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Hands-on tool lets students visualize difficult fraction problems. The ruler has eighths, fourths, and halves on top and twelfths,sixths, thirds, and halves on the bottom. Includes teacher's guide with reproducibles, 12 each of six fraction pieces, 6-compartment box plus fraction dice.

Engage students' minds and hands as you teach fractions with these 36 magnetic manipulatives. Unique 3D form brings concepts to life. Use interchangeable 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/8 pieces to show relationship to a whole cube or sphere. Color-coded cubes and spheres each measure 3". Includes labeled storage tray.

A collection of three basic money programs: First Money, Spending Money, Making Money.

Provides engaging graphics which stimulate learners of any age. Presents wholes, halves, thirds, quarters, sixths, and eighths.

Teaches your students how to avoid blowing a budget; how to avoid being duped and scammed; and how to be safe while shopping.

48 lessons provide plenty of practice in basic math operations and their application to daily life. Activities include counting calories, purchasing food, reading labels, and more. Includes pre-tests, post-tests, answers, and reproducible teacher's book.

This 521 page, idea-packed resource can be used in any basic math class. Contains over 280 math games and activities that utilize manipulatives, diagrams, and cooperative learning experiences, Written for students in grades 4-8 and also effective for older students who need to learn math concepts.

This easy-to-use calculator allows students to "see" how money math problems are worked. This dual-purpose calculator has two modes. 1) Money Calc Mode: the LCD screen shows the dollar mark, dollars, and cents. The answer to the math problem in this mode is displayed as dollars and cents. (ex. $2.50 + $2.50 = $5.00 instead of $2.5 + $2.5 = $5). Students learn to compute "change back" using the mini-bill buttons. If students push the $20-bill button, the Money Calc places $20.00 on the screen. The student simply subtracts the price of the item to be purchased fromj the $20.00 to calculate the change. The 100 reproducible worksheets allow students to practice adding and subtracting money and figure "change back".

This concise curriculum covers add/subtract, multiply/divide, measurement, decimals, and percents. Eight lessons per concept refer to familiar, evryday situations. Lessons provide objectives, teaching suggestions, and follow-up activities. Requires students to read stories and solve math problems. Includes a Win/Mac CD with PDFs to print Worksheets.

Practical Mathematics for Consumers helps students understand that math is an integral part of their lives. From buying groceries to budgeting, it helps reinforce the basic math concepts that will set your students on the right track to independent living. Includes: classroom binder, critical thinking workbook, hard-cover text, and answer key.

These 8 softcover books develop essential skills within the world of money management - from how and when to use ATMs, co-payments in health care, the meaning of credit, and more. Simple, step-by-step lessons and in-text questions help students develop and retain important information for their financial future. Includes answer key.

In Making Change, our most advanced money program, users function like a store clerk, entering purchases and giving back change. Program randomly generates hundreds of purchasing situations. Makes an excellent vocational training and applied math program. IntelliKey Overlay included.

Real Life Math books teach simple addition, subtraction, and multiplication through the use of real-life situations, and make instruction fun and effective. Includes 3 books and 18 reproducables: food at a restaurant, market or department store.

Gives you the opportunity to practice money skills - identification, counting, paying, saving - without the obvious problem of getting and keeping large quantities of cash. Packed in an organizer, ideal for sorting and counting activities.

Teach money skills with standards-based activities. This kit if filled with interesting and fun activities that will appeal to students who need basic instruction in money skills. Includes many reproducible worksheets and activities designed to spark interest in money concepts.

Provides practical instructions in writing and endorsing checks; filling out signature cards, and ATM and debit applications; Choosing a PIN; deposit slips, checks, and check records; and balancing a checkbook.

This informative, practical, and entertaining video covers the fundamentals of checking and bank accounts, such as filling out a check correctly, maintaining a checkbook register, and reconciling a bank statement. In addition, the video presents information on ATM transactions, debit cards, and online banking. Viewers will learn what factors to consider when choosing a bank, as well as how to identify different types of checking accounts.

This program covers every aspect of maintaining a checking account; choosing a personal identification number (PIN), writing personal checks, making ATM/debit card transactions, filling out deposit slips, entering transactions in a check register, and balancing statements. Includes: instructions, answer keys, 160 worksheets, 10 check packets each of which has: 75 realistic checks, 24 deposit slips, an ID card, a check register, and a deluxe checkbook wallet.

This is a reproducible book designed to help you teach your students the basic concepts needed to handle money wisely. Third grade reading and math skill levels. Interest level 12 to adult.

Part of the Becoming Independent: Learning to Succeed on Your Own video series. This workbook and video is designed to teach you how to open and maintain a checking account, writing numbers, writing checks, maintaining checkbook balance, endorsing checks, making a deposit, and reconciling a bank statement.

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