Evan Moor Educational Publishers Daily Math Practice, Grade 1 Teacher Edition

I use several enrichment books with my first grader as after-school review, and would highly recommend the Daily Math Practice Grade 1 book. There are five daily problems spread over 36 weeks and covers computation, word problems, patterns, understanding numbers, geometry, graphing, and measurement. My daughter enjoys working on the problems in this book as there's variety in the way the problems are structured. In addition, the problems are repeated in different formats so that a child can be trained to solve similar problems without too much thought - after a while, my daughter was doing most of the problems mentally as she had memorized a lot of the common number facts.I also appreciate the thinking questions in this book. For example: "Penny gives her dog a bone every morning and every night. How many bones does she need in one week?" - here, the child will be expected to figure out that in one day, the dog ate two bones; and then in one week there are seven days, so it will be two times seven equals fourteen. This is a great way to integrate the concept of multiplication, and there are other problems which introduce children to fractions. We can't wait to move on to the next level!

I really like this book even though I am sure that covers 1st Grade Common Core in my opinion is more for a Kindergarten, at least for the first 10 weeks that I covered.I like that increase difficulty little by little and also that gives the opportunity of start setting some expectations in math such showing your work in word problems. Also, having a Montessori child I like that the book expose my kid to traditional work that it will be in the standardized tests.

The product came as the sender had promised. The problems are easy for my grade 1 to understand,very useful product.

Great math supplement to our homeschooling curriculum. A good mix of problems on each page keep my son engaged.

Very Less (4 or max 5 ) questions per day to practice and that too very simple ones for grade 1.