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Helped our Second Grader!
Six weeks ago, a worksheet like this would have left our second grader in tears. Now he can do it correctly on the first try. Distance learning in first grade really hindered my kiddo's math skills, and this book helped him understand the concepts and execute them accurately, independently and without frustration. The games are simple for adults, and really helped kiddo apply the concepts. Looking forward to using the matching subtraction book next.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
After a weird 4th quarter of school this past year thanks to COVID we decided to transfer our kids to a different school in our area, one that works a year ahead in math. While my kids know their addition and subtraction facts for the most part, their speed is down and I didn’t think they were problem solving their faces well (like thinking of 5+6 as 1 more than 5+5 which they should know quickly is 10.
This book is designed to take 4 days per lesson; however, I’ve been doing 2 days per lesson so that we will have time this summer to also go through the subtraction book and maybe (if we are really diligent) also be able to do some multiplication.
My kids really like the games (like playing Go Fish to make pairs that make 10) and tolerate the worksheets for review. I’ve made the worksheets fun this summer as well by having them rollerblade to the door and back between each question, etc, just to make it more fun too.
I would recommend this for any student who has already had a small intro to addition, although you could likely introduce them as you go, and for any older elementary students who could use a boost with speed.
The only reason this book doesn’t get a full 5 stars from me is because the game boards would really be ideally printed on card stock, so I made copies of those pages on card stock. It might work for gentle students on regular paper but my kids are just rough.
Two more small notes:
1. This book is a consumable for one child, or you can make photocopies for other children. It’s fine, but I just wish I had known that before purchasing or I may have purchased two instead of making copies every lesson to make it work for us this summer.
2. Make sure you’ve got a deck of cards, two types of counters (like red and blue buttons or whatever), and a coin.
This book is designed to take 4 days per lesson; however, I’ve been doing 2 days per lesson so that we will have time this summer to also go through the subtraction book and maybe (if we are really diligent) also be able to do some multiplication.
My kids really like the games (like playing Go Fish to make pairs that make 10) and tolerate the worksheets for review. I’ve made the worksheets fun this summer as well by having them rollerblade to the door and back between each question, etc, just to make it more fun too.
I would recommend this for any student who has already had a small intro to addition, although you could likely introduce them as you go, and for any older elementary students who could use a boost with speed.
The only reason this book doesn’t get a full 5 stars from me is because the game boards would really be ideally printed on card stock, so I made copies of those pages on card stock. It might work for gentle students on regular paper but my kids are just rough.
Two more small notes:
1. This book is a consumable for one child, or you can make photocopies for other children. It’s fine, but I just wish I had known that before purchasing or I may have purchased two instead of making copies every lesson to make it work for us this summer.
2. Make sure you’ve got a deck of cards, two types of counters (like red and blue buttons or whatever), and a coin.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2016
