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| Item #: | 003875 |
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| Grades: | PK-AD |
Product Description:
This graph cling features a numbered XY Axis grid dry-erase cling, great for classroom example models or work done at the board! The entire grid is 20 x 20 square blocks, divided into square section of 10 x 10 square blocks. Each square block within the grid is 1” x 1”. The entire graph space is approximately 21.5” x 21.5”. Best if used on a flat, nonporous surface such as a dry-erase board, glass, smooth wall, etc. Before placing on desired surface, completely clean and dry the designated area. Then, peel off the protective backing and smooth out firmly across surface. The complete application instructions are included, as well as a microfiber rag. The poster cling as a whole is approximately 11.5” x 11.5”.
Publisher Description:
Our Dry-Erase Easy Cling Graphs do not require any additional preparation to hang, simply press the film against any smooth, flat surface and you will have a perfect graph in no time. Perfect for at-the-board work or small group activities. Deluxe version of our economical Static Cling Graphs.
Primary Subject
Mathematics
Grade Start
PK
Grade End
AD
EAN
652012001515
Format
Other
Brand Name
Geyer Instructional
Weight
0.6 (lbs.)
Dimensions
23.12" x 23.19" x 0.06"
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Margaret B
on Dec 6, 2017
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Margaret B
on Dec 6, 2017
I have used this math book in the past with some of my older children and it is an easy to use and understand math book.
Isabel K
on Sep 27, 2016
I have used this math book in the past with some of my older children and it is an easy to use and understand math book.
Isabel K
on Sep 27, 2016
5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
As I have previously mentioned I have used the grades 3 and 5 MCP is a great math curriculum but I do a lot of review review review because the lessons teach one topic for each chapter and then you won't see it (unlike that of Rod and Staff! They have too much review)! Well you do see a bit on the cumulative review but that's not enough to retain the facts So what I do is make sure my boys pass the chapter or we redo it You don't have to do EVERY problem just choose a few to make sure they understand it well And you can even mix it up by adding in a few of the previous lessons into the lesson you're working on It's easy to make the curriculum work for you And when I test my boys at the end of the year I find much has been covered by having used MCP math
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March 21, 2009
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I've ordered the MCP for 3rd and 5th It's much slower than Rod and Staff's but I needed a break from Rod and Staff since they are fast paced and a bit advanced I feel this is nice for those who are a bit slow at grasping math Since we've done Rod and Staff's math this will be review for us since Rod and Staff has already covered it Like Rod and Staff's 4th grade covered what's in MCP's 5th grade And then some But MCP is gentle not at all too rigorous This approach works better for my young kids It stinks that it ends after the 6th grade!
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April 3, 2008
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