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9781563087875

Math Links : Teaching the NCTM 2000 Standards Through Children's Literature

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  • ISBN13:

    9781563087875

  • ISBN10:

    1563087871

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-04-15
  • Publisher: ABC CLIO LTD

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Summary

For everyone who loved the best-selling and critically acclaimed Math Through Children's Literature, now there's Math Links. Updated to reflect the NCTM 2000 standards, each of the 36 math lessons complements a picture book and introduces activities using calculators, manipulatives, computers, games, projects, performances, and problem-solving challenges. The direct instruction and discovery strategies are supported by assessment recommendations, extension activities, and software and literary resource lists. Activity adaptations take into consideration learning differences and disabilities.

Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Pat Hagerty
Foreword xiii
Fredrick L. ``Rick'' Silverman
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
What This Book Is About xvii
The Purpose of This Book xvii
How We Have Arranged This Book xviii
Who We Are xix
How to Introduce a Book xix
Number and Operations
1(48)
Count from One to Ten
2(6)
Ten Tiny Turtles, a Crazy Counting Book (Cherrill)
Count to Twelve and Back
8(5)
Frogs Jump: A Counting Book (Brooks)
Count and Add
13(4)
Quack and Count (Baker)
Count Back and Subtract
17(5)
One Less Fish (Toft and Sheather)
Find and Multiply Sets
22(4)
2x2 = BOO! A Set of Multiplication Stories (Leedy)
Divide Fare Shares
26(5)
One of Each (Hoberman)
Identify and Build Fraction Models
31(18)
Fraction Fun (Adler)
Algebra
49(36)
Discover and Repeat Patterns
50(3)
The Little Scarecrow Boy (Brown)
Create Symbols and Patterns
53(6)
The Talking Cloth (Mitchell)
Design and Build a Town
59(5)
The Teeny Tiny Teacher (Calmenson)
Classify and Sort Beads; Model and String Bead Necklaces
64(21)
A String of Beads (Reid)
Geometry
85(26)
Discover, Identify, and Label Two-Dimensional Shapes
86(4)
When a Line Bends...A Shape Begins (Greene)
Illustrate and Hide Two-Dimensional Shapes
90(5)
Bear in a Square (Blackstone)
Arrange Shapes; Measure Sides and Space (Perimeter and Area)
95(4)
Spaghetti and Meatballs for All: A Mathematical Story (Burns)
Identify and Model Three-Dimensional Shapes and Sculptures
99(12)
The Clay Ladies (Bedard)
Measurement
111(30)
Measure Length with Nonstandard and Standard Measuring Tools
112(3)
Twelve Snails to One Lizard, a Tale of Mischief and Measurement (Hightower)
Measure Length, Weight, Volume, and Time
115(5)
The Giant Carrot (Peck)
Measure Time
120(4)
Ten Minutes Till Bedtime (Rathmann)
Measure Capacity
124(17)
Cook-a-Doodle-Doo! (Stevens and Crummel)
Data Analysis and Probability
141(36)
Build and Launch Boats; Learn about Probability
142(5)
Where Go the Boats? (Stevenson)
Make a Flipbook and Determine Combinations
147(6)
A Cheese and Tomato Spider (Sharratt)
What Will Happen ``If...''? Is the Future a Matter of Chaos, Chance, or Probability?
153(7)
If You Give a Pig a Pancake (Numeroff)
Make Snowflakes, Then Collect, Record, and Analyze Data
160(17)
Snowflake Bentley (Martin)
Problem Solving
177(32)
Use a Calculator to Solve a Big Addition Problem
178(6)
My Little Sister Ate One Hare (Grossman)
Discover Math Problems Everywhere
184(5)
Math Curse (Scieszka and Smith)
Solve Money Problems
189(20)
Bunny Money (Wells)
Reasoning and Proof
209(24)
Classify, Sort, and Skip Count by Fives
210(5)
Arctic Fives Arrive (Pinczes)
Prove the Power of Doubling Numbers
215(6)
One Grain of Rice (Demi)
Compare Fractions
221(12)
Fraction Action (Leedy)
Communication
233(16)
Compare Sizes and Organize a Parade of Animals
234(5)
The Best Bug Parade (Murphy)
Match Fractions with Fraction Symbols
239(10)
Tops and Bottoms (Stevens)
Connections
249(18)
Discover Mathematics in Baseball
250(7)
The Baseball Counting Book (McGrath)
Recognize That Everyday Objects Come in Sets
257(10)
7 Sector 7 (Wiesner)
Representation
267(30)
Use Jelly Beans to Represent the Value of Coins
268(6)
Jelly Beans for Sale (McMillan)
Draw Clocks and Create Timelines
274(5)
Clean Your Room, Harvey Moon (Cummings)
Estimate, Record, and Count Clothing and Other Objects
279(18)
The Girl Who Wore Too Much: A Folktale from Thailand (Read)
Author/Title Index 297(6)
Subject Index 303(6)
About the Authors 309

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