This part contains the one flexible worksheet referred to before and the fact sheets that were used with various groups of children.

    You will not be able to save much of this as text or source, except for Page 2, 7, 8, and 9 as they have been converted to HTML.

    The rest were recreated using ClarisWorks and are here in gif image format, which uses the least memory space. They can be saved as images.

    Where necessary, the pages are slightly reduced in size to ensure they can be printed on one page. Some may not be too clear and are given only as samples.
    Photocopiers may be able to improve some of the sheets by enlarging and/or darkening them.

NOTE: Parents were better able to understand the class work being done by looking at
the fact sheets. These sheets weren't just for the children.

You can click on the image name below to get a full page image for printing, or saving, but you will have to use your browser's back button to return here.

If you use your mouse pointer to point and click on an image you should be able to save the image as a separate file, or copy and paste it onto a word processor or drawing program page.

   Page 2 (html) summarized the basic +, - facts.

   Page 3 (gif image) summarized the basic + - facts, the form of number sentences, and some rules.

   Page 4 (gif image) was a fact sheet used with children beginning to multiply and divide.

   Page 5 (gif image) was the x, -:- factsheet which showed all the basic multiples and their factors.

   Page 6 (gif image) was the x, -:- factsheet which showed all the important composite numbers
with their basic factors, and the prime numbers.

   Page 7 (html) is a counting chart from 00 to 99.

   Page 8 (html) is a counting chart from 01 to 100.

   Page 9 (html) is a counting chart from 00 to 99, but arranged in sets of 9 for Casting out Nines. It has some interesting patterns.

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