Life of Fred 8th Grade (Pre-Algebra 2, Beginning Algebra)

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Stanley Schmidt

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Most students who use this series are in middle school. While most schools teach physics in twelfth grade, these books provide a template to learning about physics before algebra is learned. Providing a fun integration of subjects, this textbook gives students a context that matters in the real world by highlighting the importance of math in understanding economics and beginning high school algebra.

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Witty and truly entertaining, these books will engage students in a way unlike any other math program - --while also instilling a solid understanding of the principles of mathematics without an abundance of repetitive drills. This series is perfect for inquisitive students who struggle with the relevance of math, or anyone looking for a creative approach to mathematic thinking!

Forty chapters are included, each of which ends with a "Your Turn to Play" segment with a small number of thought-provoking questions. Answers are provided on the next page for students to go over themselves after attempting to solve the problems. "The Bridge" review questions are given after every six-to-seven chapters, and provide transitions between concepts as well as a means of assessment.

Pre-Algebra 2 is 288 pages and the practice problems book is 240 pages, indexed; Beginning Algebra is 544 pages and the practice problems book is 272 pages, indexed; hardcover, non-consumable textbook with Smyth-sewn binding. Students write their answers on separate paper. Answers are also included in the text and written directly to the student.

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K. Swanson
Kids Are Asking For MORE Math!!

Life of Fred is new to our family of children who maybe don't love math so much. It has changed that so much that now I hear things like, "Can I do one more chapter?" and "I love math!" and "I finally get why that answer is the right one". It's been perfect for our family.