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Geometrie 09 | |
A Visual Introduction to the Fourth Dimension (Rectangular 4D Geometry)Autor: Chris McMullen Ph.D.
Taschenbuch, 19.01.2013
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Snippets: A Story About Paper ShapesAutor: Diane Alber
Gebundene Ausgabe, 25.04.2023
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Rechnen im Zahlenraum bis 10: Übungen mit Selbstkontrolle (LEVISO)Autor: Michael Junga
Geklammert, 13.02.2023
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The Summer Math Bridge: A Workbook for Grades 8th to 9th: System of Equations, Inequalities, Expressions, Word Problems, Percent, Ratio, Proportion, ... (Summer Math Bridge Workbooks, Band 10)Autor: Math Bridge School Publishing
Taschenbuch, 01.05.2023
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10-Minuten-Zahlenrätsel ab 6 Jahren (10-Minuten-Rätsel)Autoren: Isabella Benischek, Anita Summer, Regina Zeindl-Steiner
Buch, Broschiert, 30.03.2023
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s/w-Vorlagen für Bildkarten / Lernkarten: Formen erkennen & Formen benennen 1 (Lernen mit Bildkarten): ca. A6 Bildkarten selbst erstellen: ... Frühförderung Basiskompetenzen MatheAutor: Jan Rodorf
Taschenbuch, 29.07.2023
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Mein Geometrieheft: Schülerarbeitsheft für die 3. und 4. Klasse zur selbstständigen Arbeit | Lineatur GRAutor: Nabil Amazinvalue
Taschenbuch, 13.09.2021
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Rechenheft 3. und 4. Klasse | DIN A4 | Lineatur 22 | 5mm kariert | 100 Seiten: als Schulheft / Matheheft / Notizheft / Notizbuch / Aufgabenheft für die GrundschuleAutor: Mein Lernraum
Taschenbuch, 24.02.2023
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Patterns of the Universe: A Coloring Adventure in Math and BeautyAutoren: Alex Bellos, Edmund Harriss
Taschenbuch, 01.12.2015
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What's Your Angle, Pythagoras? (Charlesbridge Math Adventures)Julie EllisTaschenbuchUnusual book |
Mummy Math: An Adventure in Geometry (Matt and Bibi Math Adventures)Cindy NeuschwanderTaschenbuchMummy Math When the Zills family is summoned to Egypt to help find the hidden burial side of an ancient pharaoh, Matt and Bibi are locked into an adventure they'll never forget. Luckily, the two know their geometry, so they use math to escape from the pharaoh's tomb. Full color. Full description |
Mansion of Mazes: Be a Hero! Create Your Own Adventure to Capture a Cunning Thief (Math Quest)David GloverTaschenbuch |
Teddy Bear Patterns (McGrath Math, Band 4)Barbara Barbieri McGrathTaschenbuchTeddy Bear Patterns A playful introduction to color patterns invites children to sort teddy bears by color and arrange them into patterns of two colors, three colors and more until a bear-pattern marches across the page, revealing to readers how to use patterns to skip count, add and multiply. Simultaneous. Full description |
Shapes in Math, Science and Nature: Squares, Triangles and CirclesCatherine Sheldrick RossGebundene Ausgabe |
Squares, Rectangles, and Other QuadrilateralsDavid A. AdlerGebundene Ausgabe |
Dr. Math Introduces Geometry: Learning Geometry is Easy! Just ask Dr. Math! by The Math Forum Drexel University (2004-08-31)Taschenbuch |
The Planet of Puzzles (Math Quest)David GloverTaschenbuch |
Amazing Math: Introduction to Platonic SolidsSunil TannaTaschenbuch |
The Way To GeometryPetrus RamusTaschenbuchExcerpt: . . . And let ru be knit by a right line: And from r drawne out a diagony untill it doe meete with as, infinitely continued; which shall meete with it, by the 19 e v , in l. And the sides yi, and ru, let them be continued equally to sl. in m and n. And knit ln together with a right line. This complement mu, is equall to the complement ys, which is equall to the Triangle assigned, by the former, and that in a right lined angle given. And 22 If parallelogrammes be continually made equall to all the triangles of an assigned triangulate, in a right lined angle given, the whole parallelogramme shall in like manner be equall to the whole triangulate. 45 p j. This is a corollary of the former, of the Reason or rate of a Parallelogramme with a Triangulate; and it needeth no 146 farther demonstration; but a ready and steddy hand in describing and working of it. Take therefore an infinite right line; upon the continue the particular parallelogrammes, As if the Triangulate aeiou, were given to be brought into a parallelogramme: Let it be resolved into three triangles, aei, aio, and aou: And let the Angle be y: First in the assigned Angle, upon the Infinite right line, make by the former the Parallelogramme ae, in the angle assigned, equall to aei, the first triangle. Then the second triangle, thou shalt so make upon the said Infinite line, that one of the shankes may fall upon the side of the equall complement; The other be cast on forward, and so forth in more, if neede be. Here thou hast 3 complements continued, and continuing the Parallelogramme: But it is best in making and working of them, to put out the former, and one of the sides of the inferiour or latter Diagonall, least the confusion of lines doe hinder or trouble thee. Therefore 23. A Parallelogramme is equall to his diagonals and complements. For a Parallelogramme doth consist of two diagonals, and as many complements: Wherefore a Parallelogramme is equall to his parts: And againe the parts are. . . |