Cut & Paste Math: Grades 1-3 (Cut and Paste)

These cut and paste books are fantastic for home schooling or classroom teachers. A few pages of this book could be started at age 3 with parental cutting help. Overall I (and our 4 year daughter) are thrilled with the versatility, scope and learning fun of these cut and paste activity books. We have been using the first levels of the language arts, math and science books weekly. You do need to make copies before doing each activity, as activities are on both sides of each page. This makes it great for sharing with other Moms in home schooling groups, and is practical as you may wish to repeat an activity as a refresher the following year. We call our worksheets "Brain Games"; adding the concept of cutting and pasting makes learning even more enticing for daughter. Each book has a variety of different shapes to cut out; squares, rectangles, bug wings, ice cream cones, circles, fish, on various activities. The cutting variety is superb practice for little hands.A helpful NOTE: the subject of learning activity, rather than degree of difficulty; is sequenced in these "cut and paste" books. Hence, take a few mommy or teacher moments to look through the whole book and see which activities are at your child's current learning level, and keep in mind which activities will help them build to the next. Bottom line, former high school teacher with MS in Administration and Leadership gives these cut and paste books a grade A+ for ages 4-6.

I bought this workbook as a supplemental activity to my 8yr old daughter's homeschool curriculum.She loves doing the activities vs just having to read and write down answers.She's able to follow the directions easily and work on her own.

Purchased as an additional math/hands on classroom resource for second grade.

This book has great cut and paste activities. It will keep kids busy for a while. So far my child likes it. The reason for 3 stars is that the worksheets are poorly designed and have activities printed on both sides! The cut out parts do not match up so you are unable to do both sides. So you basically can only do half the book. I had to make photocopies of the back of the pages so we could do all activities.

I use this often in the classroom and my students frequently request more. It covers a range of math concepts. I would recommend the Language Arts cut and paste book as well.

It contains a variety of activities so the child won't get bored and, if they aren't ready for a certain concept, there are plenty of other activities to keep them busy.They teach shapes, counting by 2 and 5, number sentences, simple drills of math facts, tallies, maps, clock reading, measurement, and coins.Now for my ONE complaint: The pennies, nickels, and dimes are all the same size. You can only tell the difference by the pictures on them.

this book is very easy to follow and allows for differentiation between functioning levels. The cute & paste activities keep the kids more engaged in the lessons. My students love cut & paste rather than color.

Used it a lot

awesome! thank you!