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Brain Quest 1st Grade Math: 750 Problems Addition and Subtraction : The Basics : Book One Ages 6-7 (Brain Quest)

AUTHOR: Marjorie Martinelli
ISBN: 0761119299

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Brain Quest 1st Grade Math: 750 Problems Addition and Subtraction : The Basics : Book One Ages 6-7 (Brain Quest)
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by Marjorie Martinelli

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If your child has got 2 + 2 down, and you want to improve his or her basic math skills, try Brain Quest's flash-card set for first-graders. There are two bound decks of 375 problems and answers covering numbers, fractions, measuring, computation, and other topics. The questions are challenging without being impossible, and the answers often contain clues to getting them right in the future. Easily-frustrated kids might find it tempting to peek ahead--it's almost too easy to see the answers, so a wary supervisor can be essential. The friendly format can make math quite a bit less intimidating for new students; even Einstein had to start somewhere! --Rob Lightner

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Now first- and second-graders can really sharpen their skills. Announcing Brain Quest Math and Brain Quest Reading, a natural extension of Brain Quest into single-subject tutorials. Using the same curriculum-based, question-and-answer format that has made Brain Quest America's #1 educational bestseller with over 16 million copies in print, Math and Reading concentrate on the two subjects that are of paramount importance for parents, teachers, and especially the kids. Math is as focused as flash cards, but with far more range, interactivity, and educational value. Each grade comprises two decks. 1st Grade has five questions to a card, covering Numeration, or the basics of numbers; Bits & Pieces, including shapes and equivalents; Computation-addition and subtraction; Measurements; and Problem-Solving. 2nd Grade, with seven questions to a card, adds two new categories to the original five-Super Computation, which has more complicated operations, and Fun with Numbers. Reading takes a thorough approach to working on the fundamentals of reading and language arts. First comes an original one-page story illustrated in full-color, with 56 stories per grade. Following the story card is a comprehension card, quizzing the reader about the story, its characters, and content. Following that card is a second question card-five questions for 1st Grade, seven for 2nd Grade-on Grammar, Word Choice, Phonics, Vocabulary, Extensions, and Mixed Bag. A strong foundation in math, a strong foundation in reading-that's what elementary education is all about. Making it fun to learn is what Brain Quest is all about-that, and reinforcing the idea that It's O.K. to Be Smart!

From the Publisher
First launched in 1992, Brain Quest is the curriculum-based educational game that says, "It's O.K. to be Smart!" and challenges kids on the stuff they need to know-when they need to know it. Brain Quest Early Childhood, including My First Brain Quest, Brain Quest for Threes, Brain Quest Preschool & Brain Quest Kindergarten, gives kids ages 2 to 6 a smart start. Brain Quest Grades 1-7 helps students ages 7-13 review their current grades and preview the next. For the Car challenges kids (and their parents) with 1,100 questions all about America and its states-people, geography, nature and regional history. It's Brain Quest across America, the smartest way for kids to have fun in the car.

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SAMPLE CARD #10: Questions: 1- Find the even number: 7, 10, 11 2- Three friends want to share a burrito. Should they cut it into halves or thirds? 3- 30 plus what mystery number equals 45? 4- How many pennies equal one nickel? 5- Gil has 15 books. He has read 9 of them. How many are left to read? Answers: 1- 10 2- thirds 3- 15 (To solve: 45 - 30 = 15) 4- 5 pennies 5- 6 books (15 - 9 = 6) SAMPLE CARD #127: Questions: 1- What numbers come between 21 and 25? 2- Half the boats are in the water. The rest are tied up. What fraction are tied up? 3- What's the sum of 36 + 21? 4- What month comes between February and April? 5- Annie's cat had 8 kittens. She kept 2. How many did she give away? Answers: 1- 22, 23, 24 2- one-half (1/2) 3- 57 4- March 5- 6 (8 - 2 = 6) Excerpted from BRAIN QUEST 1st GRADE MATH. Copyright (c) 2000 by Workman Publishing Co., Inc., and Groupe Play Bac, S.A. Reprinted with permission by Workman Publishing Co. All rights reserved.


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Brain Quest 1st Grade Math: 750 Problems Addition and Subtraction : The Basics : Book One Ages 6-7 (Brain Quest)
- Book Reviews,
by Marjorie Martinelli

Brain Quest First Grade Math (Brain Quest Series)

FROM THE PUBLISHER

First launched in 1992, Brain Quest is the curriculum-based educational game that says, "It's O.K. to be Smart!" and challenges kids on the stuff they need to know-when they need to know it. Brain Quest Early Childhood, including My First Brain Quest, Brain Quest for Threes, Brain Quest Preschool & Brain Quest Kindergarten, gives kids ages 2 to 6 a smart start. Brain Quest Grades 1-7 helps students ages 7-13 review their current grades and preview the next. For the Car challenges kids (and their parents) with 1,100 questions all about America and its states-people, geography, nature and regional history. It's Brain Quest across America, the smartest way for kids to have fun in the car.

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Now first- and second-graders can really sharpen their skills. Announcing Brain Quest Math and Brain Quest Reading, a natural extension of Brain Quest into single-subject tutorials. Using the same curriculum-based, question-and-answer format that has made Brain Quest America's #1 educational bestseller with over 16 million copies in print, Math and Reading concentrate on the two subjects that are of paramount importance for parents, teachers, and especially the kids.

Math is as focused as flash cards, but with far more range, interactivity, and educational value. Each grade comprises two decks. 1st Grade has five questions to a card, covering Numeration, or the basics of numbers; Bits & Pieces, including shapes and equivalents; Computation-addition and subtraction; Measurements; and Problem-Solving. 2nd Grade, with seven questions to a card, adds two new categories to the original five-Super Computation, which has more complicated operations, and Fun with Numbers.

Reading takes a thorough approach to working on the fundamentals of reading and language arts. First comes an original one-page story illustrated in full-color, with 56 stories per grade. Following the story card is a comprehension card, quizzing the reader about the story, its characters, and content. Following that card is a second question card-five questions for 1st Grade, seven for 2nd Grade-on Grammar, Word Choice, Phonics, Vocabulary, Extensions, and Mixed Bag. A strong foundation in math, a strong foundation in reading-that's what elementary education is all about. Making it fun to learn is what Brain Quest is all about-that, and reinforcing the idea that It's O.K. to Be Smart!(R)


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