Teach you to think every day: First-grade math

Author: Chai Changlong, Zhou Hongxing
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The book "Teach Yourself to Think Every Day" is written based on the new concepts of the "Full-Time Compulsory Education Mathematics Curriculum Standards" formulated by the Ministry of Education. It incorporates four learning areas: "Numbers and Algebra," "Spatial Relationships and Geometry," "Statistics and Probability," and "Integrated Applications." The book is divided into five volumes, one for each grade from first to fifth, with each grade having one volume. Each volume is divided into two semesters, and each semester spans twenty weeks, with five days of content per week. Each day's content consists of three sections: "Brain Teaser," "Easy Explanation," and "Show Your Skills." The "Brain Teaser" provides an interesting mathematical problem for you to solve; the "Easy Explanation" aims to analyze and solve the problem in a simple and understandable way, helping you clarify the problem-solving approach and master the key points of thinking; and the "Show Your Skills" allows you to practice and learn how to think. At the end of each volume, there is a reference answer for the "Show Your Skills" exercises. For more challenging problems, hints and detailed analysis are provided for reference. This book is one in the series and is suitable for first-grade primary school students.