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Math-U-See Epsilon (Student Text) by Steven P. Demme (Author)

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A hands-on approach to learning and practicing math concepts. Focuses on fractions. Used in conjunction with Epsilon teacher manual and a test booklet. Note: This is the most recent version with one grade level per book.
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  • Resource Type: Book
  • Print Status: In Print
  • Lessons: 30
  • Suggested Grade Level: 5th - 6th
  • Subjects: Math
  • Publisher: Math-U-See
  • URL: http://www.mathusee.com/
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Lesson Details
  • 1 — Fraction of a Number
  • 2 — Fraction of 1
  • 3 — Add and Subtract Fractions with the Same Denominator
  • 4 — Equivalent Fractions
  • 5 — Addition and Subtraction with Unequal Denominators
  • 6 — The Rule of Four
  • 7 — Comparing Fractions with the Rule of Four
  • 8 — Adding Multiple Fractions
  • 9 — Multiplying Fractions or a Fraction of a Fraction
  • 10 — Dividing Fractions with the Rule of Four
  • 11 — Finding Common Factors and Divisibility
  • 12 — Reducing Fractions by Recognizing Common Factors
  • 13 — Reducing Fractions Using Prime Factorization
  • 14 — Linear Measure
  • 15 — Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
  • 16 — Linear Measure with Mixed Numbers
  • 17 — Addition and Subtraction of Mixed Numbers
  • 18 — Addition of Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
  • 19 — Subtraction of Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
  • 20 — Subtraction of Mixed Numbers with Same Difference Theorem
  • 21 — Add Mixed Numbers with Regrouping and Unequal Denominators
  • 22 — Subtract Mixed Numbers with Regrouping and Unequal Denominators
  • 23 — Divide Fractions and Mixed Numbers With the Reciprocal
  • 24 — Solve for an Unknown with Multiplicative Inverse
  • 25 — Multiplying Three Fractions or Mixed Numbers
  • 26 — Solve for an Unknown with Multiplicative and Additive Inverses
  • 27 — Compute the Area and Circumference of a Circle with Pi = 22/7
  • 28 — Solve for an Unknown with Fractional Coefficients
  • 29 — Transform a Fraction to a Decimal to a Percent
  • 30 — More Solving for an Unknown