Wendy Clemson Books

Beyond the School Gate
Mathematics in the Early Years
Times tables
Times tables

By Wendy Clemson

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Uses picture puzzles, number games, and other activities to provide practice for the multiplication tables from two through ten.

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Adding and Subtracting Math Magic
Multiplying and Dividing Math Magic
Shape and Pattern Math Magic
Patterns (Bulloch, Ivan. Action Math.)
Patterns (Bulloch, Ivan. Action Math.)

By David Clemson, Ivan Bulloch, Wendy Clemson

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Teaches the skills of pattern recognition, sorting, matching, and pattern creation by means of various handicrafts.

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Shapes (Bulloch, Ivan. Action Math.)
Shapes (Bulloch, Ivan. Action Math.)

By David Clemson, Ivan Bulloch, Wendy Clemson

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Teaches the principles of symmetry, tesselation, and two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes by means of various handicrafts.

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Shapes
Shapes

By Ivan Bulloch

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Teaches the principles of symmetry, tesselation, and two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes by means of various handicrafts.

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Measure Bulloch Ivan. Action Math.
Measure Bulloch Ivan. Action Math.

By David Clemson, Ivan Bulloch, Wendy Clemson

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Teaches simple measuring techniques such as estimating, counting, and sorting by means of various handicrafts.

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