School Zone Big Math 1-2 Workbook: 320 Pages, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Elementary Math, Addition, Subtraction, Word Problems, Time, Money, Fractions, Ages 6 to 8 (School Zone Big Workbook Series)

My daughter is homeschooling and using another curriculum for math. We finished early so I purchased this book for extra practice and it had different approaches to math skills that made some concepts she was struggling with click. I loved this book and feel like it made her stronger in her basic math skills.

I love these books so much. It’s an affordable way to homeschool your child. They are interactive and fun for my 5 year old. I will say, I don’t know if my child is just ahead of the curve but, she is a kindergartner on a first grade level in these books. I had returned the Kindergarten book for “Big Reading”, “Big Math”, “Big Spelling” etc. which is said to be on an 1-2 grade level. They fit her skill level much better. It is a great “problem” to have 😄 I considered getting the comprehensive 1st grader book from this line but decided to try that from a different brand. These help supplement it wonderfully. I will recommend to other first time homeschool moms and I will buy the following books in this series.

Great examples and clear expirations for teaching the various math applications.

This work book is very well organized and gives a lot of beginner level math practice. My 4 year old loved it, and just recently finished it. I wish I could find a step up Math workbook from Schoolzone. This workbook covers counting, addition (1-20), subtraction (1-20), introductory fractions, time and money, introductory multiplication, easy level word problems, introductory line graphs, pictographs, introductory concept of place value, addition and subtraction of 2 and 3 digit numbers and other introductory math. It gradually builds up the math concepts. My son loved the riddles problems. The only con I faced was in some of the pages, there were an overwhelming amount of math questions for my 4 year old, specially the addition and subtraction of 2 and 3 digit numbers. But we still made it. I understand that the later section of this book is designed for a 6-8 year old student who is in a phase of completing his/her 1st grade and beginning of his/her 2nd grade, and this section of the book would be appropriate for him/her (in a general sense). I would highly recommend this book, one of the best workbook I got for my son.

This is to supplement my daughter's schoolwork because her kindergarten assigned book is not challenging enough. I like that the types of math exercises alternate throughout the book, so not all of the charts are lumped together or the mazes or the connect-the-dots. I had a difficult time finding a math workbook that looked "fun". This one has puzzles, mazes, connect-the-dots, coloring pages, along with the traditional fill-in-the-blank math problems. The workbook is massive, plenty of stuff to pick from. There are clear visuals and memory aids throughout the book. It starts with associating numbers to their appropriate quantities and ends with some simple multiplication. Some pages can take a minute or two and some can take a half hour, which is nice for when your child's attention span is fleeting that day. Just the other day, I saw my daughter's preschool/daycare using the same workbook. I'm glad I spent the extra time to look at reviews-this workbook is awesome!

My 6-year-old is loving this math workbook! Even though it's a bit above his level, the colorful illustrations and engaging exercises keep him motivated. He's learning essential math skills like addition, subtraction, word problems, telling time, and counting money. I can see a big improvement in his confidence and understanding of math. This workbook is a great investment for any parent who wants to help their child succeed in school. Get some

I purchased this for my grandson. He's in first grade. It's a great little work book that builds on their skills. It has a good variety of math for kids to work on.

Love it. It keeps my granddaughter busy