Math lab for kids
Subtitle: fun, hands-on activities for learning with shapes, puzzles, and games
By: by Rebecca Rapoport and J. Yoder
Contributors: Yoder, J., 1975- author
Publisher: Quarto Publishing Group USA
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Beverly, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
ISBN-13: 9781631592522
Subjects: Geometry; Mathematics; Juvenile literature
Description: At-home math allows you to motivate unenthusiastic math students in an environment through creativity and understanding that is not always possible in a school setting.
Notes: Includes index.

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Table of contents: title: Geometry: learning about shapes: prisms and pyramids and Platonic solids, oh my!; title: Topology: mind-bending shapes: learn about squeezable, squishable shapes and surfaces; title: Coloring maps like a mathematician: using the fewest number of colors possible, fill in a map so adjacent shapes are different; title: Stitching curves: learn to create curves using only straight lines; title: Fantastic fractals: a fractal is a shape that is similar to itself no matter how far you zoom in on one particular part; title: Terrific tangrams: solve ancient Chinese puzzles by making different shapes from the same seven pieces; title: Toothpick puzzles: create and solve brainteasers using patterns of toothpicks; title: The game of Nim: learn the game of Nim and develop a strategy to win every time; title: Graph theory: making connections: explore how points and edges are interconnected.