180 Days: Mathematics for 1st Grade Practice Workbook for Classroom and Home, Cool and Fun Practice Created by Teachers

This is by far my daughter's favorite book! I love that each page has a variety of different problems. Questions about counting, shapes, measuring, critical thinking, telling time, and a multitude of ways that illustrate items to count. She seems to favor the math oriented books but I think the math and problem solving books make learning so fun she doesn't see it as work.

My 6 year old loves the challenge this workbook offers. She completes one page each day.

This book is a great supplement math book. It is not necessarily a complete math curriculum for the year. I really like it though.

I home school and this is perfect

I'm just starting this book with my daughter, but the questions don't seem carefully thought out. Many questions ask about "numerals". Why not say "number"? Do you really expect first graders to appreciate the fine distinction between numbers and numerals?On Day 9, there is a picture of a door and the question is whether it's shorter than your arm. Shorter in which direction, width, depth, or height? And anyway, the picture is always shorter, or do they mean a real door?Day 5: "Write the numeral for the ordinal number second."Despite this kind of stilted language, the book keeps talking about "number sentences" instead of "sums" when describing e.g. 3+1. I would expect kids to learn what a sum (or difference/product/quotient) is before they know what an ordinal number is.Day 6 says to draw a fish in the box. Is this an art lesson? What first grader doesn't know what "in" means?But despite these concerns, most of the questions are ok, and as a parent you can just skip over the ones you don't like.