Math Practice Workbook Grades 1-3: 1000+ Questions You Need to Kill in Elementary School by Brain Hunter Prep (Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, ... more in Kill It Series by Brain Hunter Prep)

It was purchased during spring time right before 4th quarter of 2020 covid19 screwdemic knowing that we will be not returning to school. 1st grade and 2nd grade. Both kids were able to use it and challenge each other on the levels that are in the book. Good to have it in your car instead of electronics. Comes handy on the long trips or even short ones.

Great value book! We have just received it, and I think it would be very helpful for my granddaughter who just finished first grade. Clear explanations. Lots of math problems. 3 levels of difficulty. I would prefer more colorful pictures inside but overall, the book worth purchasing.

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Good practice book for my son. However, the questions are not sorted to match his elementary school curriculum. There are add, subtract, multiply and division questions mixed together that I think need to be categorized. Also, the answers need to be on the back of the book.

My daughter is 4. We are just starting. It goes slowly because I need to explain her concepts and approaches.Good thing that it helps to develop math thinking.The book is not colored inside and the kid is not overwhelmed with visuals which is good.I recommend this book.

Very useful book for teaching first and second grade kids. Our second grader is having fun with this book. This book teaches thinking, and concepts. It is great to use, alongside traditional math education.

The answers are on the back of the question sheet, which I think it's a pretty dumb idea. I personally prefer the answer sheets are on the very end of the book and detachable.

My 7 y.o. daughter likes to solve problems from this book. The only idea to improve the book would be create two sets of materials: 1- assignments, 2- answers. In this case a parent can give first book to a child for working and keep the second one only for checking the result of the work.