School Zone Time, Money & Fractions Workbook: 32 Pages, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Adding Money, Counting Coins, Telling Time, Ages 6 to 8 (I Know It! Book Series) Paperback – Student Edition, May 16, 2017

The School Zone Time, Money & Fractions Workbook is a wonderful resource for helping kids grasp essential math skills. It’s colorful, engaging, and easy to follow, making it perfect for both homeschool and extra practice at home.The activities are well-paced and cover key concepts in a way that’s fun and age-appropriate. My child especially enjoys the mix of exercises, and I love that it reinforces real-life math like telling time and counting money.Highly recommend for any parent or teacher looking to build a strong math foundation in a fun and accessible way!

It was really helpful to keeping my kids busy during summer break.

We homeschool and this is so helpful. Easy to use and understand but offers a challenge too. I love the answer key to verify everything.Only minor error I noticed it said it completed the first one for us. Which it didn't. But clearly not an issue. Just had me confused for a second

Another book that I included in our second grade curriculum for extra practice on practical skills was Time, Money, & Fractions. Recommend for first and second grade, the 32-page full-color workbook offers detailed instructions and clear examples on time, money, and fractions. My daughter enjoy the different activities not available in her other workbooks, which helped break up the monotony of math lessons. I appreciate the answer sheets in the back of the workbook.

Love this money workbook, it definitely helped my kids count coins

My daughter used it for a long time was a good thing

The media could not be loaded. I really like this book for practice. It's pretty thin. Only 32 pages but I like the configuration of everything. Especially fractions and money. The coin pictures are true to size of real coins. The fractions are for beginners and it's simple for a young child learning fractions. So far everything has been frustration free.

Our kindergartener is progressing quickly at math, so this was a fun new challenge for him. Money and Time are challenging thus far - in a fun colorful context. Not yet to fractions (maybe next school year).