Mathematics in the Elementary School
Mathematics in the Elementary School
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Likewise measure and make a floor plan of some grocery store you have visited; also of a bakery.
4. Name the months in each of the four seasons. Each season is what part of one year?
5. Measure the growth of plants, twigs, etc. , correct to within ^ inch.
6. Make a floor plan of the apartment, or of one of the floors of the house, in which you live. Use blocks or make a drawing to scale.
7. How many chairs are needed for a six-room apartment containing 4 persons? Explain your answer.
117] Outli...ne for the First Five Grades 27 8. Give the size of a fair-sized napkin. Of a towel. Show by draw- ings. How many towels are needed to supply a family of four? Explain your answer.
9. Read the thermometer from time to time and explain what it signifies.
10. Count the number of grains on an ear of corn. One grain of corn often produces a stalk with three such ears.
11. A family in this city, burning coal in the range, often spends 25 cents per week for kindling, receiving 3 bundles of sticks for 5 cents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Likewise measure and make a floor plan of some grocery store you have visited; also of a bakery.
4. Name the months in each of the four seasons. Each season is what part of one year?
5. Measure the growth of plants, twigs, etc. , correct to within ^ inch.
6. Make a floor plan of the apartment, or of one of the floors of the house, in which you live. Use blocks or make a drawing to scale.
7. How many chairs are needed for a six-room apartment containing 4 persons? Explain your answer.
117] Outli...ne for the First Five Grades 27 8. Give the size of a fair-sized napkin. Of a towel. Show by draw- ings. How many towels are needed to supply a family of four? Explain your answer.
9. Read the thermometer from time to time and explain what it signifies.
10. Count the number of grains on an ear of corn. One grain of corn often produces a stalk with three such ears.
11. A family in this city, burning coal in the range, often spends 25 cents per week for kindling, receiving 3 bundles of sticks for 5 cents.
What to read after Mathematics in the Elementary School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, David Eugene, 1860-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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