On the backTen sticks in one rubber band:
one thing, or ten?
Your child’s first year of arithmetic, read aloud: comparing lengths before counting, drawing what the hands found as two strips from one line, counting, the first ten tied with a rubber band, then adding and taking away, one idea to a page. The first pages take pencil; after them the work goes in a graph-paper notebook. The answers are at the back, for you; Guide A holds the reasons.
- Who holds it
- Your child, with you reading aloud
- Grades
- Grade 1
- At home
- You teach from Guide A.
- In a class
- The Teacher’s Edition for Grade 1, which is being written and is not yet in print. Until it is, teach from Guide A: the Guide’s In a class notes say what changes when a sitting is taught to a class. For a school: edition 2.0’s Grade 1, being written now, is placed to Arizona’s standards. For schools.
- Answers
- At the back, for you
- You will need
- Craft sticks, rubber bands, linking cubes, a graph-paper notebook. The whole list: Materials.
The First Book
The opening pages of this book, the First Book, are the only pages the child writes in. They will be here as a free PDF, under the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, with the first printing.
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