Product Description

Hershey¹s does it again! This tasty book by Jerrt Pallotta introduces simple multiplication to children and will prove to be a multitude of fun and learning! Learn multiplication with a yummy Hershey¹s Milk Chocolate Bar! With its 3 horizontal rows 4 vertical columns - totaling twelve sections in all ­ children can easily begin to understand the concept of multiplication.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #450969 in Books
• Published on: 2002-02-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

Customer Reviews

Poor Condition
I was very disappointed in the condition of the book. The book worked fine for what I wanted it for but I had to clean it up before I could use it. There was food stuff all over it. The pages were not only dirty but roughed up on the edges. I felt like I paid too much for the condition it was in.

Not nearly as good as the fractions version...
I have to wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewers...to be fair the multiplication information that *is* contained in this book are useful and some of the pictures using the chocolate bar can help students. However, the art references by far overshadow the math lesson and as I was reading it, I found myself distracted and confused...and I'm an adult!

The hershey's fractions book is much better than this one. I thought I'd get the set and now I'm glad I didn't--this one is worth skipping over.

Confusing Book
I teach an inclusion third grade with about half of my class being special education students. They are having a hard time understanding multiplication and how it works, so I thought this book would be a great visual! I was very, very wrong. I should have listened to the other review on this book. I agree that the art terminology gets confusing with the math explanations. I feel the author could have explained the math in more detail and left out the art all together. I will not even read this book to my class because I know that it will only further confuse them, rather then help them. So this purchase was a waste of my hard earned money that I thought I was putting towards helping my students. Don't make the same mistake!