Playing with Math - 100 Math Games to Easily Improve Elementary School Students' Grades

Author: Yu Tian
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book contains 100 entries. Each entry includes several sections: "Story Corner," "Knowledge Tunnel," "Fun Games," and "Try It Yourself." "Story Corner" tells stories about mathematical knowledge in vivid and humorous language, allowing children to immerse themselves in a fairy-tale atmosphere. "Knowledge Tunnel" explains key concepts in a simple and clear manner, enabling young readers to quickly grasp the essence of the knowledge. "Fun Games" engages readers through interactive activities, helping them master knowledge effortlessly. "Try It Yourself" serves as a review and practice section, allowing readers to reinforce what they have learned. This series is based on the new national education curriculum for primary and secondary schools and is designed for students in grades 1 to 3, including three books: Playing with Chinese, Playing with Math, and Playing with English.
Tailored to children's natural inclination to be active and enjoy games, the book features "Story Corner," "Knowledge Tunnel," "Fun Games," and "Try It Yourself." The book is closely aligned with in-class learning objectives while also being innovative. Forcing children to memorize facts by rote would certainly reduce their interest in learning. However, this series provides a wealth of lively stories, jokes, and games, encouraging children to learn through play and apply knowledge in fun ways, thereby fostering a strong interest in learning. The book is also accompanied by beautiful and adorable cartoon illustrations, making it a favorite among young readers.
(Note: The text contains duplicate sections, which have been consolidated for clarity in the translation.)

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