American Education Publishing

I have never seen a pop book for older children before. But this makes so much more sense because little kids constantly rip apart pop up books. I used to refuse to buy any when my kids were younger. But going through my sons bookshelf I came across this science book and was like whoa Hayden this a pop up book and he was like “yea mom I know. I read it.” It’s full of information and colorful realistic pop ups to go along with the information. It discusses how predators hunt and eat their prey. I think this book would get kids interested in science for sure, especially because of the interesting pop ups.… (meer)

Meant for Grades 4-8, but could be used for ESL at higher levels. Topics include: History of math, rounding, estimating, regrouping, regroup with zero, multiplication, division, calculator basics, three-digit divisors, prime and composite numbers, money, decimals, multiplying decimals, dividing decimals, factor trees, fractions, writing decimals as fractions, greatest common factors, GCF, common multiples, Least Common Multiples, LCM, Least Common Denominators, LCD, adding fractions, adding mixed numbers, subtracting fractions, percents, ratios, proportions, probability, pre-algebra, calculating interest, calculating compound interest, customary units, metric units, conversion, time zones, problem solving, points, lines, rays, angles, polygons, quadrilaterals, triangles, circles, symmetry, congruent and similar shapes, square roots, pythagorean theorem, perimeter, circumference, diameter, radius, area, space figures, volume, 3D shapes, graphing data, comparing data/mode, median, mean, tables, bar graphs, picture graphs, circle graphs, line graphs, integers, adding and subtracting integers, multiplying integers, dividing integers, x and y coordinates, venn diagram… (meer)