An edition of Mummies in the library
(2013)
Mummies in the library
divide the pages
by John Perritano
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"The mathematical concept of division is introduced as a brother and sister embark on a reading challenge, determining how many pages to reach each night through different division methods. Different division methods include using an array, a number line, tally marks, and a division expression. Includes a discover activity, history connection to ancient Egypt, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--
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Mummies in the library: divide the pages
2013, Norwood House Press
in English
1599535580 9781599535586
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Table of Contents
IMath ideas: divide and conquer
Discovery activity: make equal groups
Let the contest begin
There are no mummies in baseball
Mummy's secret recipe
It's a wrap
Connecting to history
Math at work
Connecting to engineering
Drink up
iMath ideas: how many pages?
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
8-10.
K to grade 3.
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