Players practice rapid recognition of equivalent fractions or addingfractions as they play “Fraction War,” “One Up,” or “Fraction Match.” Three levels of difficulty make play available to a broad range of players. Includes 48 durable dominoes showing fractional parts in pictures and numerals. 1-5 players.

Seven group or self-checking solitaire games offer experience in recognizing fractional parts, matching equivalent fractions, and building sums of “one.” The 48 dominoes include both pictures and fractional numbers with denominators ranging from 2 to 12. Fractions are shown as parts of wholes or parts of sets. 1-4 players.

Build must-know math skills with these 10 laminated, fill-in graphs on favorite topics including transportation, birthdays, colors,weather, names, and more. Use a dry-erase pen, then wipe clean to use again and again! Includes easy lessons that meet the math standards. 15" x 20 1/2". 22 pages.

Students deepen understanding of algebra concepts when they build geometric models of polynomials. Classroom set includes enough for 30 students, plus Overhead Set and 40-page book.

Help students make the transition from arithmetic to algebra and geometry! Perfect for use as full units of study, as supplements to the curriculum, or as tutorial resources at home. Each book includes step-by-step instructions with examples, practice problems using the concepts, real-life applications, a list of symbols and terms, tips, and answer keys. 128 pages.

Unlike any other balance, this balance lets you demonstrate that –1<0. Weights placed on the outer pans represent negative integers, and those placed in the inner pans represent positive integers, making it possible to demonstrate that (–1)+(+1)=0. Great for small-group work, the balance includes 4 plastic pans, 4 plastic canisters, a set of plastic weights and Activity Guide.

Cards are drawn...points are added...do you stop or keep going? Draw a ZAP! card and lose it all! This fun, suspense-filled game reinforces addition skills, builds subtraction skills, and develops an awareness of probability and chance. Aligns with learning standards. Ages 7 and up.

Itís the math game with quite a forward/backward twist! Players add cards and watch out for wild cards that can send their scores zooming forward, backward, or stall a turn. Builds multiplication skills, use addition skills, and apply probability strategies. Aligns with learning standards. Ages 10 and up.

Players have fun while building mastery of all math facts through 12. Practice builds speed and reinforces math concepts. Game adapts for increasing skill. Traditional 5 x 5 grid format can be played six ways to meet the needs of learners of all abilities. Fun for large or small group use. Set includes: 36 playing cards, over 700 chips, caller's mat and cards, and a sturdy storage box.

Master fractions and their equivalents from halves through twelfths, and boost skills in visualizing, comparing, and reducing fractions. Traditional 5 x 5 grid format can be played six ways to meet the needs of learners of all abilities. Fun for large or small group use. Set includes: 36 playing cards, over 700 chips, caller's mat and cards, and a sturdy storage box.

Each book in this series features 100 “Minutes” to help students build basic skills, increase speed in math operations, and strengthen problem-solving skills. Each Minute consists of ten problems of varying degrees of difficulty that incorporate a variety of skills. Each ten-problem reproducible can be used as a learning or testing tool. 112 pages.

Bright blue calculator is both solar and battery powered. Students can start with basic math operations and work their way up to percents and square roots. The 4-function calculator includes a 3-key memory, auto shutoff, and an 8-digit display. 4 1/2"H x 2 1/2"L.