Taken from KidsRead.com
Classic picture books (3-8)
Beginning Classic Reader books
Intermediate Classic Reader books
Advanced Classic Reader books
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Skip Counting Activities
Children need to feel confident skip counting in order to learn their basic math facts.
HomeschoolMath.net
Counting by 2, 5 and 10s @ HelpingWithMath.com
Here is a lesson and online practice to learn skip counting from the website
One Minute Math Facts Test
Taken from Oswego.org
This is simple and the student can easily take a one minute facts test (1-9) for addition, subtract, multiplication and division.
Times Tables Tips
Taken from Dr-Mikes-math-games-for-kids.com
This site lists helpful hints for memorizing the times tables 1 through 12.
Teaching Addition– Saxxon Math Methods
Saxon Math
I really like the way Saxon math teaches the facts. They teach “strategies” instead of using fingers/manipulatives (although manipulatives are used in intros. and as needed). There are doubles, which the children simply memorize easily. There are “plus one” facts (like counting to the next number), “plus zero” facts, which, again, are easy to see after using manipulatives for a little bit). There are “doubles plus one” facts, “adding two” facts, etc. You teach a STRATEGY for remembering and then the kids practice DAILY in a variety of ways–paper practice, raps, string “wrap-ups”, etc., etc. It’s the best way I’ve seen so far, as opposed to the old methods we used to teach!
Taken from MathCats.com
More Help In Learning Addition
Richmond.edu/OpenWideLookInside
Best Books For Learning Addition
The Hershey’s Kisses Addition Book by Jerry Pallotta
The Hershey’s Kisses Subtraction Book by Jerry Pallotta
The Mission of Addition by Brian P. Cleary
The Action of Subtraction by Brian P. Cleary
The M&M’s Addition Book by Barbara Barbieri McGrath
CoolMath4Kids.com
Lesson 1: How Addition Works
Lesson 2: Yardstick Arithmetic