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MATH<br />

<strong>QUESTAR</strong> <strong>III</strong><br />

MATH-CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE MATH KIND<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: MULTIPLICATION<br />

VH1213 VHS videocassette, P-I, 40, C VH2736 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

This program teaches children how to multiply, divide, and do In this program, students learn the ingredients in multiplication<br />

advanced addition and subtraction. (Ray Supply,) number sentences−factors, products, multiplication signs and equal<br />

signs−and master multiplication tips including ordering factors, fact<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: ADDITION<br />

families, multiplying by one and zero, skip counting and using<br />

VH2743 VHS videocassette, PI, 23 patterns. Physical arrays of everyday objects, place value blocks<br />

In this program, the concept of joining groups together to form a and hundreds charts help students easily visualize and solve<br />

new group is illustrated by using concrete objects ranging from pies multiplication problems. (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

to penguins. Kids learn the ingredients in addition number<br />

sentences−addends, sums, plus signs and equal signs−and master MATH FOR CHILDREN: NUMBER SENSE<br />

addition tips, including counting on, adding with zero and doubles, VH2742 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

making ten and ordering addends. (L.VIDE, 4) From birthday candles on a cake to crayons in a box, mathematical<br />

ideas are expressed by using numbers and symbols. Students will<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: DECIMALS & PERCENTS<br />

learn counting tricks−like making patterns and skip counting−and<br />

VH2733 VHS videocassette, PI, 23 discover the ins and outs of comparing and ordering numbers.<br />

In this program, students will discover that decimals name numbers (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

that are less than one and learn that percents compare numbers<br />

with 100. Kids also discover that it pays to understand all about<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: SUBTRACTION<br />

decimals and decimal points when dealing with money. From pieces<br />

VH2740 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

of a chocolate bar to the price of a movie ticket, decimals and<br />

percents are a big part of everyday life! (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

In this program, the concept of separating groups that make up a<br />

whole is illustrated by using concrete objects ranging from cookies<br />

to crayons. Kids learn that subtraction equations include minus<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: DIVISION<br />

signs and differences, and that they can be written horizontally or<br />

VH2735 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

In this program, students will create number sentences using<br />

vertically. Smart subtraction tips, including counting back, fact<br />

dividends, divisors, quotients, division signs and equal signs, and<br />

families and subtracting with zero and doubles, are emphasized with<br />

discover division tips including fact families and dividing by one,<br />

real-life examples. (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

zero and a number by itself. Dividing with both one and two-digit<br />

divisors is explained and illustrated. Using a concrete example like MATH FOR CHILDREN: TELLING TIME<br />

pizza, kids learn how to divide objects into equal groups. (L.VIDE, VH2741 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

4)<br />

In this program, students measure time in seconds, minutes and<br />

hours, and order events by using words like before and after. Using<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: FRACTIONS<br />

analog and digital clocks, kids practice telling time from the hour<br />

VH2738 VHS videocassette, PI, 23 down to the exact minute. Concepts of A.M. and P.M., clockwise<br />

In this program, students will understand the relationship between motion and time estimation are emphasized. (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

parts and wholes, and learn to name and write fractions with<br />

numerators and denominators. Kids discover that equivalent MATH: KIDS & CASH<br />

fractions, mixed numbers and improper fractions are different ways VH2561 VHS videocassette, PI, 120<br />

to name the same amount. (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

Pt.1: All About Money−segments included: What is it Worth?, It's<br />

as Good as Gold, Minting Money, Printing Money and Money in<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: GATHERING & GRAPHING DATA<br />

Other Countries. Pt.2: Money and You−segments included:<br />

VH2734 VHS videocassette, PI, 23 What's a Bank?, Safe and Sound, Managing Money, Young<br />

In this program, students use data to identify and solve problems. Moneymakers and Turning Milk into Gold. (DSC.CH, 2)<br />

They will learn to create, read and interpret information in<br />

pictographs, Venn diagrams, coordinate grids and bar, circle and line MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:FLY ON THE<br />

graphs. Consistency and accuracy is emphasized, and analysis of WALL/PROJECTIONS/IN PROPORTION/SCALE UP<br />

data using mean, median, mode and range is illustrated. (L.VIDE, VH1848 VHS videocassette, I-J, 40, C<br />

4) (Gift,)<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: GEOMETRY<br />

MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:FOLDS/THE RIGHT<br />

VH2737 VHS videocassette, PI, 23 SHAPE/DECIMALS FOREVER/HOW LIKELY<br />

In this program, students are encouraged to explore solids and VH1849 VHS videocassette, I-J, 40, C<br />

shapes around them. They compare shapes like rectangles, (Gift,)<br />

squares, triangles and circles with solids like prisms, cubes,<br />

pyramids and spheres. The concepts of symmetry, angles,<br />

MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:GET THE<br />

congruent shapes, perimeter and area are illustrated using<br />

FACTS/ROLLING/PATTERNS/ THE GRAPH<br />

manipulatives and real-life examples. (L.VIDE, 4)<br />

VH1850<br />

VHS videocassette, I-J, 40, C<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: MEASUREMENT<br />

(Gift,)<br />

VH2744 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

Length, weight, temperature and capacity are measured in different<br />

MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:PASCAL'S TRIANGLE-I/GEARS/<br />

units with a variety of measuring tools. Students experiment with<br />

ARITHMETIC PROGRESSIONS/SHUFFLES<br />

non-standard measurement and discover the value of using standard<br />

VH1846<br />

VHS videocassette, I-J, 40, C<br />

units like those found in the U.S. Customary System and the Metric (Gift,)<br />

System, and how tools like rulers, balance scales and thermometers<br />

can help check estimates and make measuring easy and accurate. MATHEMATICAL INVESTIGATIONS:PASCAL'S TRIANGLE-II/MAZES/<br />

(L.VIDE, 4)<br />

GEOMETRIC PROGRESSIONS/NUMBERS ARE CODES<br />

VH1847<br />

VHS videocassette, I-J, 40, C<br />

MATH FOR CHILDREN: MONEY<br />

(Gift,)<br />

VH2739 VHS videocassette, PI, 23<br />

Using real-life situations in arcades, restaurants and stores, this MATHEMATICS: FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL-PT.II<br />

program helps students discover not only how to spend wisely by VH3356<br />

VHS videocassette, T, 20, C<br />

using estimation and comparisons, but also how to give and receive Staff development series featuring Marilyn Burns. Tape 2, shows<br />

the correct change when making a purchase. Kids identify the value how to set up problem situations, provide for cooperative learning in<br />

of money and learn to write money amounts with numbers, symbols small groups, respond to students, and structure homework.<br />

and decimal points. (L.VIDE, 4) (Cuisenaire Co., 1989)<br />

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