The book Native Mathematics of fifth-sixth grade has been designed in accordance with the multiple educational programs from America and European countries. It has also been complemented with an ethno-educational approach based on the cultures and numerical systems of some of the most advanced Native/Indigenous Civilizations in Latin America. This book includes the numerical systems and multiple examples of applied science of the Maya, Aztecs, Incas, Arhuaco, Wayuu and Guarani Indigenous People. The perfect choice for ...
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The book Native Mathematics of fifth-sixth grade has been designed in accordance with the multiple educational programs from America and European countries. It has also been complemented with an ethno-educational approach based on the cultures and numerical systems of some of the most advanced Native/Indigenous Civilizations in Latin America. This book includes the numerical systems and multiple examples of applied science of the Maya, Aztecs, Incas, Arhuaco, Wayuu and Guarani Indigenous People. The perfect choice for teachers and parents, this valuable math book provides a historical overview of the major Latin American native civilizations, and highlights the value of multiple numerical systems and their possible uses. In addition, this book includes more than 1,000 practical exercises and exciting activities, in a current environment and with a global scope. Reproducible pages provide students with the practice they need to master the basic skills necessary to succeed in fifth and sixth grades. This book is excellent for use both at school and at home. Included Abilities: Addition and subtraction of numbers with multiple digits; Multiplication and division of numbers with multiple digits; Reduction and comparison of fractions; Addition and subtraction of fractions; Multiplication of fractions; Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of decimals; Equivalences between fractions and decimals; Areas and perimeters; Lines, angles and graphics; Geometry; Statistics and probability; Money and monetary systems; Abacus; Ethno-Education (Latin American Native Civilizations); and much more.
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