Math Intervention Powerpacs A, B, C. (18 Lessons) Students will find success and enjoyment in these highly motivating math lessons. Powerpacs concentrate on basic operations with whole numbers and fractions while providing instruction in important associated sub skills. Listen-Respond-Evaluate technique provides an informal yet positive approach encouraging a high degree of student involvement.
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10 Formula 1 Math Intervention Powerpac Student Acivity Workbooks for Units A, B, C.

Math Intervention Powerpacs D, E, F. (18 Lessons) Students will find success and enjoyment in these highly motivating math lessons. Powerpacs concentrate on basic operations with whole numbers and fractions while providing instruction in important associated sub skills. Listen-Respond-Evaluate technique provides an informal yet positive approach encouraging a high degree of student involvement.

10 Formula 1 Math Intervention Powerpac Student Activity Workbooks for Units D, E, F.

Formula I Math Intervention - Students will find success and enjoyment in these highly motivating math lessons. Powerpacs concentrate on basic operations with whole numbers and fractions while providing instruction in important associated sub skills. Listen-Respond-Evaluate technique provides an informal yet positive approach encouraging a high degree of student involvement. Step by step sequence builds understanding and ensures success. Ideal for individual and small groups. Lesson groups systematically develop skills but may be used in any order. Each of the 6 Powerpacs includes six different lessons, six audio CD’s, a reproducible Student Activity Book, a CD-ROM of printable Student Activity pages in PDF Format and a complete Teacher’s Guide with Answer Keys contained in a binder. Each of the 36 lessons averages about 20 minutes to complete depending on student ability. All lessons are “self-directing / self-correcting”.
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Sports Math - 10 Additional Student Activity books

1 Additional Student Activity Workbook

Basic Math Skills Development. Propel your Math Students into the Exciting World of Sports, while adding the elements of familiarity, excitement and relevancy to math instruction. Focus sharply on the four basic operations while systematically developing each step in small sequential steps of increasing difficulty. Ultimate mastery may be achieved.
Audio narrator introduces math concepts, checks student responses and provides feedback and reinforcement of skills taught. Complete with richly illustrated sports scenes on reproducible student activity sheets. Ideal for individuals or small groups.
Excellent for remedial use in grades 7-12. May be used in grades 4-6. Skills development activities center around math terminology and sports idiom. Includes 12 lesson, 6 audio CDs, Teacher's Guide with answer keys and a CD-ROM of reproducible student activity sheets in PDF format all contained in a sturdy vinyl binder.
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Features coins realistic in both color and size and are color-coded into two levels of difficulty - one for amounts up to 50 cents and the other for amounts greater than 50 cents and up to a dollar. Set contains 24 reversible 3" x 4 3/4" puzzles.

Excellent learning devices for teaching money equivalents. They stress basic coin and bill recognition while helping the student to generalize that equal money values may be comprised of different groups of coins or bills. Readers and non-readers alike can profit from these puzzles since no written words are used. Each set contains 24 reversible 3" x 4 3/4" puzzles (48 in all)

Change Equivalence Puzzles - Features coins realistic in both color and size and are color-coded into two levels of difficulty - one for amounts up to 50 cents and the other for amounts greater than 50 cents and up to a dollar.

Dollar Equivalence Puzzles - Provides pictorial examples of equivalent dollar combinations with emphasis on small bills. Matching parts with equal money values fit together.

Twenty 8.5"x4" reversible color-coded puzzles help reinforce the relationship between a part and the whole as expressed by a percentage, decimal, fraction or graph. Each puzzle piece shows a percent in a different format. Blue sides range 100% down to 10% and black side ranges 75% down to 12.5%.

Provides pictorial examples of equivalent dollar combinations with emphasis on small bills. Matching parts with equal money values fit together. Set contains 24 reversible 3" x 4 3/4" puzzles.

Color-coded puzzles reinforce addition with 2 or 3 addends and subtraction of 2 or 3 digit numerals. 40 puzzles present 2 separate problems having an identical answer of 100 or less. The 8 1/2" x 4" puzzles present two ways to reach one answer.

Cross Math Puzzles are designed to provide a new Cross Math Puzzles are designed to provide a new dimension to mastery of basic addition and subtraction facts. These puzzles contain 144 addition facts and 144 subtraction facts. The facts are written in horizontal or sentence form and in vertical or column form. With little supervision, small groups or individuals can develop accuracy by means of this manipulative activity. Students improve their computational skills and enjoy themselves in the process. STUDENT OBJECTIVES: The student will: Improve accuracy in basic addition facts; Improve accuracy in basic subtraction facts; Perceive numerical relationships; Demonstrate fine motor control by manipulating puzzle pieces. SUGGETIONS FOR USE: Introduce the puzzles containing the facts you wish to present. Show the students how the center circle is part of two facts on each side – one horizontal and one vertical. Here are a few of the many ways to group the puzzles for extra practice and reinforcement of concepts: 1. Show one through twelve plus one to plus twelve or any combination; 2 Show one through twelve minus one to minus twelve or any combination; 3. Display addition facts adding up to ten or particular number one through twelve; 4. Contrast inverse relationship of addition and subtraction facts. ADAPTATIONS: For individuals to compete with their own time, use a stopwatch or a set of one to three minute timers to spur on speed and accuracy. For team effort the puzzles may be completed to determine speed and accuracy in competition.

Cross Math Puzzles are designed to provide a new dimension to the mastery of basic addition and subtraction facts. These puzzles contain 144 multiplication facts and 144 division facts. The facts are written in horizontal or sentence form and in vertical or column form. With little supervision, small groups or individuals can develop accuracy by means of this manipulative activity. Students improve their computational skills and enjoy themselves in the process. STUDENT OBJECTIVES: The student will: Improve accuracy in basic multiplication facts; Improve accuracy in basic division facts: Perceive numerical relationships: Demonstrate fine motor control by manipulating puzzle pieces. SUGGESTIONS FOR USE: Introduce the puzzles containing the facts you wish to present. Show the students how the center circle is part of two facts on each side – one horizontal and one vertical. Here are a few of the many ways to group the puzzles for extra practice and reinforcement of concepts: 1. Show any times table or combination; 2. Show any division group; 3. Display combination facts with multiplier and divisor one through twelve; 4. Contrast inverse relationship of multiplication and division. ADAPTATIONS: For individuals to compete with their own time, use a stopwatch or a set of one to three minute timers to spur on speed and accuracy. For team effort the puzzles may be completed to determine speed and accuracy in competition.