Math Curse by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith illustrates how you can look at almost everything has a math problem. When students are able to solve real life problems then math would become more meaningful to students. There are many activities you can do with this book. I can see myself using it as a read aloud book in my classroom, solving the many problems introduced in the book through whole class instruction. After being introduced to this book in the classroom, I went to 'Chapters' to purchase it. Unfortunately it was not in stock. I am still in my search to owning my own copy of this book, and using it as a resource in my classroom.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Math Curse
Math Curse by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith illustrates how you can look at almost everything has a math problem. When students are able to solve real life problems then math would become more meaningful to students. There are many activities you can do with this book. I can see myself using it as a read aloud book in my classroom, solving the many problems introduced in the book through whole class instruction. After being introduced to this book in the classroom, I went to 'Chapters' to purchase it. Unfortunately it was not in stock. I am still in my search to owning my own copy of this book, and using it as a resource in my classroom.
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