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How to use children's literature to teach mathematics
Rosamond Welchman-Tischler
1992
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Mathematiques
Study And Teaching (Elementary)
Litterature De Jeunesse Dans L'Enseignement Des Mathematiques
How to solve it
4.0
15 votes
Algebra 1
3.8
18 votes
Pete the Cat. I Love My White Shoes
3.6
18 votes
The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales
4.1
17 votes
The Bronze Bow
4.7
16 votes
The Cask of Amontillado
4.2
18 votes
Essential Grammar in Use
4.4
15 votes
Stoner
4.3
35 votes
Chemistry
4.2
29 votes
The Demon-Haunted World
4.1
31 votes
Artificial intelligence
4.2
20 votes
Boy: Tales of Childhood
4.0
36 votes
The Magic Finger
4.0
28 votes
The Secret Garden
4.0
61 votes
Physics
4.2
18 votes
Fermat's Last Theorem
3.9
17 votes
Skellig
3.8
18 votes
Ready, Alice?
4.3
26 votes
A walk to remember
4.2
20 votes
The Story of Ferdinand
4.4
19 votes
The false prince
4.2
27 votes
The Snowy Day
4.4
19 votes
The Pragmatic Programmer
4.4
41 votes
Rooster who set out to see the world
3.9
17 votes
The Ugly Duckling
4.4
15 votes
Teach Us, Amelia Bedelia
3.7
18 votes
Hop on Pop
3.7
16 votes
Tall And Short
3.4
17 votes
The Trumpet of the Swan
4.5
20 votes
Anne of Green Gables
4.3
70 votes
The mitten
3.8
21 votes
A Room of One's Own
4.2
23 votes
The Glass Castle
4.4
45 votes
Psychology
4.4
17 votes
George's Marvelous Medicine
3.7
41 votes
In Cold Blood
4.0
78 votes
Calculus
4.1
17 votes
Miss Nelson is missing!
4.0
26 votes
Fantastic Mr Fox
3.9
104 votes
As You Like It
3.5
16 votes
The Phantom Tollbooth
4.1
97 votes
The Woman in White
3.9
17 votes
Blueberries for Sal
4.3
16 votes
The Lightning Thief
4.4
294 votes
Angela's Ashes
4.0
20 votes
Because of Mr. Terupt
4.3
20 votes
How to lie with statistics
4.1
21 votes
The Soul of a New Machine
4.1
15 votes
