Sponsored Ad - Channie's One Page A Day Math Workbook, Triple Digit Math Practice Worksheets, 50 Pages Front and Back, 25 Sheets, Grades 2nd and 3rd, Addition and Subtraction workbook , Size 8.5” x 11”

I ordered this and another workbook from Channie for my 7yo twins to work on during summer vacation. I made photocopies and gave them a page or two to do a day. Now that it’s fall break and they are in second grade, it’s a good refresher.

I got these for daily addition and subtraction practice. They help for quick review and are exactly as described.

Great practice workbooks with prepopulated simple math equations. Son is 6 yos in Kindergarten and he at first had a hard time with learning his simple addition/subtraction. We utilized the single, double and triple digit math practice workbooks to help him learn. Over the last few months he has excelled into triple digit with regrouping (carry over) which is completed in his head. These workbooks are great as you don't have to come up with equations yourself they are already there to start immediately.

I like that it's full pages of math problems, That way it's repetitive so it stays in your kids memory. Keeps the work nice and neat, so it's easy for your kids to see the work their doing. It would be nice if they included a page that shows how to carry and borrow (regrouping) that way your child has a reference to look at while studying.

I am very happy with this purchase, though I was surprised to find that the pages flip vertically (top to bottom) instead of horizontally (side to side), so they don't turn like book pages or binder pages.

About this to help my daughter with learning math she absolutely loves it and usually does more than a page a day but all in all for the price and what all comes in the book definitely worth money if you’re looking for something to help your child study a little bit more outside of the normal schoolwork

my son was struggling with math, so i buy this book hoping that it will help him to learn and practice, from the beginning it make a big difference, because the numbers were aligned it was easier for him to perform the operations, and the problems were not that hard so he could practice and get more confident about his skills. Now im buying a lot of books from the same series.

I use this with my granddaughter who is in 2nd grade. Be aware this pad has many triple-digit addition and subtraction problems to give a young pupil ample practice. However, the pupil must already know Place Value and how to Re-Group. I have found nothing as good for practice as the Channie's ONE PAGE A DAY. I have used the single digit, the double digit, and now the triple digit. I have found no workbook that I am satisfied with to use for explaining to a young child and having her immediately apply what place value is and how to re-group [carry and borrow]. I'm a retired teacher, so I wrote my own.