Below are key student materials available at the grade levels specified.

1. Journals provide visual models for understanding concepts.  Students record mathematical discoveries and experiences, use recorded data, and various book activities (grades 1-3).  For the upper grades, students record information and work problems in the journal (grades 4 and 5).

2. Activity Books provide the materials for hands-on activities.  Pages are perforated and unit review and assessment pages are includes (grades 1-3).

3. World Tour Books provide a variety of data and maps, short essays of interest, games, and recipes (grade 4).

4. American Tour Almanacs provide reference information, including maps, graphs, and tables for use in the discovery and analysis of the United States (grade 5).

5. Home Links® including counting, sorting, measuring, estimating, and solving problems.  For example, sort grocery items into groups.  Plan dinners for the week.

6. Study Links™ provide extended practice in the material covered in the lessons for grades 4 and 5.  The assignments can also serve as an assessment tool.

7. Geometry Templates provide a unique drawing and measurement tool that features 23 geometric shapes.

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