Teach concepts as they apply to the academic areas your students face each day, from kindergarten through the ninth grade.

The 100% Series boost academic performance with:

• A broad scope of skills
  
• Ready-to-use lessons
  
• Hierarchy of activities
  
• Lots of practice opportunities
  

This two-book set gives students plenty of practice in using more than 300 concepts in curricular contexts. The one-page lessons are organized by skill area. Each skill area includes teaching suggestions and a progress chart. The Primary book also has family letters.

The worksheets are designed for individual and group use. Minimal reading and writing is required. The formats of the worksheets are varied to keep students motivated. Worksheet formats include picture activities, cut-and-paste activities, simple cloze stories, word puzzles, hands-on activities, riddles, and barrier games.

100% Concepts Primary

Use 100% Concepts: Primary to reinforce more than 90 basic concepts. All of the lessons apply conceptual knowledge to the curriculum. The lessons are divided into these topic areas:

1. Following Directions: top/bottom, over/under/beside/around, big/bigger/biggest, inside/outside, connect, cross out, skip, and much more
   
2. Grouping/Association: goes together, belongs to, both, each, pair, with/without, and more
   
3. Math: all/some/none, whole/half, few/many, every, dozen, add/subtract, total, and more
   
4. Time: before/after, early/late, first/next/last, month/year, during, and more
   

Includes: 

• 157 pages
• Progress charts
• Answer key

100% Concepts Intermediate

100% Concepts: Intermediate gives students practice in applying more than 200 concepts to classroom work. All of the one-page lessons use curricular contexts. The lessons are organized by topic area.

The topic areas and some of the concepts are:

1. Location and Direction: front/rear, near/distant, area/zone/territory, coast/shore, interior/exterior, and more
   
2. Size, Weight, and Volume: massive, deep/shallow, weight, area, volume, height, length, expand/contract, and more
   
3. Quantity: single/double/triple, odd/even, thousand, million, and more
   
4. Comparison: similarities/differences, equal, fewer/fewest, superlatives, and more
   
5. Quality or Condition: simple/complex, direct/indirect, solid/hollow, ancient/modern, mixed/pure, and more
   
6. Time and Occurrence: sometimes/always/commonly, whoever/whomever, daily/weekly/monthly/annually, and more
   
7. Relationship: alone/single/together, divided/joined/united, and more
   
8. Degree or Extent: partly, halfway, somewhat, generally, minor/major, mild/severe, common/uncommon, and more
   
9. Truth, Fact, and Likelihood: clearly, probably, possibly, incorrect, definite, and more

Includes:

• 174 pages
• Progress charts
• Answer key

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