books by Key Curriculum Press     books:       Problem Solving Strategies: Crossing the River with Dogs and Other Mathematical Adventures (2nd Edition)4 reviews Ted Herr, Ken Johnson Key Curriculum Press, 2001 Problem Solving Strategies: Crossing the River with Dogs an I had to purchase this book for a Class I was taking at Sam Houston State University. It is an excellent book to help learn problem solving strategies. Although, I am an elementary education major with a math specialization and had to take this class, I would recommend this book to anyone who is planning to teach grades 1 through 12. This book was designed for middle school grades, but could ...             Unfolding Mathematics with Unit Origami3 reviews Betsy Franco Key Curriculum Press, 1999 Math Teachers--This One's For You Great book for a broad range of ages. You cover angle bisection, segment and shape bisection, flat folding of polygons, regular and non regular. And its simple enough to do at home with your children. I am a math teacher and home school mom...There is lots of math in origami, especially unit origami. You can make a triangular hexahedron, cube, colliding cube and stellated octahedra and ...             Discovering Geometry: An Inductive Approach30 reviews Michael Serra Key Curriculum Press, 1997 Best Geometry Book Ever This geometry book is clearly written, has interesting visuals, usea excellent teaching strategies, and is simply the best book available. High school students at various levels seem to respond well to the textbook. I know math teachers who think this book is far superior to any other. I wish they'd had geometry books like this one when I was in school!             Discovering Advanced Algebra1 review Jerald Murdock, Ellen Kamischke, ... Key Curriculum Press, 2003 A Better Angle on Algebra This book is part of the "Discovering..." series by Key Press. We are a homeschooling family and had used Discovering Geometry previously. What we like about the series is that it makes math meaningful by connecting principles with practical applications. A software component(Geometer's Sketchpad) is available which can be used to enhance some of the lessons in both geometry and algebra. ...             Patty Paper Geometry2 reviews Michael Serra Key Curriculum Press, 1994 Math Teachers gives this "Two Thumbs Up!" This is an exceptional book that really gets kids interested in the geometric relationships and properties AND ALLOWS STUDENTS TO DISCOVER... After working with this book for a few lessons on Angle Properties, students begged to "do patty paper!" for every geometry lesson. Very do-able for teachers who have never used patty paper. Comes with great worksheets that corresponded well with my ...             The Geometer's Sketchpad: Dynamic Geometry Software for Exploring Mathematics14 reviews Key Curriculum Press, 2002 Beautiful Geometry Projects If you love symmetry, you'll love Geometry and The Geometer's Sketchpad. Once you get the hang of using this program, it is the absolute best learning tool for the subject of Geometry. You can construct any segment, line, ray, circle, angle, triangle, rhombus, square, etc., measure angles or arcs, or have the program find bisectors. Many more functions as well. Everything is neatly displayed ...             Discovering Algebra: An Investigative Approach (Discovering Mathematics)1 review Jerald Murdock, Ellen Kamischke, ... Key Curriculum Press, 2002 An EXCITING approach to mathematics This is an easy textbook to recommend because it made me feel excited about learning math. I studied first year Algebra a long time ago, but sometimes, like when I see a textbook such as this one, I wish I could re-live the first experience all over again and this time do it right. If I had the chance to do that then this is the book I would want to have in my hands. There are a lot of algebra ...             Exploring Geometry With the Geometer's Sketchpad, Version 41 review Dan Bennett Key Curriculum Press, 2002 For Geometry Teachers and Learners Very easy to follow instructions even for neophytes and excellent supplementary exercises for all.             Discovering Geometry: An Investigative Approach6 reviews Michael Serra Key Curriculum Press, 2002 Fantastic I've used an older edition of this book in a high school geometry class. While the hands-on approach may be difficult to those who would rather have the concepts told to them, it allowed me to grasp the subject firmly. By allowing students to figure out different concepts, this book truly facilitates learning.             The Red Book (Miquon Math Materials Series: Complete Home School) (Miquon Math Materials Ser., Level 2) Lore; Hightower, R.; Rasmussen, Peter Rasmussen Key Curriculum Press, 1978             Miquon Math Lab Materials: The Green Book (Second Grade - 2nd Half) Key Curriculum Press, 1978             Watched Cup Never Cools: Lab Activity for Calculus and Precalculus1 review Ellen Kamischke Key Curriculum Press, 1999 An integral part of your calculus curriculum! This book includes 19 different lab assignments as well as 11 thought-provoking writing assignments. Although some labs require high-tech equipment (such as a CBL or a video camera), most require easily available supplies. Excellent teacher notes are included with each assignment. I only wish I had bought this book sooner!             Precalculus with Trigonometry Concepts and Applications ( Assessment Resources )) Paul A . Foerster Key curriculum Press, 2007             Interactive Math Program: Year 41 review Lynne Alper, Dan Fendel, ... Key Curriculum Press, 2000 Best math text available First of all, let me state that I am a math teacher. I have taught using a variety of math texts and, in my professional opinion, IMP is the best by far. Compared to traditional curricula that teach procedures and algorithms, IMP teaches students how to understand math--not just how to *do* math. The program is problem-based, which allows students to interact with math in a much more authentic ...             Calculus: Concepts and Applications4 reviews Paul A. Foerster Key Curriculum Press, 2005 An excellent book from an excellent teacher. This book made a difficult subject (calculus) easy to understand through its effective use of diagrams, examples, and word problems. I would not have been able to survive Calculus BC AP without it.             Interactive Mathematics Program: Year 31 review Key Curriculum Press, 1999 Best math text available First of all, let me state that I am a math teacher. I have taught using a variety of math texts and, in my professional opinion, IMP is the best by far. Compared to traditional curricula that teach procedures and algorithms, IMP teaches students how to understand math--not just how to *do* math. The program is problem-based, which allows students to interact with math in a much more authentic ...             Interactive Mathematics Program: Year 23 reviews Lynne Alper, Daniel M. Fendel, ... Key Curriculum Press, 2003 Best math text available First of all, let me state that I am a math teacher. I have taught using a variety of math texts and, in my professional opinion, IMP is the best by far. Compared to traditional curricula that teach procedures and algorithms, IMP teaches students how to understand math--not just how to *do* math. The program is problem-based, which allows students to interact with math in a much more authentic ...             First Grade Diary1 review Lore Rasmussen, Robert Hightower Key Curriculum Press, 1977 You'll need this book to really understand and teach Miquon I am not a homeschooler but bought the Miquon books to give my children a a good start in math with some extra home learning activities and also so that I can understand how to help them with school homework (They use "Everyday Math" at school.) I'm a smart person in a very technical, logical career field who did horribly in grade school and high school math and the math section of standardized ...              search for books activity, advanced, adventures, applications, approach, assessment, calculus, complete, concepts, crossing, discovering, exploring, geometer, geometry, inductive, interactive, investigative, materials, mathematical, mathematics, precalculus, problem, resources, sketchpad, software, strategies, trigonometry, unfolding, version, watched books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: For The Love Of Peanuts! leave a comment home  impressum - about us