Working With Whole Numbers, Book 1 (Basic Computational Series 2000)

Comprehensive practice helps students sharpen the core computational skills they need to succeed in the math classroom and improve performance on standardized tests. Teachers, students, and families have successfully used these materials at all levels from 4th grade through high school and beyond. There is a total of 18,000 problems in the practice books, which contain carefully sequenced worksheets, featuring one or two specific skills each to help students develop math skills in a natural sequence. The test book contains 160 quizzes and 4 semester tests. Use the quizzes for weekly check-ups, review, extra practice, or skills maintenance. The semester tests can serve as final exams and practice for standardized tests. Anyone who wants to teach or gain mastery of computational proficiency will benefit from this resource -- in independent study, the classroom, and at home.Harold D. Taylor is the author of 'Working With Whole Numbers, Book 1 (Basic Computational Series 2000)', published 1901 under ISBN 9780769001142 and ISBN 0769001149.