In Lesson 6 of Hands-On Equations, the number outside and next to the parentheses tells us how many times to set up what is inside the parentheses. http://bit.ly/2Rkc8fC | Borenson Math

https://www.borenson.com Hands-On Equations Lesson 6 shown on the Hands-On Equations 1 iPad by a 5th-grade student. The application is intended for kids age 8 and up, and adults who did not experience success with algebra in school. | Borenson Math

This 3rd-grade student shows her solution to an equation from Lesson 12 of Hands-On Equations. In this lesson, she is using the strategy of "adding a convenient zero" to help solve the equation. The notation of star represents the opposite of x. www.borenson.com | Borenson Math

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In Lesson 3 of Hands-On Equations, students learn that they can take away the same number of blue pawns, or x's, from both sides of the equal sign. https://bit.ly/2xikKZ5 | Borenson Math

The Hands-On Equations 1 app is available for IOS, Android and Kindle devices at your app store. The app is intended for kids of age 8 and up and adults who did not have a positive experience with algebra. | Borenson Math

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Teach your child the joy of learning algebra! The Hands-On Equations 1 app is available for IOS, Android, Kindle, and Windows devises at your favorite app store. | Borenson Math