Elementary I · Ages 6–9
Mathematics Teaching Manual Vol. 2 - Elementary I (6-9)
SKU: ME.M2
Product Description
The Elementary I Mathematics Teaching Manual, Volume 2 takes the child from the decimal system to numbers in the millions, long multiplication, and long division. The Geometric Hierarchy of Numbers presents the units, thousands, and millions hierarchies as cubes, bars, and squares. The Large Bead Frame, Bank Game, Checker Board, and Flat Bead Frame then work through multiplication with multi-digit multipliers. These four materials share one aim: helping the child know the correct place of each digit in calculation once the multiplication facts are memorized. The final chapter presents long division with division boards, skittles, and test tubes of beads. It covers distributive division with one- and two-digit divisors and group division with one-, two-, and three-digit divisors.
What's Included
- Geometric Hierarchy of Numbers
- Large Bead Frame
- Bank Game
- Checker Board
- Flat Bead Frame
- Long Division
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Children will develop
- Knowledge of the correct place of each digit in calculation
- Concrete work with divisors larger than units and dividends larger than one thousand
- Understanding of the quotient as the share of one unit
- Understanding of group division as a number of equal groups
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Contents at a Glance
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Chapter 1
Geometric Hierarchy of Numbers
Quantities and numerals to one million, organized as the units, thousands, and millions hierarchies
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Chapter 2
Large Bead Frame
Formation of numbers, addition in columns, and multiplication with one-, two-, and three-digit multipliers
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Chapter 3
Multiplication with the Bank Game
Multiplication with one- and two-digit multipliers
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Chapter 4
Multiplication with the Checker Board
Introduction with bead bars, four passages, and graph paper design
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Chapter 5
Multiplication with the Flat Bead Frame
Introduction and three passages
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Chapter 6
Long Division
Distributive and group division with one-, two-, and three-digit divisors