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This Everyday Mathematics exclusive is a unique deck of 54 cards that form the basis for a number of exciting, fun classroom math games and activities. It's really two decks in one: whole numbers, geometric representations, and dot patterns on one side; and fractions and illustrations on the other. On one side of the cards is a number deck with 4 cards for each number from 0 through 10 and 1 card for each number from 11 through 20. Numbers are printed in blue or black to more easily represent positive or negative numbers On the reverse side of the 1 though 10 cards are fractions represented in a variety of ways.

Play plastic coin money set comes in various denominations. Includes: Quarters (8), Dimes (20), Nickels (10), Pennies (50).

Everyone Wins, When Everyone Plays

One inch cubes, wood.

Counters are used in many Everyday Mathematics games. (5 colors; 90 of each color)

Set includes: Student Math Journals (Volumes 1 & 2) - These consumable books provide daily support for classroom instruction. They provide a long-term record of each student's mathematical development. Student Reference Book (Grades 4) - This book contains explanations of key mathematical content, along with directions to the Everyday Mathematics games. Geometry Template - A component of the Student Materials Sets in Grades 4-6, this is a multi-faceted drawing/measuring device that features 23 geometric shapes.

The Calendar and Routines Kit components are designed to aid your implementation of daily classroom routines. Items in the kit develop familiarity with concepts related to calendars, weather, data collection, and reinforce concepts learned in Everyday Mathematics.

The Calendar and Routines Kit components are designed to aid your implementation of daily classroom routines. Items in the kit develop familiarity with concepts related to calendars, weather, data collection, and reinforce concepts learned in Everyday Mathematics.

This easy-to-use consumable grade-specific book contains the Home Links(R) Masters and Parent Letters from the Blackline Masters found the Math Masters.