Problems cover a wide range of student abilities. The final section of the book contains a wide variety of strategy games to use as supplemental activities. A separate black line game board is easily duplicated. The problems and strategy games presented in the curriculum books can be used to incorporate problem solving activities into any mathematics program. They also have access to a wide selection of strategy games to supplement the program.
Students become involved in the problem solving process.
Through a series of structured activities, they learn the steps to follow when solving problems, and then work on problems of increasing difficulty. Students learn by doing as they experience mathematics that go beyond the basic computational skills presented in many mathematics programs.