InfoMax Math Readers

Understanding the principles of base ten is essential to understanding numbers and operations. Students will build upon their knowledge of place value and be challenged to use it in the context of algebraic operations. Engaging content encourages students to demonstrate the knowledge they've gained from reading. Eye-catching visuals help walk readers through the math problems, while age-appropriate language encourages learning. Readers join Savannah as she goes snorkeling and identifies fish, learning how to use place value to round whole numbers. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 3. NBT.A.1.

Working with data is a foundational concept not only for mathematics, but for also understanding the world around us. Readers will gain exposure to principles of measurement, such as perimeter and area, and will also learn how to apply them to math operations. Engaging visuals help make math not only concrete, but also fun. Readers explore the extreme conditions and unique wildlife of Death Valley as they learn to make and interpret bar graphs and picture graphs. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 3. MD.B.3.

Working with data is a foundational concept not only for mathematics, but for also understanding the world around us. Readers will gain exposure to principles of measurement, such as perimeter and area, and will also learn how to apply them to math operations. Engaging visuals help make math not only concrete, but also fun. Sam spends a summer working on yards in his neighborhood, while also learning the essential concept of measuring area. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 3. MD.C.7.

Engaging story lines and relatable contexts assist readers in understanding the fundamentals of numbers and operations in base ten. Students will learn how to extend the count sequence and gain an understanding of place value in order to apply that understanding to addition and subtraction equations. Age-appropriate text and eye-catching visuals make these concepts easy to understand for beginning math students. Readers will use the concepts of tens and ones to determine which number in a set of pairs is greater than, lesser than, or equal to. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 1. NBT.B.3. This book should be paired with "The School Track Meet" from the Rosen Math Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

Working with data is a foundational concept not only for mathematics, but for also understanding the world around us. Readers will gain exposure to principles of measurement, such as perimeter and area, and will also learn how to apply them to math operations. Engaging visuals help make math not only concrete, but also fun. A relatable narrator takes readers along on a plane trip, while also learning how to tell and write time. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 3. MD.A.1.

Working with data is a foundational concept not only for mathematics, but also for understanding the world around us. Readers will gain exposure to principles of measurement, such as measuring length and using it to perform operations, while other narratives introduce concepts of money and time. Bright visuals help make math not only concrete, but also fun. Readers will gain insight into how to build a tree fort, as well as how to use measurement tools. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 2. MD.A.1.

Shapes are everywhere, and math students get a chance to explore shapes and their attributes, all while having fun. Familiar storylines and relatable contexts help students practice various principles of geometry, such as composing two-dimensional shapes, decomposing and partitioning shapes, and distinguishing between defining and non-defining attributes. Bright visuals reinforce the essential math concepts that every geometry student must master. In this narrative, Jackson's having a surprise party, and the shapes he sees at his party will teach him, and readers, how to distinguish between defining and non-defining attributes. This volume satisfies CCSS Math Standard 1. G.A.1. This book should be paired with "Surprise Party!" from the Rosen Math Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

Understanding the principles of base ten is essential to understanding numbers and operations. Students will become familiar with the concept of place value through engaging narratives and real-life situations. Students will then be challenged to use place value in the context of algebraic operations, demonstrating the knowledge they've gained from reading. Eye-catching visuals help walk readers through the math problems, while age-appropriate language encourages learning. Readers follow Alex as he practices skip counting on a trip to the arcade. This volume meets CCSS Math Standard 2. NBT.A.2.