Cindi MitchellMath Line Designs From Around the World Grades 4–6: Dozens of Engaging Practice Pages That Build Skills in Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Decimals, and More

Great for advance or to challenge students.

I have the 1-3 grade version and the kiddos liked it so I decided to buy this version since I teach special education. The only thing I don't care for is that some of the problems such as addition and subtraction is written horizontally which makes it hard for kids to solve and also not enough space to solve on the actual worksheet. Other than, I like having this as an extra activity.

The pages have a lot of writing on them making the designs themselves a bit small. I will probably enlarge the designs and put the description on the back. This is an okay book, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

I teach middle school Math (6th-8th). I used this primarily with my 6th graders, but also my 7th graders who were at a lower level. The kids loved the break from the usual boring worksheets. It can them art to create while reviewing basic concepts. I wish there was a book like this for upper grades! My 7th and 8th graders would enjoy doing some art pages like this with their work. I love this book so much, I've passed it around to other teachers in my building.

I bought this product, because I wanted a fun activity for my Math students to complete. They really enjoy the color by numbers that are Math related. Color by numbers is usually thought of as a younger elementary activity, but I use this book for upper elementary. They absolutely love it!

Rather simplistic, so far. I used it as an after-test activity (for early finishers). It didn't keep them occupied (like I've seen "Mystery Pictures" do in other classes), and it wasn't particularly challenging. Many of those early finishers just knocked it out, colored the pattern generally, and tried to turn it in.I may try it again, since I bought the book.

I was looking for a fun way for my students with special needs to review math skills. Unfortunately, there are so many questions on this, it is just too time consuming to use often. If I thought they would bring it back, I would assign it as homework. But it is just too much for more than an occasional break from the everyday work.

Great for reviewing math facts and basic skills. Use these for morning work, small groups, and very valuable to leave when a sub fills in.

Combines math and coloring...which is motivating, fun, and de-stressing. Nice array of skills. Some pages have too many problems to get it done in one sitting, but many are doable in one class as an adjunct to a lesson.