacus recently and that's proved to be a perfect compliment to understanding these cards. She joyfully works out her answers with the abacus, and the abacus assists her in getting the correct answer every time.

The premise of the game is a familiar one to most, and the rounds end so quickly that there are plenty of opportunities for each player to score a luck-based win. Considering the learning-based premise of it, I think that's important. I want her knowledge and understanding to increase, not for her to feel it's something that has a 'failure' stigma attached. Of course, the gameplay is slowed by her need to perform calculation, but I predict that over time she will begin to recognize similarities in the problems and be able to solve them without the aid of the abacus - that is, if she doesn't simply memorize the problems and corresponding answers first.

As an added bonus, the company (School Zone) who manufactures these cards does so in the USA, a rarity these days, but this pleases me as we've been trying to avoid products manufactured by slave labor in third world countries. The cards themselves are attractive enough, with happy little children adorning each. And, of course, the price is right.

I'd highly recommend these to anyone with youngsters developing an interest in mathematics.

Great Game
This is a great game.My 7 year old likes it.It is a big help with this times tables.

Does the job, the kids love it.
I bought these to use as an assessment tool and practice for my students. It showed me that they needed more work than I had expected on their basic addition and subtraction facts with numbers up to 9, and has helped me measure their progress after each week of instruction. Plus they enjoy playing it, and ask to use it during free time sometimes. The cards are nice and big and sturdy, easy to handle. For the price, this can't be beat.

Love it!Great Learning Tool
Love this. It is great fun!My son, 7 plays with his sister 4.My son knows them all so he helps her but it is good review for him too. ... Read more

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Successful game programmers understand that in order to take their skills beyond the basics, they must have an understanding of central math topics; however, finding a guide that explains how these topics relate directly to games is not always easy. Beginning Math Concepts for Game Developers is the solution! It includes several hands-on activities in which basic math equations are used for the creation of graphs and, ultimately, animations. By the time you finish, you will have developed a complete application from the ground up that allows you to endlessly explore game development scenarios for 2D games. If you have a basic understanding of programming essentials and a desire to hone your math skills, then get ready to take a unique journey that examines what is possible when you combine game development with basic math concepts. ... Read more

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//#7 Retreove coordSets va;ies amd write a table
The title of the review is extracted from a comment line in a program presented in chapter 4.I hate to start a review complaining about errors, but I don't know why the example program text in the book could not get the ++ operator right (after chapter one it turned into + +).The errors in the book are annoying maybe more is expected from a book that states "...every program is explained in intricate detail, so if you are a beginner, you stand an excellent chance of being able to progress through the book without much difficulty."I don't think it makes a good impression to beginner's to show them programs that will not compile because of the syntax errors (+ + or missing brackets).I have managed to collect several pages of errors in the book.I can't make up my mind which was worse -- text not matching programs being discussed (wrong function arguments, equations), the syntax errors in the book, or programs in the book not matching program on the CD.

The authors even managed to mangle the rule for determining if a graph represents a function.
FROM THE BOOK:
"One way to test a function is to apply the horizontal line rule. This rule involves drawing horizontal lines at any point along the x axis of the Cartesian plane on which you have plotted the values of a function. If the line crosses the line or curve at only one point, then you are dealing with a valid function."

Well, the good news is the author(s) finally get the definition right by Chapter 6 page 25 (after two wrong attempts). They refer to the "vertical line test."

I wondered who was the technical editor for the book that would let so many errors in the text get by them, well it appears it may have been a relative. I wonder if they bothered to actually read the book. There was at least one major error in every chapter.I think the authors should provide an errata sheet...or maybe it would be too embarrassing.

Lastly, the authors were lazy in their examples. Rather than creating one program to demonstrate profit/loss and another for conversion from Fahrenheit degrees to Celsius degrees, they literally re-use the same program using variables for temperature conversion for profit and loss. This is how they compact things...they combine several programs into one....with the reader having to comment out or remove comments to keep up.

The book suffers from poor typesetting (if in fact that accounts for the syntactically incorrect programs and poor references to classes and methods) and poor choice of samples that really belong in a book titled "Don't program like this..."

The title of this review was not accident is a prime example of what you will get with this book.

My final two cents: I purchased this book for consideration as a supplement or recommendation when I teach a game design course.I can safely say ...not this edition. ... Read more

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Adorable Activities, Games, and Manipulatives Based on Favorite Nursery Rhymes--That Meet the NCTM Standards
Link reading and math!
Invite Mother Goose into the classroom to help make early math skills and concepts come alive for young learners! These easy and engaging hands-on activities let kids practice counting with Old Mother Hubbard and telling time with Wee Willie Winkie. ... Read more

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70 Quick-and-Easy Games to Build Math Skills
Hands-on games to help you reinforce key math skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, probability, and factors. All games are easy to make and play. Includes reproducibles. ... Read more

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Great Activities
I run a math club at my children's school.I am always in search of activities to use.This book has great activities, especially for first through fourth grades.It would be a wonderful book to use at home, especially if your child doesn't like math.This would be a great way to show them that math is fun! ... Read more

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Math Games Played with Cards and Dice (4-6) is the third book in the Galaxy Series of supplementary mathematics materials. This is written as a source book for teachers and parents and is aimed at improving the basic skills of upper elementary school students. It contains a wide variety of games and puzzles to challenge learners of all ability levels in performing the basic arithmetic operations, use of the metric system, probability, and some pre-algebra concepts.Math Games Played with Cards and Dice (4-6) provides motivating mathematics games and puzzles that are supplementary to any basal mathematics program. It is not a self-contained mathematics curriculum. Its materials are designed with the entire range of learners in mind. Each game contains variations that present challenges for students who are able to probe more deeply into the activities presented. Classroom testing of these games and activities has consistently demonstrated that students enjoy them, are motivated by them and master basic skills through their use. Answers and comments are provided for many of the activities in the last section of this book.This book requires little more than standard playing cards, standard dice, meter sticks, and common classroom materials for successful use. Calculators can be useful in some activities, though they are not required. When customized dice are required, a non-permanent marker may be used to doctor the faces of the standard dice. The entire Galaxy Series conforms to the Mathematics Focal Points recommendations of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics as well as most state standards. The books also help prepare students for testing programs that are mandated under state and federal statutes.Thank you for using the supplementary mathematics materials of IPMG Publishing! ... Read more

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Recommended by Math Teacher
This book is very easy to use and can be utilized at a moment's notice as long as you have cards and dice. If you don't have cards, they have a set of reproducible cards in the back of the book! The contents list includes the skills used in each game which make it very easy to align with curriculum and/or standards. There are a variety of concepts used in this book and each can be adapted to a variety of abilities. What better way to learn math than by having fun?!?! Let's Make 14 is an excellent game to help students work with probability by finding mean, median, mode, range and standard deviation. It could be used with older students as well. It's Your Call and 3 Ways to Win are very fun ways of working with expected winnings. I loved the Stacking Dice game which worked with addition of whole numbers. This is a perfect companion to any math textbook!

Kid Friendly, Teacher approved
This book is great for all learning styles!The activities are very hands-on and get the kids thinking.They actually have to "talk math"! All activities come with a teacher page clearly laying out what you need along with rules and variations to keep the activities from becoming repetitive.Students think it is fun because they actually get to play games in math! ... Read more

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From addition to subtraction to plane and space geometry, graphing, simultaneous linear equations, and probability, this book explains middle-school math with problems that children can understand and "want" to solve. 20 line drawings. 20 tables. ... Read more

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Not A Game In Sight
This book has explanations of how math works but does not contain MATH GAMES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL. It has sections titled "Math Camp" that give example questions for the concepts discussed earlier in the chapter. No middle schooler I have ever taught (in over 25 years of classroom experience) would consider doing word problems a 'game'. Practicing math facts and skills needs to be motivating for all students but for middle school students in particular it is a challenge to find a game that they want to play that also teaches them. The Math Camp format is not that. The title of this book is misleading. If you are looking for practice questions and techniques for teaching specific skills, it would be moderately helpful.

This book should be called Math No-Games
There is not one game in the whole book, just a "how to do math" book.Not at all what the title says!

A disservice to Mario Salvadori
I knew the late Mario Salvadori and have been a fan of his work. This is obviously a hack job with some of his ideas, then his name slapped on the cover to make it saleable. This book is a train wreck: old problems, no math games to speak of, and it reads like an abbreviated middle school textbook. This is a terrible book and an insult to Mr. Salvadori's memory.

If you want a genuine math book for middle schoolers, look to Harold Jacobs' Mathematics: A Human Endeavor, which after 40 years is still the best general interest math book with humor and insight.

Math's Little Book of Why
After reading some of the reviews on this book, I just had to respond with a review of my own.
This book reminds me a bit of "The Big Book of Tell Me Why" that children (and adults)love to read. I am a home schooling mom, not a math teacher. I am home schooling an accelerated second grader.For our "normal" math class work, we are use Singapore Math and the "Key To" series.For math enrichment, we are reading "Math on Call", A Mathematics Handbook and this one, "Math Games for Middle School". I find this book to be just what we need for answering my son's "why questions"."Where do numbers come from?""Why do we use base 10.""Do other people use another base?""Why do computers use base 2?""What is base 2?" As a home schooling mom, I love this book for its deep, yet managemable explanations to these questions.Terms are also defined.For example:base, exponent, decimal, decimal dot...both in terms and in examples.We are only on the first chapter (though I have browsed the first several) and my son only grasps some of the layers of the onion, but we are both enjoying the book.Our country relies too much on formulas and not enough on understanding.This book would bring joy to a class as an opening warm up to get them thinking. I wish we had more educators like the author of this book that excited his students to the joy of mathematics and not just to rote learning of rulesthat seemingly "dropped on us from the sky."The author taught on the faculties of Columbia university for 50 years and Princeton for 5 years.His earliest work was 8 years in his native city on the faculty of the University of Rome.Ph.D. in mathematics and in civil engineering.He has a center (I am not sure if it still exists as he died in 1997 at age 90) called the Salvadori Center that is dedicated to improving teaching in middle schools with emphasis on math and science.His words, "I have dedicated the last years of my life entirely to teaching the young, from kindergartners through high schoolers." Great book.

Math Games for Middle School
I teach middle school mathematics and I think the book is great to aid in cooperative learning groups.Using the information and developing work stations will enhance the students' knowledge of the material.As a lesson, the book would require the creativity of the teacher to add other material and/or adjustments to make it interesting. This book is best for reteaching or review of the topics being taught. ... Read more

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A wealth of classroom-tested materials in two hefty books. Each volume features more than 300 reproducible games, activity worksheets, and instructional aids. Vol. 1 covers whole number arithmetic, geometry and measurement. Vol. 2 addresses fractions, whole numbers, decimals, percents, and word problems. Answers are included.Grades K-8 ... Read more

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Expand your students knowledge of math concepts with these fun and challenging activities. The activities in this book are based on a special holidays such as Halloween, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year's, and St. Patrick's Day.The topics covered in this book are addition and subtraction, even and odd numbers, multiplication and division, and more. ... Read more

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puzzles
Great to use as a filler for students who finish early or as a extra treat before avaction. ... Read more

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Updated with fun, colorful pages and engaging art, the best-selling HomeWorkbooks series is a favorite for both parents and teachers! This bookoffers educational and entertaining activities, puzzles, and games basedon academic standards and provides the early learning skills childrenneed to be successful in school. Skills cover addition and subtraction,problem solving, comparing numbers, and more. An incentive chart and 140stickers are included. Perfect for home, school, summer breaks, and roadtrips!

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This completely updated second edition illustrates the mathematical conceptsthat a game programmer would need to develop a professional-quality 3D engine.Although the book is geared toward applications in game development, many of thetopics appeal to general interests in 3D graphics. It starts at a fairly basiclevel in areas such as vector geometry and linear algebra, and then progressesto more advanced topics in 3D game programming such as illumination andvisibility determination. Particular attention is given to derivations of keyresults, ensuring that the reader is not forced to endure gaps in the theory.The book assumes a working knowledge of trigonometry and calculus, but alsoincludes sections that review the important tools used from these disciplines,such as trigonometric identities, differential equations, and Taylor series.Kindle textbooks are functionally equivalent to the print textbook. In some cases, individual items such as ancillary images or multimedia have been removed for digital delivery due to rights restrictions. ... Read more

Customer Reviews (14)

Not available for Kindle PC !?!
Disapointing : this ebook doesn't seem to be allowed for Kindle PC.
I was interested to be able to check the book on my desktop machine at work at the same time I would read it from my Kindle...

I strongly recomend for the ones that want to seriously go into game development!
When I received this book I couldn't wait to start reading it. I didn't finish it yet but so far all explanations, mathematical rules are so clear and understandable. It's incredible to model world with usage of equations and numbers. Don't hesitate! Get it. Enjoy.

Little more than an outline
I was disappointed in how little explanations were included in this math book.It seemed more like a dictionary.It was as if someone listed all the math concepts that could be included and then put the list into a hard cover binder.
I did read some of the other reviews thinking I had missed something.One suggested spending a year on the book.But there is so little there.My college book on linear algebra did a much better job of explaining the material.Theorems were explained, samples worked out and 10 to 20 problems were given at the end of each section.This book as 50 problems for the entire book.This book spends eight pages on quaternions.Studying these pages over an extended period of time would not give the understanding you could get from a book like Kuipers' Quaternions and Rotation Sequences.It took 75 pages but one is able to understand the system and how it relates to game programming.
With all the colleges now offering game programming degrees, their must be a book written by someone who is use to explaining the material.That person would know the best way to present the material and could anticipate questions and include the answers in his or her explanations.

a disappointment
the second edition brings a new chapter on the graphics pipeline. Well done, except that it is extremely obscure, for those who already understood the arcanes of the graphics pipeline.
Chapter 5 on "ray tracing": 6 pages on root finding of quadratic, cubic and quartic polynomials;
to compare with Chapter 7: "Visibility determination": The spatial partitioning deserves solely 4 pages.
What's the point on dwelling so much on something that is trivial and botching something that is hard to grasp and of paramount importance ?

One of a kind

As a professional 3D graphics programmer, I can not stress enough the quality of this book. This book covers 3D math fundamentals, algorithms, and it is complete with easy to understand (!) proofs. The math is difficult because there is so many problems to be solved in 3D (and they draw from many different branches of mathematics), but it is written in such a clear way that every topic is made approachable. Unlike esoteric Ph. D papers, you aren't assumed to have any specific knowledge of math idioms or jargon. You simply need a decent grasp of college calculus and trigonometry to make the most of it. There are a few samples too to test your knowledge.

Expect to spend at least a solid year to really make the use of this book. Treat it as you would a two - three semester course in college. During this process, you'll find yourself occasionally wanting to get more practice and referring to a respective book on it.

If you could only own two books for 3D programming, buy this first and buy Ericson's book on collision detection next.

In summary, Eric Lengyel's attention to detail and mastery of 3D math / algorithms really shines and this book is an example of it.



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This fully integrated system combines video lessons (durable VHS tapes), an activity book, a "clue" book (easy to master math tips and tricks), and a ton of games to help your youngster really welcome the opportunity to excel in math. Everything stores in the oversized clamshell case for easy storage. ... Read more

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Don't Just Learn Word Problems... Master Them!

Brimming with fun and educational games and activities, the Magical Math series provides everything you need to know to become a master of mathematics! In each of these books, Lynette Long uses her won unique style to help you truly understand mathematical concepts with common objects such as playing cards, dice, coins, and every mathematician's basic tools: paper and pencil.

Inside Wacky Word Problems, you'll discover how to decode many different types of word problems-from counting, logic, and percentage problems to distance, algebra, geometry, and graphing problems-in order to solve real-world dilemmas. While you play exciting games like Measurement Jeopardy and Percentage War, you'll learn how to identify word cues, develop reasoning skill,s and spot key formulas that will help you solve any problem with ease. You'll also boost your math skills as you enter into crazy contests with your friends, create mystery word problems, and play word-problem charades-and have a great time doing it!

So why wait? Jump right in and find out how easy it is to become a word-problem master!

Also available in this series: Dazzling Division, Delightful Decimals and Perfect Percents, Fabulous Fractions, Groovy Geometry, Marvelous Multiplication, and Measurement Mania, all from Wiley. ... Read more

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Great Resource for Teaching Business Math
Great Graphs and Sensational Statistics really made our 6th Grade Business Math unit very fun and interesting.While charting commercials, dangling spoons, taking surveys, flipping coins and following the stock market...we learned all about how to present information in a form that others can understand.

This is very REAL math that my child can use throughout his life - whether he's a weatherman, scientist, or business administrator!We all need to learn how to present information clearly and effectively.

Oh, and some statistical work is in there - means, medians, conducting a study and charting statistical results...highly recommended!

A fun and engaging way to grasp the basics of standard word problems
Part of the outstanding "Magical Math" series from John Wiley & Sons, Wacky Word Problems: Games And Activities That Make Math Easy And Fun by Lynette Long is specifically designed and presented to appeal to children ages 8 to 12 and provide them with a fun and engaging way to grasp the basics of standard word problems. Kids will learn how to answer computation problems, percentile problems, distance problems, and so much more through dozens of age-appropriate activities and entertaining examples. Wacky Word Problems is especially recommended as a homeschool curriculum supplement, and would be an appropriate acquisition for traditional grade school math curriculums and library reference collections as well.
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We're pleased to offer this CD-ROM that contains the worksheets, games, and teaching aids from the extensive appendices of both volumes of Teaching Math to People with Down Syndrome and Other Hands-On Learners (Book 1: Basic Survival Skills and Book 2: Advanced Survival Skills) . Now you can conveniently print out and reproduce these items from your own computer. Print them in color and make multiple copies for home or school or to take on trips.

Parents and teachers can select from over 150 items combined from both books to help their students learn new skills, practice current lessons, and review previously learned material. You'll be amazed by the wide range of offerings suitable for students of all ages who have Down syndrome, autism, or other cognitive disabilities. Here's a sampling:
Calculator Antics Worksheet
Earn and Pay Game
Counting by 10's Chart to 50
Numerals to Trace
Addition of 3 & 4 digits
Calories and Food
Multiplication by One Digit Worksheet
Division Tic Tac Toe Game
Reading Prices Worksheet
Coin Bingo Cards
Simulated Payroll Check
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10 Matching Games That Reinforce Basic Math Skills.Quick to prepare and easy to learn, the games in Math Games Galore! make learning new math skills fun. Like the classic memory game, the objective is to find the most pairs of matching cards using visual recall. Every game plays by an identical set of rules and directions, so once students learn how to play one game, they have learned how to play all 10 games. Also included in this resource; Reproducible activity pages that reinforce and extend the concepts introduced in each game, an answer key for each game to facilitate independent use by students, tips for trouble-free game play and additional ways to use game pieces Begin using Math Games Galore! Time and Money today! The standards-based games and activities in this resource have been designed to allow you to differentiate for the varying ability levels of your students and may be used to supplement, enhance, and enrich any math program.. Full-color, ready-to-use card stock game pieces included! ... Read more