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Liberty Mathematics, Level A

By: Wendy Kramer

Product Description

Liberty Mathematics provides students with an excellent course of study dealing with traditional mathematics concepts. Problem-solving strategies, critical thinking, estimation and mental math are routinely stressed thoughout, and systematic review of each concept is featured prominently.

Level A is designed to give first grade students an introduction to primary mathematics concepts. Topics covered include: addition and subtraction facts from 1-100, two-digit addition and subtraction, fractions, calendars, time and money, measurements and sets. Chapter reviews and final review are included. 250 pages, softcover. 1st grade.

Product Information

Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 250
Vendor: Christian Liberty Press
Publication Date: 2004
Dimensions: 10.75 X 8.25 (inches)

ISBN: 1930367627
ISBN-13: 9781930367623
Availability: In Stock
Series: Christian Liberty Math

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Christian Liberty PressLiberty Mathematics, Level A

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1 out of 1100%customers would recommend this product to a friend.

4 <i>Liberty Mathematics</i> provides students with an excellent course of study dealing with traditional mathematics concepts. Problem-solving strategies, critical thinking, estimation and mental math are routinely stressed thoughout, and systematic review of each concept is featured prominently.<p> Level A is designed to give first grade students an introduction to primary mathematics concepts. Topics covered include: addition and subtraction facts from 1-100, two-digit addition and subtraction, fractions, calendars, time and money, measurements and sets. Chapter reviews and final review are included. 250 pages, softcover. 1st grade.

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Date:March 15, 2012

Renee

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Great simple math. I have used level A with two of my boys and I am now using this with my 7 yr. son who has a very short attention span and gets frustrated very easy. He likes to be able to get his book, have a short lesson and get his work done so he can go on to other things (like playing). I love that it has lots of repetition (great for boys who forget easily, due to a wondering mind), I also like that it doesn't have bright colorful pictures that would distract my son. I will be using level B, which is now on the market. Plus you just can't beat the price of this curriculum.

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5 out of 5

Date:October 27, 2008

Bobbie Geater

This course of study is great. We also used the K edition. I only wish they had more grade levels. I highly recommend it,because my child does not have a whole lot of questions. He grasped it 99% on the first time.

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4 out of 5

Date:October 19, 2008

Anne

Engaging book. We really are enjoying it and learning a lot. Worth the money. We have had to make our own manipulatives out of pencils, pennies, and a toy clock, but I recommend this book highly over the more expensive products on the market. It gets the job done at a family friendly price.

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4 out of 5

Date:February 13, 2007

MBW, homeschooling mom

Though I approve of this book, I cannot recommend it, because the next book in the series is still quite far from being available.My daughter and I are just now finishing Liberty Mathematics, Level A. The book ends with the student being able to add two columns of numbers (and carry), and subtract two columns of numbers (and borrow). I like the advanced nature of the scope, and the sequence was fine.Level A came out three years ago, and the author is still in the process of writing Level B (per the publisher). Who knows how long it will be before future books are added to the series?We are now switching to Ray's Primary Arithmetic.