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Perfect for teaching measuring!: I used this book with my kindergarteners and they adored it! They already knew Penny from the book about maps so they were excited to listen to a Penny book in math. We used it as our starting point to get an overview on measurement and then went back to specific sections of the book to learn about each type of measurement. When Lisa used herself as a measuring tool, the students used their bodies as measuring tools. When Lisa used dog biscuits to measure Penny, we measured things in the room with dog biscuits. There are so many ways to do the things that Lisa does in the classroom and bring this book, and measuring, alive!
I loved this"making measuring fun" book.: It was so exciting to find a book that focused on making math and measuring fun. What fun it is for kids to relate learning with their everyday surroundings. Children almost always have access to dogs in their house or neighborhood. After reading this book, my students voluntarily measured their dogs and everyday household items. They were learning and having fun at the same time thanks to Penny, the Boston Terrier.
A homework assignment that is fun and exciting!: This engaging book teaches the difference between standard and non-standard measurement. Lisa and Penny, her dog take us on a measuring adventure for a homework assignment. A classic for explaining such a difficult concept! My 2nd and 3rd graders loved it! A sure-fire way to invite and excite!
| Author: | Loreen Leedy | | Binding: | Paperback | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 530.8 | | EAN: | 9780805065725 | | Edition: | 1st edition | | ISBN: | 0805065725 | | Number Of Pages: | 32 | | Publication Date: | 2000-08-01 | | Reading Level: | Ages 4-8 |
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