
Oxton House has two effective, affordable items for
teachers, tutors, and parents
who want to help their
children and students develop fluent arithmetic skills:
In addition, we publish a truly unique book on the history of mathematics designed to be an efficient, readable reference for middle school and high school teachers:
Here’s what makes this book unique:
Instead of being organized chronologically, the main section of this book is a collection
of 25 “sketches,”
4-
It comes in two versions:
— an economical 216-
— a 274-

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Nimble Numeracy is a small, compact book rich in insightful background information and explicit techniques for teaching counting and basic arithmetic. It gives special attention to developing fluent familiarity with the language of numbers.

Speed Drills for Arithmetic Facts is a 48-

“.... The book’s strength is that it demonstrates a consistent pattern of instruction. Direct instruction is followed by oral practice and writing numerals and number words. The author discusses areas that might be difficult for students...and suggests how to practice to build fluency.... Teachers of primary and middle elementary grades will find this book useful for developing number concepts and the fluency that children need to build a strong sense of number.”
Teaching Children Mathematics

“... this delightfully written summary of the historical development of mathematics should be in the arsenal of every teacher of mathematics.... Brief, to the point, informative, and entertaining to boot.”
Keith Devlin, Stanford University,
author of
The Millenium Problems,
The Math Gene, and
Mathematics, The New Golden Age