"Preschoolers who can recognize shapes and understand the concepts of size and measurement will be ready to advance to basic math and geometry skills. The activities in this workbook are designed to help your child build this foundation ..."--Cover back.

Workbook to help children practice writing lowercase letters.

A solid foundation of basic math skills is essential for early success in math. This workbook is designed for kindergarten-age students to learn basic math concepts.

Success in math includes mastery of geometry skills and requires children to make connections between the real world and geometry concepts in order to solve problems. Successful problem solvers will be ready for the challenges of mathematics as they advance to more complex topics. The activities in this workbook are designed to help your children catch up, keep up, and get ahead. Best of all, they'll have lots of fun doing it! Some of the great features you'll find inside are: Connect the Plots Students plot ordered pairs on a coordinate grid, then connect the points to reveal a hidden picture. Work It Out Fido's Friendly Finds is a new pet park in town. Fido's owner, Frank, wants to offer fenced-in areas for dog training. Students determine the total fencing that he will need, reinforcing skills calculating perimeters. Paint Puzzler [tentative title] Hugo is going to paint the set for the community play. Students calculate surface area of different objects to determine the amount of paint he needs. Flip and Turn Students reinforce the concepts of flips and turns while drawing flags from around the world. Plus! Game Pieces The workbook includes tangram pieces for students to cut out and use with games, make patterns, and solve tangram puzzles. Give your child's confidence in math a boost with 5th Grade Geometry Success.

Neat handwriting enables others to read one's work. It can also help develop a student's visual memory, which is vital for effective reading. A successful writer is able to communicate with others in meaningful ways--and will better experience the world of reading as well. The activities in this workbook, which introduce letters by their shape, are designed to help your child catch up, keep up, and get ahead--and best of all, to have lots of fun doing it! Here are some of the great features you'll find inside: Letter Connection Children connect the ladybugs, jellybeans, or cookies to practice the formation of uppercase letters. Name Game Writing children's names is a great way to practice handwriting. Children fill in the first letter on boys' and girls' name tags. Write Around the Wheel Seats on a Ferris wheel put a festive spin on practice writing uppercase letters. Tongue Twisting Time Writing the first letter in a string of words helps reinforce penmanship and reveals a fun tongue twister! Sign Sightings Children practice writing letters in the world around them, finishing words in street signs and store signs. Give your child's confidence in writing a boost with Success with Uppercase Letters: Grades K-1.

Success in math includes mastery of geometry skills and requires children to make connections between the real world and geometry concepts in order to solve problems. Successful problem solvers will be ready for the challenges of mathematics as they advance to more complex topics. The activities in this workbook are designed to help your children catch up, keep up, and get ahead. Best of all, they'll have lots of fun doing it! Some of the great features you'll find inside are: Hidden Word After writing the names of shapes, students unscramble circled letters to solve a riddle. Puzzling Patterns To practice patterns, a large grid pattern has missing pieces, and students must match sets of shapes to the place where they belong. Shape Up Students determine the number of vertices, edges, and faces of common objects such as boxes, buildings, and more. Picture Perfect To reinforce symmetry, students draw the missing half of different items, such as letters, shapes, and faces, Plus! Game Pieces The workbook includes pentomino and tangram pieces for students to cut out and use with games, make patterns, and solve tangram puzzles. Give your child's confidence in math a boost with 3rd Grade Geometry Success.

A solid foundation of basic geometry skills is essential for early success in math. Children who have a solid understanding of two- and three-dimensional shapes, symmetry, patterns, and location concepts will be ready for the challenges of mathematics as they advance to more complex topics. The activities in this workbook are designed to help your children catch up, keep up, and get ahead. Best of all, they'll have lots of fun doing it! Some of the great features you'll find inside are: Neighborhood Walk After practicing shapes, children walk through the house, yard, or neighborhood, finding things shaped like circles, rectangles, triangles, and octagons. Later they look for spheres, rectangular prisms, cylinders, and cones. Robot Repair Children draw a line from each robot head to a correct body, or from each robot to its missing parts, by distinguishing the shapes. Farm Fences Farmer Green wants to put fences around all of the animal areas of his farm. Children calculate the perimeter of the areas to determine how much fencing material Farmer Green needs to buy. Dance Floor Robin and Roscoe are looking for a light-up dance floor for their dance party. All of the dance floors have the same area, so children help determine the one with the largest perimeter. Plus! Game Pieces The workbook includes pentomino pieces, pattern blocks, and tangram pieces for children to cut out and use with games, make patterns, and solve tangram puzzles. Give your child's confidence in math a boost with 2nd Grade Geometry Success.