Perimeter, Area, and Volume

Posted on 16 February 2018 by David A. Adler

Readers are invited to the premiere of a 3 D movie The star studded cast of monsters will help them calculate the perimeter of the set, the area of the movie screen, and the volume of their popcorn box Learning about dimensions has never been so entertaining. Read Perimeter, Area, and Volume Author David A. Adler – kino-fada.fr Presenting monster movie stars in all of their 3 D glory Adler s newest math book focused on dimensions quickly captures the reader s attention and imagination Adler makes this subject completely accessible ...This book is jammed pack with mathematical informational galore, but the illustrations and characters make it a fun read If you have a visual learner, this book is especially wonderful due to the graphics and representations of the monster characters compared to mathematical terms and equations Another wonderful feature of this book is that it is aligned with Common Core standards for third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade mathematics in measurement and data The story is set around a grou This book is jammed pack with mathematical informational galore, but the illustrations and characters make it a fun read If you have a visual learner, this book is especially wonderful due to the graphics and representations of th...In this book students are invited to experience math in a fun way They get to calculate perimeter, area, and the volume of objects such as a popcorn box I think this would be a great way to get kids to like math Sometimes it can get so boring and I really believe they would enjoy...This book has a story line of a fun monsters while teaching about perimeter, area and volume.I rated this 5 5 because it is a fun book for kids to read or a read a loud that is loaded with colorful illustrations while teaching math concepts.I don t know that this would be necessarily considered a nonfiction book, but it definitely is informational so I thought it would fit.As a math teacher, I am always interested in picturebooks that help reinforce math standards I also like to incorporate writing into my math class, therefore, this book is a great fit I would recommend it, whether it is for a minilesson, guided practice, review, or an independent project for the students Perimeter, Area, and Volume is a great picture book for I don t know that this would be necessarily considered a nonfiction book, but it definitely is informational so I thought it would fit.As a math teacher, I am always interested in picturebooks that help reinforce math standards I also like to incorporate writing into my math class, therefore, this book is a great fit I would recommend it, whether it is for a minilesson, guided practice, review, or an independent project for the students Perimeter, Area, and Volume is a great picture book for students to learn, research, or reinforce the concepts of perimeter, area, and volume I enjoyed this book because the illustrations are engaging,...This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers To view it, click here This book features a bunch of monsters going through their day in a film and coming across the need to complete math equations based on the ideas of object measurements like those specified in the title I enjoyed the vibrant illustrations found in this book, which is surprising, because I would normally find them to be a bit distracting I think that they added a layer of interest to the text that the math concepts alone would no...This book was a bit too fact heavy for the four year old I watch, but the six year old loved it He had me stop reading after every page so I could fully explain the new concepts to him This book taught him all about geometric measurements not sure how else to phrase e...This is an entertaining book that incorporates a math lesson into the narrative It s not as seamless as other books we ve read, but we liked solving the problems and discussing the concepts as we read the book together I liked the explanation of two dimensional objects versus three di...In this book about math they are using a 3D movie screen premiere and they need help deciding on the perimeter and area and volume of the screen This is awesome because it uses a real world problem rather than just teaching a concept I love that It will start kids off understanding math ...This book does a pretty good job introducing these mathematical concepts It can be a good way to review these concepts These concepts do get a little complex so it could be helpful to some students but confusing to others.

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16 February 2018

David A. Adler