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Spaghetti And Meatballs For All (Marilyn Burns Brainy Day Books)
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Binding: Hardcover
Brand: MATH SOLUTIONS PUBLICATIONS
EAN: 9780590944595
Edition: 1st ed
ISBN: 0590944592
Item Dimensions: 300
Label: Scholastic Press
Manufacturer: Scholastic Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 40
Publication Date: September 01, 1997
Publisher: Scholastic Press
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Studio: Scholastic Press
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Rating: - Brainy and Fun
A real hit with our six year old. The illustrations are wonderful and the educational aspect is not totally obvious. A very entertaining book that's he took to share with his class at school.
Rating: - Meatball the Pirate
Once upon a time many years ago I watched my daughter Emma play with her cousin Brian, whom Emma lovingly referred to as Meatball, and I wondered how long it would take before he began to cry. At eight years old Meatball looked like a smaller version of Rhett Butler, he talked with a squeaky voice that was struggling to mature, and his blondish hair oddly matched the color of his skin. Every game between the two kids eventually turned sour--a bump of the head, a twisted arm or even harsh words would ... Read More
Rating: - Spaghetti and Meatballs For All
Cute way of having students know how they use math in their everyday lives. Great explanation of the mathmatical idea behind the book.
Rating: - Pima Community College- Student Review
I read this book to my sister's kids (ages 4-8) and they all really enjoyed it. They had a lot of fun with the story (and didn't even know they were learning). This book is great for kids.
Rating: - Area, perimeter, and multiplication for all!
I am a student at the University of Arizona South, majoring in elementary education. I recently read this book to a class of 3rd grade students. The children anjoyed watching as the guests arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Comfort and re-arranged the tables and chairs each time someone else showed up. They also enjoyed the fact that only Mr. and Mrs. Comfort's names were given and everyone else was referred to by their relation to the hosts, "Mrs. Comfort's brother's daughter's twin sons". The children ... Read More
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