“ARITHMETIC and BEGINNING SCIENCE by an Engineer” uses practical examples such as adding up lists of groceries, finding the area of the classroom and of sheets of paper, and finding the distance around a bicycle wheel to make learning arithmetic interesting and easy to understand.
This book is intended to provide a meaningful context for arithmetic and elementary science and thereby connect them to the world around us. It is intended to provide ideas for teachers and for those who write the texts teachers use, but it will also be useful for students.