One Page a Day Beginning Division

Channie's is known for its handwriting grid system that helps students to space out their letters properly. They have applied this idea to math as well to guide kids as they work out math problems. It can be tricky to keep the numbers lined up, and what happens if you accidentally move a number over a spot? You get a wrong answer! This can be really discouraging for math students. With these workbooks, numbers are formatted in a grid that keeps them placed correctly as you work the math. Each row is 3 squares high with the middle square in a pale green. A narrow space divides side-by-side numbers along with the mathematical function (+/-). This grid forces kids to pay careful attention to their number placement as they work. One Page a Day books have 25 problems per page (double sided). Hundreds, tens and ones columns are clearly labeled at the top of each page for reference. Only addition and subtraction are practiced in these books. Quick & Neat Line-Up pads are just like the One Page a Day pads, but grids are blank. Students can use these pages to complete their math homework. It's a nice way for kids to copy problems from a white board too without transfer errors. Each pad has a vertical format (binding at the top is a good thing for left-handers!), 80 pages total.