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The Multiplying
Menace Divides
by Pam Calvert
illustrated by Wayne Geehan
Users of this site have written in to recommend this book for teaching division lessons. We have not yet had a chance to review the book, but plan to soon. In the meantime, below is a summary and the School Library Journal review:
In this sequel to Multiplying
Menace, Prince Peter and his dog once again must battle
Rumplestiltskin, this time trying to stop him from dividing the kingdom
into frogs. Readers will enjoy the storyline and learn about division
at the same time. Sir
Cumference fans will certainly recognize Geehan's
trademark
illustrations. In
their review,
SLJ said, "This book may be useful for
teachers wishing to introduce the math concept."
Reading Levels
Interest
Level: Grade 3+ Lexile Measure: 660L
* We are missing some reading stats. If you know them, please let us know)
Peek Inside
Below are sample
spreads from inside Multiplying
Menace Divides. Fans of the Sir Cumference series will certainly immediately recognize Wayne Geehan's distinct illustrations--vibrantly
colored, set in the Middle Ages, and with a touch of comic relief
(particularly in the faces and expressions of the characters.)
Where to now?
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Books illustrated by Wayne Geehan are always fun to add to math lessons (they seem to always have a math theme). To learn more about Wayne Geehan books-- including the popular Sir Cumference series, click on the images below or here.
