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MAVA Math: Middle Reviews, primarily for students in grades 6 through 8, provides 198 one-page cumulative reviews (66 for each of the 3 grades). Each cumulative review has 10 problems, although a problem may have multiple parts, providing even more practice. A 21-page curriculum outline, containing 97 topics from Absolute Value to Work Problems, details the skills and concepts in the reviews. A 6-page vocabulary list contains over 500 math words that middle school students should recognize and understand. The book also includes a 5-page discussion about the importance of cumulative review as…mehr

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MAVA Math: Middle Reviews, primarily for students in grades 6 through 8, provides 198 one-page cumulative reviews (66 for each of the 3 grades). Each cumulative review has 10 problems, although a problem may have multiple parts, providing even more practice. A 21-page curriculum outline, containing 97 topics from Absolute Value to Work Problems, details the skills and concepts in the reviews. A 6-page vocabulary list contains over 500 math words that middle school students should recognize and understand. The book also includes a 5-page discussion about the importance of cumulative review as well as the best way to use the book. Two 120-problem pre-algebra sample tests are convenient evaluation tools. All 2,220 problems in the 264 pages are high-quality, rigorous math and only math. The accompanying MAVA Math: Middle Reviews Solutions provides all answers and solutions. Please find all MAVA Math products as well as sample pages at www.mavabooks.com. The MAVA Math series, appropriate for public and private school as well as homeschooling and summertime, believes that students should: have plentiful practice; work at their own pace; copy problems minimally; show appropriate work when needed; attack both short and long challenges; develop number sense and mental math; learn numerous strands of math concurrently; and use math books free of distractions and clutter.