180 Days of Math for Fifth Grade
By:Jodene Smith
Published on 2011-04 by Shell Education
Provides teachers and parents with 180 daily-practice activities to build and gauge students' mathematical fluency. This book features quick, diagnostic-based activities and includes data-driven assessment tips. Digital resources include assessment analysis tools and pdfs of the activity sheets. With these daily practice activities, teachers and parents will be helping first graders improve their math skills in no time!
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Book which was published by Shell Education since 2011-04 have ISBNs, ISBN 13 Code is 9781425808082 and ISBN 10 Code is 1425808085
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