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Math Card Games, 4th edition
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The 300 card games in this manual provide practice in learning concepts and the facts. Chapters on numeration, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, clocks, and fractions. Use with any math program. Now includes instructional DVD.
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Detailed Description
The 300 card games in this manual provide practice in learning concepts and the facts. Chapters on:
Numeration
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Money
Clocks
Fractions
The games become progressively harder within each chapter. Use with any math program. Also excellent for remedial work. Use with all Levels/Grades. Why games are important, tips on playing the games, description of the six special decks of cards, and some practical considerations are discussed in the Introduction.
New Instructional DVD
A DVD showing how to play 14 of the 300 games from Math Card Games book is now included. Play a game tonight!
List Price: $70.00
Price: $50.00
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Everything you need to play math games and to enjoy math! Includes the AL Abacus Junior and instructional DVD.  WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD! Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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The 6 special decks of cards needed to play the math card games. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD! Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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List Price: $7.50
Price: $6.00
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Six fun and educational games that use the corner cards. Comes with deck and instructions. Games based on Math Card Games book by Dr. Joan A. Cotter.
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Math Card Games Instructional DVD showing how to play 14 of the 300 games from Math Card Games book. Included in the Math Card Games book.
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Product Reviews
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A little difficult to follow
(Unknown)
11/18/2008 10:49 PM
I haven't used this too much, mostly because the games haven't been a big hit with my daughter. I also have had a little trouble picking out which games are relevant to the lessons we're learning, and deciphering the instructions. My daughter is not a big game person, so that could explain my bias.
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Great Games!
(Unknown)
11/19/2008 8:23 AM
My son was having trouble with understanding fractions before we switched to RightStart Math. We love the curriculum. The games are our favorite part. He really enjoys playing them and they have helped a lot. He is understanding fractions now!
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Math Card Games, 4th edition
(Unknown)
12/7/2008 10:05 PM
This is a great way to re-enforce math facts. My two boys are always asking if we can play another game! We even play them on family night. Lots of fun!
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