Math 2012 Common Core Student Edition (Hardcover) Etext 6-Year License Grade 4

While in public schools, my sons were taught Math through Investigations. However, Investigations was a consumable workbook, which meant that parents were not provided more than the student: torn-out sheets completed and sent home. As home schooled students, my sons are being taught Math by the Common Core version of EnVision Math. This Math book provides a variety of examples which are clearly explained and a variety of problems for each content area. Each section provides a Reteaching section, Test section, and Performance section which adequately prepares students for upcoming assessments. As a highly qualified teacher, I find that my sons are understanding Math better through this program at a much faster pace and are proving their mathematical understandings through constructed response and multiple-choice test problems, which are provided through assessments in EnVision Math's Assessment Book. I highly recommend purchasing the Assessment Book along with the student edition of EnVision Math. There is a homeschool packet of EnVision Math, but it is not based on Common Core which will likely not prove as satisfactory as the Common Core edition.

I ordered this book because it is the one that my daughter uses at school. She has to bring home so many books that her backpacks keep tearing up and so this book was so reasonably priced that purchased it to lighten the load for her. We have this book at home to help her with any of the problems she has trouble figuring out. It is great to have it around the house. I would recommend anyone who has a child going into the fourth grade and has some trouble with the common core math to purchase it. It will really help out in the end.

The book was delivered fast and was in excellent condition. It is perfect for getting a head start on fourth grade for my third grader. I love the way each section gives a clear and detailed illustrated example of the material being taught.

This follows 4th grade common core very well, as well as introduced students to 5th grade concepts at the end of the book. I use it to introduce concepts and math vocabulary. It has a lot of great higher order thinking questions, but not a lot of practice problems. You have to buy the homework book separately, which does have more practice problems. I do like the chapter challenges that make students problem-solve using the concepts they learned in thechapter. It works for whole-group learning, but doesn't offer much in the way of differentiation. Again, worked for introducing concepts and some practice.

A must 😊

Same book as in school. Found it a must to refer to to help a child. Good to have to check the definitions and ways to do which is different from the past; although answers are always the same.

Good book in terms of the explanations but way too crowded and colored that it is distracting, confusing and overstimulating.

I ordered this book, since our state has gone to common core. It came as new, with plastic around it. Excellent condition - in less than a week. Very happy.