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Computation Basics is a carefully structured program designed to develop basic arithmetic computation skills. The entire (sold-separately) series is organized into 6 workbooks and helps children conquer addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through two-digit numbers. Children starting Computation Basics should be able to read, write, and count to 20.

Each skill unit contains approximately five worksheets with twenty problems per page. Simple drill sheets do not include instructions, and are identified by a letter which notes which operational skill is being practiced, and a number identifying the page number of the unit. A two-page scope & sequence with the unit objective, corresponding page numbers, and room to record scores and dates is also provided.

Book 6 includes 14 units that introduce two-digit division. Exercises cover the division of two to four digit numbers by a two-digit number. Review units and mixed function units help to strengthen previously taught skills; mastery units contain all problems sequenced from easiest to hardest to help identify any weaknesses. 106 non-reproducible pages, softcover.

Answers are not included, but are provided in the sold-separately Computation Basics Key 6.