Education Resources

A excellent source for finding out of print books and used books. Alibris

Mathematics Literature- Children Top of Page

Anno's Magic Hat Tricks by Akihiro Nozaki and Mitsumasa Anno

Alexander, Who Used to be Rich Last Sunday by Judith Viorst

Anno's Counting House by Mitsumasa Anno

Anno's Math Games II by Mitsumasa Anno

Anno's Math Games III by Mitsumasa Anno

Anno's Mysterious Multiplying Jar by Mitsumasa Anno

The Chef's Hat by Naomi Kojima

Counting on Frank by Rod Clement

The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins

The Dot and the Line by Norton Juster

Eight Hands Round by Paul Ann Whitford

Grandfather Tang's Story by Ann Tompert

The Half Birthday Party by Charlotte Pomerantz

Millions of Cats by Wanda Gaag

Ocean Parade by Patricia MacCarthy

The $1.00 Word Riddle Book by Marilyn Burns

One Gorilla by Atsuko Morozumi

1 Hunter by Pat Hutchins

17 Kings and 42 Elephants Margaret Mahy

Rooster's Off to See the World by Carle Eric

Ten Black Dots by Donald Crews

A Three Hat Day by Laura Geringer

Two Ways to Count to Ten by Dee Ruby

Books for Older Children and Adults Top of Page

Aha! Gotcha by Marvin Gardner

Aha! Insight by Marvin Gardner

The Cartoon Guide to Statistics by Larry Gonick & Woollcott Smith

Calculus By and For Young People (ages 7, yes 7 and up) - Don Cohen

Elementary Algebra by Harold Jacobs

Fascinating Fibonacci - Mystery and Magic in Numbers by Trudi Hammel Garland

Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott

Geometry by Harold Jacobs

Joy of Mathematics by Theoni Pappas

Math Equals by Teri Perl

Mathematicians are People Too by Luetta and Wilbert Reimer (Dale Seymour)

Mathematics: A Human Endeavor by Harold Jacobs

More Joy of Mathematics by Theoni Pappas

Powers of Ten: About the Relative Size of Things in the Universe, by Philip Morrison and
Phylis Morrison

Used Numbers: Real Data in the Classroom by Technical Education Research Centers (TERC)

and the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications (COMAP)

Counting: Ourselves and Our Families -- Grades K-1

Sorting: Groups and Graphs -- Grades 2-3

Measuring: From Paces to Feet -- Grades 3-4

Statistics: The Shape of the Data -- Grades4-5

Statistics: Prediction and Sampling -- Grades 5-6

Statistics: Middles, Means, and in Betweens -- Grades 5-6

Teaching Guides - Mathematics Top of Page

Attribute Acrobatics by Betty J. Sternberh (Activity Resources)

Building Thinking Skills (Critical Thinking Books and Software)

Creating Line Designs by Randy L. Womack

Dots Math by Linda Harvey and Ann Roper (Creative Publications)

Fraction Tiles by Lee Jenkins and Peggy McLean (Cuisenaire, Activity Resources)

Fractions with Pattern Blocks by Matthew E. Zullie (Creative Publications)

GEMS books on probability (Lawrence Hall of Science)

Frog Math (K-2), In All Probability ( 3-5), Quadice ( 5-8 grade)

Geoblock Job Cards by Micaelia Randolf Brummett and Linda Holden Charles (Creative Publications) - see Geoblocks in Math Manipulatives

Geoblocks and Geo Jackets Lee, Jenkins, Peggy McLean, and Mary Laycock (Activity Resources)

The I Hate Mathematics! Book by Marilyn Burns

Mathematics Their Way® by Mary Baratta-Lorton (Addison-Wesley Publications , Creative Publications, Dale Seymour, and Cuisenaire catalogs; see below)

Pattern Blocks for Primary People by Linda Harvey (Creative Publications)

Math and Literature by Marilyn Burns and Stephanie Sheffield (Dale Seymour)

Math for Smarty Pants by Marilyn Burns (Dale Seymour catalog)

Pattern Block Activities - A by Marian Pasternack and Linda Silvey (Creative Publications)

Pattern Factory by Ann Roper and Lynn Harvey (Ideal School Supply)

Understanding Fractions: Patterns in Arithmetic by Suki Glenn (Pattern Press)

What Are My Chances by Creative Publications- probability games

Wollygoggles by Thomas G. O'Brien (Dale Seymour catalog)

How to Guides Top of Page

Children, the Challenge by Rudolf Dreikurs

Don't Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor

In Their Own Way by Thomas Armstrong

Frames of Mind by Howard Gardner

Thinking in Pictures: My Life and Other Reports of My Life with Autism by Temple Grandon

Manipulatives for Mathematics See Sources *Must have essentials in my opinion

*Base Ten Blocks - (Activity Resources, ETA-Cuisenaire, Creative Home Teaching)

Counting Frame (Nasco Math)

Found materials for counters: *beans, blocks, pebbles, pennies, foreign coins, buttons, nuts, bolts

*Cuisenaire Rods® - (Activity Resources, ETA-Cuisenaire, Creative Home Teaching)

Geoblocks - (Activity Resources) Large set of

Graph Paper 1 cm - (ETA-Cuisenaire)

LEGO® bricks - toy stores, department stores

*Pattern Blocks - (Activity Resources, ETA-Cuisenaire, teacher supply stores)

Playing Cards - stationery stores, markets, toy stores

Polydron Frameworks (Activity Resources,Creative Home Teaching) a must for 3-D geometry

Prism Fraction Pieces (51 piece set) - (Pattern Press)

Tools: dice, compass, protractor, calculator, ruler, string, clocks, stopwatches

Unifix® Cubes (Activity Resources, ETA-Cuisenaire, Didax)

Games (commercial) Top of Page

A Book of Card Games by Klutz Press

Battleship (leaning about coordinates)

Three C's-Checkers, Chess and Concentration (make your own with deck of cards)

Candyland - beginning counting

Chutes and Ladders - beginning counting

Monopoly

Othello

Quarto

Sequence - strategy

Set

Sources Top of Page

Activity Resources (510) 782-1300 www.activityresources.com

Cuisenaire Rods

Pattern Blocks and Unifix Cubes

Creative Publications (800) 624-0822 www.creativepublications.com

Cuisenaire Rods

Pattern Blocks and Unifix Cubes

Critical Thinking Books & Software (800) 458-4849 www.criticalthinking.com

Dale Seymour Publications (800) 237-0338 www.pearsonlearning.com

ETA-Cuisenaire (800) 445-5985 www.etacuisenaire.com

Cuisenaire Rods

Pattern Blocks, Unifix Cubes, and Transparent Counters

Instructional Fair (800) 845-8149 www.TeacherSpecialty.com

Transparent Counters

Lawrence Hall of Science (510) 642-5132) www.lawrencehallofscience.org

GEMS series of books on science and math

Nasco Math (800) 558-9595 www.enasco.com

Counting Frame and Transparent Counters

Wright Group (800) 523-2371 www.wrightgroup.com

Counting Chips - 8 colors

Pattern Blocks and Unifix Cubes

Wooden Cubes - Colored

Web Sites Top of Page

Books - http://www.amazon.com

Mega-Math - Los Alamos National Laboratory - www.c3.lanl.gov/mega-math

Maps --www.mapquest.com

Calculus By and For Young People (ages 7, yes 7 and up) - Don Cohen

The site has sample problems from each chapter - Worksheets" +, including looking for PATTERNS, learning to learn, the non-trivial use of calulators and computers in the study ofinfinite series and infinite sequences, algebra, graphs, area under curves (-> the integral), the slope of a curve (-> the derivative), science to math activities, transformations with matrices, and much more, all done with young people.

Science Sources Top of Page

American Science and Surplus - 3605 Howard Street, Skokie, IL, 60076 (847) 982-0870 http://www.sciplus.com - Incredible stuff, Unbelievable prices

We love to go through this catalog to find fun, interesting, and unusual toys, knickknacks, and gadgets at great prices. Great way to recycle surplus stuff.American Science and Surplus - http://www.sciplus.com - Incredible stuff, Unbelievable prices

Bill Nye the Science Guy: http://nyelabs.kcts.org/

SOL(Science on Line): http://www.cea.berkeley.edu/Education/sol/sol_homepage.html

Views of the Solar System: http://bang.lanl.gov/solarsys/homepage.htm

UC Berkeley's Center for EUV Astrophysics Center for Science Education http://www.cea.berkeley.edu/Education/HomePage.html

Discovery Channel School : http://school.discovery.com

Some of these titles come from HEM Top Ten Web Sites - Used with permission from the editors of Home Education Magazine. Lists are compiled weekly from responses to the HEM Forum on America Online, for more information email HomeEdMag@aol.com http://www.home-ed-magazine.com

Home Education Magazine (P.O. Box 1083, Tonasket, WA 98855; 1-800-236-3278)


Home Page

Back to above lists

Mathematics Literature- Children -- Math Books for Older Children and Adults -- How to Guides -- Manipulatives for Mathematics Books --Teaching Guides for Mathematics -- Games -- Sources -- Web Sites