Top menu

  • Customer Service
  • Find a Rep
  • Canadian Customers
  • 800-542-2595
  • 877-542-2596 | M-F 9am-5pm EST
  • Log in
  • Create account
  • Checkout

Css captcha

Js and css

Header logo

Block as products carousel: 
Block as images slideshow: 

Header Info

Block as products carousel: 
Block as images slideshow: 
My List (0 items) $0.00

Sub menu for static pages

  • Home
  • Correlations
  • Interactive eBooks
  • eBooks
  • Reviews
  • Request a Catalog
  • Downloads

Sections menu

  • First
    Concepts
  • Early
    Readers
  • Leveled
    Readers
  • Fun Fact
    Files
  • Crash
    Course
  • Hot
    Topics
  • Subject
    Content Areas
    • Arts & Crafts
    • Biographies
    • Careers
    • Character Education
    • Graphic Fiction & Nonfiction
    • Cooking & Food
    • High Interest
    • Language Arts / Literature
    • Math
    • 100 Facts You Should Know
    • Science
    • Social Studies
    • Sports
    • Transitions to Literacy
  • Spanish/
    Bilingual
| Title Page

Time

Measure Up Math

Library Bound Book List: $29.27 / S&L: $21.95
eBook List: $29.27 / S&L: $21.95

Reading Level: 4

Interest Level: 4-6

Product type: Library Bound Book
ISBN: 978-1-4339-7453-3
Author: Chris Woodford
Copyright: 2013
Language: English
Pages: 32
Trim: 8" x 10"
Dewey: 681.1
Subject: Math
Binding: Library
BISAC: JNF051140, JNF035000
Detailed Table of Contents • Math Content • For Further Information Section • Activities • Glossary • Index • Fact Boxes
There are many units with which to measure time, including seconds, hours, days, and even decades. Clocks and calendars make it easier to see time pass, but time is always moving even when we aren't measuring it. Beginning with the sundials of the ancient Egyptians, readers will learn much more than just how to measure time. Simple explanations of time zones and the inner workings of classic and modern timepieces accompany brief introductions to some of the greatest scientists to study time. Engaging questions and a hands-on activity guide them through this important math concept.

* Reviews *

Series review: Measure Up Math This well-written series is thorough in providing details. The problems containing conversion calculationsa necessary skill for studentsare especially helpful. Readers will enjoy the fun facts that help them visualize measurements, such as 330 children, standing on top of one another, would reach the top of the Empire State Building!School Library Journal

Footer left part


29 East 21st Street,
New York, NY 10010
Tel: 800-542-2595
Fax: 877-542-2596
Hours:
Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm
Block as products carousel: 
Block as images slideshow: 
  • Company info
    • About us
    • Contact Us
    • FAQs
    • Canadian Customers
    • Find a Rep
    • Careers
    • Privacy Policy
  • Resources
    • Correlations
    • RL Correlations
    • Interactive eBooks
    • Transitions to Literacy
    • eBooks
    • Reviews
    • Request a Catalog
    • Downloads

Gareth Twitter

The Rosen Publishing Group reserves all Large Language Model and Small Language Model-related rights.
Please contact The Rosen Publishing Group with licensing inquiries.

accesiBe Widget

Copyright

Copyright ©2025 Gareth Stevens, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Follow Us On:
Block as products carousel: 
Block as images slideshow: