This colorful math book introduces a novel visual method for students to master their addition and subtraction skills. The creative design helps to engage student interest, while the visual layout ties into one of the current pedagogical drives in education – namely, to use visual strategies since research has shown them to be effective learning tools. These visual problems also help to develop visual skills. This volume focuses on addition and subtraction with one to three digits. The back of the book features a table of answers to help students check that they are practicing correct techniques (or it may serve as a grading key for teachers or parents). A concise description of pyramid math – including how to solve the problems – is given in the introduction. The first page of each part (part one is on addition and part two is on subtraction) is partially completed and includes annotated instructions to help students get started. There are also two completely answered, full-size examples on the front and back cover. Studying these examples and checking the answers to the first page of each part will help students become confident that they understand what to do. The interior is printed in full color with aesthetic visual patterns. The 8” x 10” pages are nearly the same size as standard school papers that students are used to working with. With 15 problems per page, there are 540 exercises all together. Each problem includes its own dedicated workspace. Both the answers and workspaces are numbered from 1 thru 15 for easy correspondence. The workspaces encourage students to show their work, and the symmetrical structure of the workspaces shows students how to organize their work in neat columns. The copyright notice permits parents/teachers who purchase one copy to make photocopies for their own children/students only. This is very convenient if you have multiple children/students or if a child/student needs additional practice. Teachers may also wish to display these colorful problems using a projective camera or a transparency overhead.

If you want to Improve your child's success in class with lots of addition and subtraction practice Take this pyramid math puzzle challenge and let him figure out the missing numbers in each of the 150 pyramids 25 pyramids with 3 levels 25 pyramids with 4 levels 50 pyramids with 6 levels 50 pyramids with 7 levels The principle is simple, you have to add two adjacent boxes (side by side) and the sum will correspond to the box above There are two types of additive pyramids : - Those which are filled in base: we have all the numbers on the base, it is thus enough to proceed by successive additions to fill the pyramid up to its top. - Those that are filled in a random way: the numbers are scattered; to fill the pyramid, one must therefore not only make additions, but also subtractions, which complicates the adventure. You have to fill in all the empty boxes by finding the missing numbers.

This colorful math book introduces a novel visual method for students to master their fraction arithmetic skills. The creative design helps to engage student interest, while the visual layout ties into one of the current pedagogical drives in education – namely, to use visual strategies since research has shown them to be effective learning tools. These visual problems also help to develop visual skills. This volume focuses on adding and subtracting fractions. The back of the book features a table of answers to help students check that they are practicing correct techniques (or it may serve as a grading key for teachers or parents). A concise description of pyramid math – including how to solve the problems – is given in the introduction. The first exercise has been partially solved in order to help students get started. There are also two completely answered, full-size examples on the front and back cover. Studying these examples and checking the answers to the first page of each part will help students become confident that they understand what to do. Each section (one for addition and one for subtraction) begins with a concise explanation of how to add or subtract fractions, which includes finding a common denominator and reducing fractions. A couple of examples of how to add and subtract fractions, showing all of the steps, serve to demonstrate how to do the math. The interior is printed in full color with aesthetic visual patterns. The 8” x 10” pages are nearly the same size as standard school papers that students are used to working with. With 15 problems per page, there are 540 exercises all together. Each problem includes its own dedicated workspace. Both the answers and workspaces are numbered from 1 thru 15 for easy correspondence. The workspaces encourage students to show their work, and the symmetrical structure of the workspaces shows students how to organize their work in neat columns. The copyright notice permits parents/teachers who purchase one copy to make photocopies for their own children/students only. This is very convenient if you have multiple children/students or if a child/student needs additional practice. Teachers may also wish to display these colorful problems using a projective camera or a transparency overhead projector.

If you want to Improve your child's success in class with lots of addition and subtraction practice Take this pyramid math puzzle challenge and let him figure out the missing numbers in each of the 150 pyramids==== 25 pyramids with 3 levels ==== 25 pyramids with 4 levels ==== 50 pyramids with 6 levels ==== 50 pyramids with 7 levelsThe principle is simple, you have to add two adjacent boxes (side by side) and the sum will correspond to the box above- Those which are filled in base: we have all the numbers on the base, it is thus enough to proceed by successive additions to fill the pyramid up to its top. - Those that are filled in a random way: the numbers are scattered; to fill the pyramid, one must therefore not only make additions, but also subtractions, which complicates the adventure. You have to fill in all the empty boxes by finding the missing numbers.

This colorful math workbook introduces a novel visual method for students to master their multiplication skills. The creative design helps to engage student interest, while the visual layout ties into one of the current pedagogical drives in education – namely, to use visual strategies since research has shown them to be effective learning tools. These visual problems also help to develop visual skills. This volume focuses on multiplying integers with one to three digits. The back of the book features a table of answers to help students check that they are practicing correct techniques (or it may serve as a grading key for teachers or parents). A concise description of pyramid math – including how to solve the problems – is given in the introduction. The first page is partially completed and includes annotated instructions to help students get started. There are also completely answered examples on the front and back cover. Studying these examples and checking the answers to the first page will help students become confident that they understand what to do. The interior is printed in full color with aesthetic visual patterns. The 8” x 10” pages are nearly the same size as standard school papers that students are used to working with. Each problem includes its own dedicated workspace. Both the answers and workspaces are numbered from 1 thru 12 for easy correspondence. The workspaces encourage students to show their work, and the structure of the workspaces shows students how to organize their work in neat columns; students also get a little practice paying attention and making the correspondence between the answers and workspaces (otherwise they may inadvertently write a solution in the wrong place). The copyright notice permits parents/teachers who purchase one copy to make photocopies for their own children/students only. This is very convenient if you have multiple children/students or if a child/student needs additional practice. Teachers may also wish to display these colorful problems using a projective camera or a transparency overhead.

Maths Pyramid is a comprehensive teaching resource written specifically to support the development of more able children in the context of the Daily Maths Lesson. It allows a top set to be stretched beyond the core class work, while keeping them on the same topic as the rest of the class.

Maths Pyramid is a comprehensive teaching resource written specifically to support the development of more able children in the context of the Daily Maths Lesson. It allows a top set to be stretched beyond the core class work, while keeping them on the same topic as the rest of the class.