About the Author:
Mark Ramsay has taught elementary special education and math intervention for over 20 years in Amherst, NY. He created The Good Neighbors Math Series to assist teachers in teaching and support students in acquiring the Common Core Learning Standards within the Number and Operations in Base Ten domain. Through engaging narratives and base ten visual models, Mark Ramsay has created powerful teaching tools. He lives with his wife and three children in East Aurora, NY.
Review:
Onesie's Odd Job is fantastic! Rather than learning a math rule to determine if a number is odd or even, this book explains and shows students why it is determined by the ones place. After sharing this book with my class, misunderstandings about odd vs. even numbers have virtually disappeared. As an added bonus, it also strengthened students' understanding of place value. It's a must read for every elementary classroom. M. Henderson, 4th Gr. Teacaher --Sweethome CSD, Amherst, NY
I think this book really made it fun and exciting for my students to learn about even and odd numbers. I have not found any other books out there that tackle this math area. Mr. Ramsay has made even and odd numbers and fiction reading come together in a very valuable and memorable way for my whole class. A. Kelly, Elementary Teacher --Sweethome CSD, Amherst, NY
My third grade class absolutely loves the book, Onesie s Odd Job. The clever word choice and vocabulary really help students understand the concept of even and odd numbers. They even learn a little Spanish along the way! The concrete examples and illustrations help all students comprehend the mathematical ideas while being entertained by the story. M. Zimmer, 3rd Grade Teacher --Willow Ridge Elementary, Buf, NY
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