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The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse--through a contract with the U.S. Department of Education--has highlighted materials suitable for use in mathematics tutoring sessions. They include activities, videos, games, computer software, web sites, and children's literature, and are organized below along grade bands and content strands. To view suggested materials for a particular grade or topic, click your cursor on a cell in the matrix below. While some of these materials will be available at no cost through the Internet, some may need to be purchased (ordering information is provided). Number Sense includes counting, prime numbers, and place value computation with whole numbers fractions, decimals, and percentage money and finance Algebraic Thinking includes patterns, functions, and algebra graphing proportion and ratio Geometric Thinking includes figures and shapes measurement perimeter, area, and volume Statistics includes data analysis, statistics, and probability Problem Solving includes Problem Solving and logic and reasoning problems K - 2 Number Sense 3 - 5 Number Sense 6 - 7 Number Sense 8 - 9 Number Sense K - 2 Algebraic Thinking 3 - 5 Algebraic Thinking 6 - 7 Algebraic Thinking 8 - 9 Algebraic Thinking K - 2 Geometric Thinking 3 - 5 Geometric Thinking 6 - 7 Geometric Thinking 8 - 9 Geometric Thinking K - 2 Statistics 3 - 5 Statistics 6 - 7 Statistics 8 - 9 Statistics K - 2 Problem Solving 3 - 5 Problem Solving 6 - 7 Problem Solving 8 - 9 Problem Solving

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