Clearly presented philosophy, explanations, teaching strategies, and activities make this booklet a valuable teacher resource. The resource includes a table of contents, illustrations, and a glossary. Montesanto, Ralph and Zimmer, David. A series of investigations focuses on discovering probability, using sample data in decision making, and using probability and sampling. Students are encouraged to record their observations and reflect on their learning.
Activities are suitable for group and project work.
A table of contents, illustrations, and a glossary are provided. Please note that one use of Imperial Measures in a reference to Gulliver's Travels is used in a historical context. Reys, Barbara J., et al. This booklet, part of a six-booklet series, describes and suggests several activities designed to introduce, develop, and promote an understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts. Developing Number Sense in the Middle Grades describes number sense and includes ways teachers can teach the concept in the classroom, assessment strategies they can use, and several sample activities.