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															Our Books Multiplying and Dividing* The Best Stuff for Multiplying & Dividing
 * Sharing Big Numbers
 * Teams
 * Discover the Basics - Multiplying & Dividing
 Adding and Subtracting* Addition, Subtraction, & Place Value
 * The Best Stuff for Adding & Subtracting
 * Discover the Basics - Adding & Subtracting
 Fractions and Decimals* Fractions & Decimals
 Percents, Ratios, and Rates* Percents, Ratios, & Rates
 
 Access to Algebra* Discover the Basics - Equations!
 * Discover the Basics - Negative Numbers
 * Discover the Basics - Squares, Roots, & Exponents
 *Access to Algebra
 Organizing and Graphing Data* Organizing & Graphing Data
 Measurement and Geometry* Measurement & Geometry
 * Discover the Basics - Perimeter, Area, & Volume
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																532: Sharing Big Numbers, 350 pages - $59.95 
 Special arrays, money graphics, and number lines provide a brief review of place value, addition and subtraction with regrouping, and basic multiplication and division, followed by a conceptual introduction to long multiplication and division. Rounding and estimation are presented in very tangible ways. The folding-page partner format develops fluency in mental math, and in connecting context, concept, manipulation, and computation. Scripted directions and ongoing assessment formats are included. |  
											
												
													
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																Completely Updated - With All New Teacher Lesson Guidessample chapter headings
 
																
																	
																		
																			 Ten Times as MuchSharing, With Leftovers up to 9 x 9Getting Into Long DivisionGetting Serious with Double Digits With this book, students build fluency the same way we remember our way around a new city: we drive around, a lot, look around, notice where things are, and gradually develop familiarity, confidence, and ability. |  
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															Keyed to the new California State Intervention Standards* Built on the documented success of its 1999 CA State adopted predecessor in
 raising student achievement scores
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