Common Core Math Workouts, Grade 7 Paperback – Big Book, 15 January 2014

exellent book.

This is a small, but nice set of math problem work sheets and exercises that align with the Common Core teacher standards for Grade 7 mathematics. It's nice, but pretty straight forward worksheets. There are not many "hands-on" exercises here, but I believe that I can modify some of the worksheets to include hands-on or kin-esthetic activities.If your child needs extra practice, this is a nice resource also, because your child will not be overwhelmed by a huge book. I really like it, and believe that this will be very useful for Grade 7 math (Pre-Algebra)

One of my past students needed help and I recommended this book to her parents but made it a gift from me to her. She is one of my past 1st grade students who was very good at Math but was struggling in 8th grade. The parents are thankful because she successfully ended the school year with help from the quick guide.

Son's first teaching 7th grade math and the reviews were of great help. He loves the book and knows he will use. He teaches Common Core and STEM, so plans to use pages as additional assignments for students who need to get extra credits. He wants his students to be the best, so mom is glad she made a good Christmas chose!

Its much better content than previous workbooks we have bought. It's geared towards educators, so its slightly tougher for parents to adequately use it as there are many references to what was discussed in class. We'd love a version where it provides the parent with the full lesson plan to better utilize the tools within for the child's benefit. The way they teach math now versus when we were kids is very different. We used this as a prep for 7th grade as our child happens to be in a school where the curriculum isn't up to standard in our opinions and based on testing and grade result from K-6. Each school year and/or summer we use a workbook to keep our child engaged and so they do not fall backwards. As a supplement tool to help us be able to teach the new methods, we did searches on the internet and used video tutorials that schools put out there for the concepts we couldn't readily explain in the new way.