Life of Fred: Honey

Name: Life of Fred: Honey
Brand: Polka Dot Publishing
SKU: 9781937032012
Price: 20.5 USD
Availability: InStock

Item# 9781937032012

$20.50

Honey is the eighth book in the Life of Fred Elementary series for Grades 1-4. Each chapter is approximately six pages and ends with a Your Turn to Play segment.... Read more

Honey is the eighth book in the Life of Fred Elementary series for Grades 1-4. Each chapter is approximately six pages and ends with a Your Turn to Play segment. The book covers various math topics narratively, making math enjoyable and relevant. This series is perfect for students who struggle with the relevance of math. Hardcover, non-consumable, with answers included.

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Dive into the whimsical world of Honey, the eighth chapter book in the beloved Life of Fred Elementary series, perfect for young learners in Grades 1-4. Every six-page chapter of this narrative enchants with a story, ending with a Your Turn to Play section, including a handful of questions for children to ponder. Solutions are conveniently provided on the following page, encouraging learners to review their work independently. This delightful journey through mathematics, expected to unfold over a month, delves into broad and deep educational themes.

Discover the beauty of mathematics as Honey explores topics ranging from the Commutative Law of Multiplication to the cosmic expanse of the Milky Way, all while weaving in life skills like job significance and character development. Learn about time zones, the periodic table, the geometry of bee hives, and even the principles behind smelting iron ore. This book isn't just about numbers; it's about preparing for real-life challenges like starting a business and understanding the difference between farther and further.

Through the adventures of Fred Gauss, a math professor with the charm of a six-year-old, Life of Fred makes math relevant, engaging, and omnipresent. This series, renowned for its humorous and unconventional approach, fosters an understanding of math without the tedium of endless drills, perfect for the inquisitive mind that questions the relevance of math or for anyone yearning for a dash of creativity in their mathematical journey.

Spanning 128 pages, this hardcover, non-consumable textbook with Smyth-sewn binding stands as a testament to the joy of learning, where children jot down their answers on separate paper and directly interact with the text. Honey isn't just a book; it's a bridge to loving math for life.