Singapore Math, Grade 4
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WORKBOK FEATURES:
- Ages 9-10, Grade 4
- 18 chapters, 256 pages, 10.9 inches x 8.4 inches
- Topics covered: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, length, mass, and volume, fractions, bar graphs, and more
- Includes reviews, final reviews, and challenge questions
- Includes an answer key
FOCUSED PRACTICE: The Singapore Fourth Grade Math Workbook provides focused practice in mathematical mastery for 9 to 10 year-old children. This 256-page workbook helps kids strengthen math skills through progressive lessons, problem-solving exercises, and tests throughout each lesson to test each student's level of understanding and knowledge on the subject.
METS SINGAPORE TEXTBOK STANDARDS: This workbook can work as a supplement to classroom Math lessons, homeschool learning, or additional practice. Students learn how to add and subtract numbers up to 10,000, solve for length, mass and volume, use bar graphs, measure angles and lines, solve for area and perimeter, and more.
HOW IT WORKS: Clear and helpful instructions and techniques begin each section with fun and engaging lessons that include step-by-step examples and practice pages. Reviews at the end of each section test student knowledge and ensure they have learned the skills needed to advance through the curriculum to the next concept.
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Exact Same Book as Singapore Math Practice!
Derived From Web , May 24, 2022
However, this is EXACTLY the same as the blue books Singapore Math Practice. Every single question is the same... it's the same book. Now I have two copies of each problem. Buy this book OR the blue Singapore math practice books, not both! They are all SAP Education books and the blue is published by Frank Schaffer Publications while this reddish one is by Thinking Kids.
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Great for home-study to supplement virtual school
Derived From Web , Jan 17, 2021
When my daughter attended school physically, I envisioned that school would do about 70% formal education and I 'd fill in areas 30%. The Singapore workbooks are great in helping math. We've already finished Singapore 2AB and are working on the 3AB with 4AB shelf. The way we approach them is by working simultaneously on 3A and 3B because they cover different math concepts. We also work with Kumon, investigations and on-line K-5 learning to round things out. The Singapore series is one of many approaches I am exposing my child to which will help her with her math skills.
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Excellent workbook to support remote learning
Derived From Web , Jan 13, 2021
I bought this workbook to support remote learning, but the school books do not have the solutions and also lack explanations and method descriptions. Homework is not marked, which means mistakes and areas of low understanding are not picked up in school. Straightforward layout, lots of exercises and method-based solutions for homeschooling parents. I choose a few of the examples from each page, rather than making the kids do them all. They feel like they fly through and it helps me see where they need more time and practice.
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Very helpful material for summertime practice
Derived From Web , Jun 26, 2020
My boy goes to the 4th grade, has been practicing this book at home during this summer. A few questions got a bit difficult for him, but overall the instructions and examples are very helpful and clear. Love the maths of Singapore.
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Based on Singapore math (they say in pre)
Derived From Web , Mar 22, 2020
It is the best workbook I have found so far in the USA. I would actually reccomend it for the 3rd grade, because the program is so slowed down here. Unless your child struggles with maths. I like that it has a working format and not so many pictures, as in American worksheets. Besides, it is most important to know the way more logical. This is the reason I ordered it, and in most parts it meets expectations.
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