Young students enjoy math practice with this series of more than 350 word problems.
Featuring addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Fully teacher customizable, print reports for assessment, open-ended. Teachers may add their own problems at any time.
The Stickybear Math Word Problems program provides beginning practice at analyzing and solving math word problems for children in grades 1 through 4 and up. The program captures the interest of students while teaching crucial mathematical skills.
Students solve math problems related to everyday situations - calculating the number of cookies left on a plate, counting the number of holes in a pair of torn jeans, etc.
FEATURES
- Deductive as well as arithmetic skills are put to use.
- More than 350 math word problems provide plenty of active practice in any combination of addition, subtraction and simple multiplication.
- This open-ended program is versatile and easy-to-use. Teachers can tailor the program for a whole class or an individual.
- Teachers may add their own problems at any time and the program produces reports for assessment. Problems may be printed for take-home use.
Extension materials are provided with all school, lab pack and site license versions including 12 complete lesson plans and activity sheets. All teacher materials may be freely duplicated for classroom use.
Students are rewarded with animations featuring the Stickybear family when they answer correctly. When a student answers incorrectly, the program displays the correct procedure for solving the problem.
Teachers can specify the starting level, number of tries and number of operators for each student.
Minimum System Requirements: Windows Direct Drive
Program is provided on a Windows CD and installs directly to the hard drive. Will work on Windows 2K, XP, and Vista, After installation, CD is no longer required.
Windows: Pentium II or higher, 256 MB RAM, Windows compatible sound card recommended. 8x CD-ROM drive or greater. Hard drive space required varies from 55MB to 200MB, Stickybear titles being the largest.
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