Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math Practice Sheets, Third Edition
$21.50
Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math Practice Sheets provides further course work and practice for what they learn throughout the course. These Practice Sheets come on 3-ring punched paper that is meant to be put into a folder so that the sheets may be easily accessed by the student.
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Product Description
Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math Practice Sheets, Third Edition
Additional Information
Additional Information
| Weight | 4.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11.25 × 8.75 × 2 in |
| Publisher | Rod & Staff Publishers, Inc. |
| Pages | 960 |
| Copyright Date | 2010 |
| ISBN | 9780739907160 |
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Daria Phair (verified owner) –
There are over 950 pages of practice sheets in the box, which are designed to be used in kindergarten and first grade! The problem is many of the pages are duplicated, sometimes 3 times. For example, one side may have circle the larger number and the other side may have telling time, but the larger number page will be repeated exactly on a paper that has coins on the other side. I used a small percentage of the sheets in the two grades. I would much rather have a boxful of 200-300 pages plus several tests per grade covering several concepts.
kathleen.f.mcginley (verified owner) –
I really like this box of practice sheets, even if – as another reviewer noted – it’s probably more than you’ll need or get to. My current Kindergartener loves doing her R&S math workbook to the point that she tends to try to race ahead before her comprehension catches up. It’s great to have a huge stash of these practice sheets to slow her down and repeat concepts to gain mastery before I let her do another page in the workbook with new concepts. I think there’s a great balance between variety and predictability; she knows the instructions or procedure for all the practice exercises she can focus on the content (and some of them – like counting objects in a picture or the dot-to-dot pictures – are really fun for her).