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Teaching Textbooks Inc Teaching Textbooks Math 3 Kit
Early primary-grade math lays the framework for all later mathematical skills, and is also vitally important for everyday life. Ensure that your students understand every aspect of adding and subtracting multiple numbers, writing fractions, carrying, multiplication, money, telling time, advanced place value, mental multiplication, whole numbers, decimals, perimeter, area, temperature, the metric system, and bar & line graphs with Teaching Textbooks 3. The workbook contains all the problem and practice sets, as well as written summaries of each lecture; the summaries conveniently allow children to skim over the text instead of re-watching the lecture if they forget a key point. A 604-page spiralbound, consumable workbook An answer booklet, 33-pages, line-listed, softcover. Four CD-ROMs with step-by-step audiovisual solutions to every homework and test problem. A CPU of 1.0 GHz or faster A Windows XP or later operating system 256 MB RAM A 4x CD-ROM drive Speakers A CPU Processor type of: G3 PowerPC / Intel Solo Processor Speed of: 500 MHz / 1.0 GHz or faster Mac OS 10.4 or later 256 MB RAM A 4x CD-ROM drive
An included digital gradebook grades answers as soon as they are entered and calculates percentages for each assignment. The CD-ROMs feature step-by-step audiovisual solutions to every one of the thousands of homework and test problems.
Teaching Textbooks 3 is designed for Grade 3, or advanced Grade 2, children. 118 lessons, 17 quizzes.
This full-year curriculum kit includes:
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Teaching Textbooks Math 3 - Does this program read the work to them? Wondering because I am not sure that my son will be able to do it all on his own.
My son is doing well in my math but struggling with reading, so I am wondering if he will be doing alot of reading or if this reads along with the teaching on the page. Thanks so much for your help..
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Desiree (Mom of three)
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answer 1
The lectures, questions, etc are all verbal. If you need something repeated, just hit a button and it will. Hope this helps!
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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campsar
Orland Park, IL
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answer 2
Yes it does. My son who had similar struggles really seems to do better because of this.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
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pinkeagle
Florida
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answer 3
Yes.
answered 1 year, 7 months ago
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Brandi Woody
GA
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answer 4
The CD Rom has a lecture feature that reads the lesson to the child. You can buy the book too and have him read it himself or follow along, but you don't have to use the book.
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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kilofoxtrot
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answer 5
It does read to them. very slowly and clearly. I think this would work for you.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
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amanda o
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answer 6
Yes, all of the math problems are orally and visually presented in this curriculum.
answered 2 years, 2 months ago
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Does this have a spiral approach to learning?
We have used Saxon Math in the past which is wonderful for having a spiral approach meaning.....you might cover money in chapter 1. You won't forget the concepts as you'll continue reviewing money in chapter 3, 4, 5, etc. on a lesser basis to keep it fresh in the student's mind...while moving onto other areas such as measurements, fractions, decimals, etc. Looking at the TT table of concepts it doesn't seem to lend itself to a spiral approach, but I can't be sure. Appreciate your input.....
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