01535nam a2200337Ia 450000500170000000800410001724501010005810000200015970000290017970000340020826000960024230000300033830000110036849000320037950000380041102000180044965000180046765000240048565000250050965000160053465000210055065000370057165000260060865100180063405000220065254600150067452004730068933600090116233700150117133800110118620260803094214.0251212s2014    xx            000 0 und d1 aThe little book of measures /cCarole Skinner and Judith Stevens; illustrated by Marion Lindsay.  aSkinner, Carole  aStevens, Judith,eauthor0 aLindsay, Marion,eillustrator  aLondon; New York :bFeatherstone Education, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc,c2014.  a69 pages: billustrations  c21 cm.  aLittle Books with Big Ideas  aIncludes bibliographic references  a9781472911551  aMixed economy  aCommunist countries  aDeveloping countries  aMeasurement  aEconomic history  aMeasurementxMathematical models  aMeasurementxResearch  aGreat Britain  a372.72 Sk34 c2014  ain English  aHow many `giant`s strides is it from the wheelbarrow to the climbing frame? How many handprints tall do you think you are? Focusing on using low-cost, every day objects that appeal to young children, The Little Book of Measures supports mathematical thinking and problem-solving both indoors and ou - with a clear emphasis on the use of both non-standard out - with  a clear emphasis on the use of both non standard and standard measures in fun, meaning full contexts.  atext  aunmediated  avolume