geometry

Introduces sorting by shape.

Presents a five-week instruction unit that shows how teachers can help children in grades five and six learn about area and perimeter and the relationship between them.

A five week instructional unit designed to introduce students in grades three and four to geometry concepts. Includes blackline masters.

"Provides fifty-two fun labs to teach children basic math concepts through activities and games."--.

Offers high school students a comprehensive overview of topics related to geometry, with topic summaries, step-by-step examples, practice questions, study strategies, and other valuable resources.

"A helpful guide for understanding the mathematical concepts and real-world applications of geometry, including classroom tips, common terms such as segments, and exercises to encourage hands-on practice"--Provided by publisher.

A guide to preparing for the Geometry Regents Exam, a test required to meet the commencement standards of New York, featuring test-taking tips, study questions and answers, previous Regents Exams and answers, and self-appraisal charts. Also includes information on the new Common Core-based curriculum.

Depicts various things that can be made with six sticks, from a tall mouse to a trapeze for fleas.

Demonstrates methods for calculating the perimeters and areas of square and rectangles by exploring the ancient Mexican city of Teotihuacan.

Introduces different shapes in illustrations and appropriate descriptive words in English, French, Spanish, and Italian.