Here are 42 entertaining math activities for students in grades 4-6 that allow them to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication division, and coordinate geometry; and improve analytical skills while having fun at the same time. Each game begins with a discussion of its objective, followed by directions for playing and an explantion of how the game is won. The only materials required are pencils, paper, crayons, paper clips, scissors, and markers. Perfect for cultivating children's interest in math, these games provide an abundant source of activities for teachers in search of exciting math exercises for small or large groups of students.

Scribble Scrabble: Ready-In-A-Minute Math Games

Humor & Entertainment

Sharp, Vicki F.

Sharp, Richard M.

Metzner, Seymour

Puzzles & Games

Tab Books

Presents math puzzles and enrichment activities within such topics as trial-and-error reasoning, number problems, geometric puzzles, and combinatorial configurations

The Sneaky Square and Other Math Activities for Kids

Children's Books

A comprehensive guide to online health and medical information describes hundreds of outstanding web sites covering a broad spectrum of vital health topics, including mental health, hospitals, health organizations, women's health, medical schools, and more. Original. 20,000 first printing.

Webdoctor: Finding the Best Health Care Online (Quality Medical Home Health Library)

Computers & Technology

Web Development & Design

Griffin

Thirty Math Games for the Elementary Grades

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Fearon Teacher AIDS

Presents math puzzles and enrichment activities within such topics as speed calculation, logical paradoxes, geometric puzzles, pattern reasoning, and combinatorial configurations.

Sneaky Square and Other Math Activities for Kids

Education & Reference

The Sneaky Square & 113 Other Math Activities for Kids

Sharp, Vicki F., Levine, Martin G., Sharp, Richard M.

The Best Web Sites for Teachers

Education & Teaching

Levine, Martin G.

Schools & Teaching

Intl Society for Technology in educ

Text providing consumers, medical doctors, and health care professionals with Web sites that will expand their medical knowledge. Each site has an address, picture of the Web page, and a brief description with navigational shortcuts. Covers topics ranging from alternative health to women's health. Halftone illustrations. Softcover.

Web Doctor: Your Online Guide to Health Care and Wellness (With CD-ROM for WIN/MAC)

Networking & Cloud Computing

Quality Medical Pub

Eldredge has suggested that there are three things a man needs to feel successful in life: 1) an adventure to live, 2) a battle to fight, and 3) a damsel to rescue. Because man is fashioned in the likeness of God, one can assume that He himself had the same drives. Leaving His position in Heaven and taking the form of a man gave Him the adventure to live. His adversary gave Him the battle to fight and His nature (God is love) drove Him to rescue a damsel. That damsel was the nation of Israel. By His death on the cross, the barrier between Jew and Gentile has been removed through faith in Jesus, and we are builded together for a habitation of God through the Spirit (Ephesians 2: 14-22). Nothing and no one can ever come between the covenant of marriage established as betrothal on the cross. Betrothal has occurred for all who have embraced Jesus. Tracing the Jewish roots of Christianity in the ancient writings, Dr. Richard Sharp examines how the ancient ritual of betrothal has framed the meta-narrative of God's relationship with man. This ritual of betrothal is suggested by scriptural texts from Genesis to Revelation and suggests that a formal wedding between God and man is in the offing, and that the legal marriage has already occurred through the act of betrothal. Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary describes the word "meta" as situated behind or beyond (Webster, 1996). It is this notion that there exists a story of betrothal behind or beyond a simple narrative of a particular story in the Bible that is implied. It is that meta-narrative that ties the sixty-six books of the Bible together and allows the reader to view, for example, the books of Hosea and Ephesians, not as single pieces of literature, but as stories which fit within a grander story.

The Four Cups of Betrothal

History

World

Global Educational Advance, Inc.

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