Singapore Math – Level 4A Math Practice Workbook for 5th Grade, Paperback, Ages 10–11 with Answer Key Paperback – June 1, 2009

summary and table of contents well detailed so you can go directly to the exercizes pertaining to what is being thaught at school at any given time, so is great as a complement to school anywhere in the US or the world

I homeschool and this is the workbooks I have my 5th graders do. I love it because there are units and reviews, there is an answer sheet in the back and in the front there are instructions on the math problems it’s great for kids and for teachers!

Didn't get 4 stars because it did not specify it is not for the US but for the Standards (?) version. It follows along relatively well with the lessons, but not exactly with the US version. You can figure it out but it's not as forthright. Glad to have the extra practice when needed, and it does a nice job of giving examples and explaining the rationale. So we are happy enough with it that we bought the other levels for other children.

Excellent book if your school is using the Singapore math program. It's great even if you're not but, you need to understand it, in order to understand and teach it to your child. Would also recommend this for home schooler children/parents. Great way to learn match in a very simplistic way.

We love Singapore Math and especially the practice books (which can be hard to find in our locale). This level still beats Saxon in my and my kids' book (the common "knowledge" in the homeschooling community is that you need to switch to Saxon if you haven't been using it, at about the 5th grade level, but we don't think so).

Fully recommended!!

I bought this for my son to work ahead in. There is a formula sheet at the beginning of the book, and several pages for each unit, including review sheets for each unit. My son is able to work on new problems with little difficulty.

It is not a very good item because it gives wrong answers key which means the question in the practice and the answer on the sheet do not match. This is unacceptable for teaching. Please take serious editing!