Big Book of Math

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Overview

For ages 12 & up

This full-color, 15-foot timeline of math history provides a visual map that goes beyond formulas and theories to help you explore the incredible way this area of study has helped men explore God’s consistent creation and complete real-life tasks. From creation onwards, math has affected history, fueling ancient empires, facilitating scientific innovations, and propelling advanced technology. It helps us glimpse the distant wonders of the observable universe and helps us see how much more there is to learn about God’s creation! And the Bible gives us the key to understanding why math is even possible and how it points to the Creator.

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SKU M326-1
Manufacturer Master Books
Weight (in lbs) 2.00
Title Big Book of Math
Subtitle A Historical Timeline of Math, Science, and Technology
ISBN 13 9781683443261
Contributors Katherine Loop Hannon
Binding Paperback
Page Count 21
Publisher New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC
Dimensions (in inches) 8 1/2 x 14

Explore: This full-color timeline of math history provides a visual map that goes beyond formulas and theories to help you explore the incredible way this area of study has helped men explore God’s consistent creation and complete real-life tasks. From creation onwards, math has affected history, fueling ancient empires, facilitating scientific innovations, and propelling advanced technology. It helps us glimpse the distant wonders of the observable universe and helps us see how much more there is to learn about God’s creation! And the Bible gives us the key to understanding why math is even possible and how it points to the Creator.

Discover: Mathematicians and the history behind math methods and notations; its application, both the expected and unexpected; cutting-edge inventors and innovators; and much more. Even lingering unknowns await as you discover crucial past and present math connections within music, sports, weather, manufacturing, medicine, artificial intelligence, earth exploration, and much, much more!

Learn: Open this amazingly detailed chart and embark on an engaging journey through the milestones of mathematics. Enjoy this continuous quest for understanding the quantities and consistencies that govern God’s amazing world.

Includes a helpful guide with additional information and suggested activities. Read, explore, discover, and learn!

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Transforming Math Education: Featuring Homeschool Curriculum Author, Kate Hannon
Transforming Math Education: Featuring Homeschool Curriculum Author, Kate Hannon

Discover how homeschool curriculum author Kate Hannon is transforming math education for Christian families. This blog highlights her award-winning math series, including *Revealing Arithmetic* and the *Principles of Math*, which integrate a biblical worldview into every lesson. Learn more about her unique approach, free resources, and her appearance at the 2024 God-Centered Homeschool Summit. Perfect for Christian homeschool parents looking to teach math confidently and effectively with a faith-centered focus.

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Detailed Math History
Review by SarahT
This is a very detailed and engaging way to study the history of math, which makes the subject more applicable to student learning. My kids loved looking at how math has advanced throughout the years, and I appreciated the biblical view of this subject. Would highly recommend!
Very valuable timeline
Review by Kathleen C
MasterBooks has done it again. We already love the Big Book of History Timeline. Now we have this timeline for math, science, and technology. I have it up on my wall under the other timeline. My kids enjoy the visual reference. It is a fifteen-foot-long timeline that includes 21 panels. I plan on reading through a panel a week as well as having it up all the time for us to reference. This includes so many people and events. It is very interesting to read. We love all the images, they make the timeline very appealing to look at.
Math in Action!
Review by JoyfulMommy
This timeline book by Katherine Hannon is the epitome of what drew us to Master Books to begin with: solid Biblical worldview and real-life application of mathematics, all pointing us back to glorify our Creator who holds and sustains His creation so faithfully and consistently that man can count on formulas and facts being the same every time because He is true and unchanging! I thought my children would be interested in this timeline, but find myself getting lost in panel after panel of fascinating history and information about place value and symbols in different cultures and different centuries; people who have contributed to the standards of weight, geometry, notation, etc. that we rely on today; math in finances, art, buildings, science, medicine, inventions... you name it! As a child I struggled sometimes to understand why it was necessary to study math. This book/timeline shows just how relevant and integrated math is with all of life! The included study guide gives further information about some of the facts on the timeline and even includes some “taking it further” activities to cement concepts. A fun, out-of-the-box addition to your library!
Fascinating!
Review by Yulia
This beautiful timeline shows students that math plays a big part of our daily lives, yet it comes from God. Big Book of Math shows the history in a timeline form about how math has been used since the creation of the Earth all the way until 2023.

It shows different examples of how it changed and adapted from generation to generation, from nation to nation. It is quite entertaining and fascinating to see how different nations perceived such simple but complex things as a number sense and a place value; how math helped Noah to build the Ark; how famous scientists and even philosophers perceived and used math in their lives with astonishing discoveries that we still use today.

The digital copy consists of two books: an actual timeline and a guide which has more explanation for each panel. My 10 year old was pretty fascinated by some facts he was able to research about different calculations, explanations of the practicality of math and how it all still leads us back to God. I am excited to use it even more with my kids to explore the history of math and how beautifully and precisely God has created it and used it in His creation.
A Fun Look at Math!
Review by Becky V.
One of the things that I have realized in homeschooling my children, especially in math, is that if they understand the everyday application and the reason behind something we are learning, they are much more likely to be interested in the subject matter. They also love learning the history behind things and this book does just that!

The Big Book of Math is such a fun way to explore the historical timeline of math. We have loved the other Big Books available, and this one is no different - fun and fascinating to go through, and my kids absolutely love going through it. The layout is well-done and the graphics are so colorful.

I would recommend reading through the guide for this book - it has several suggestions for ways to utilize this resource and it also includes ways that you can dig deeper with some of the topics presented. We will be using this during our morning time to go through the panels throughout the year.
Best Big Book
Review by Laurie
This timeline contains a lot of information. Due to how it is laid out, it can be used in a variety of ways. My favorite is to just look at one panel at a time. Another way to use this is alongside history when studying a period of time. It can also be used alongside math, using this as a resource to learn deeper in each area. I have the digital format, but I plan to add the physical copy to the kid's next school order. It's an excellent resource to look, learn, and be amazed at God's grand design.
Another Big Book win!
Review by Shannon
WOW! What a cool resource! Full of information and pleasing to the eye! There is so much here, fun facts like the 1980’s creation of Sudoku puzzles, to math symbols of early history from around the world. We also see the pioneers of math, where and who came up with the math formulas we use today in engineering, math and science. Early machines that helped with math calculations to machines that aided in everyday life. My family has loved all the other Big Books and this one is no exception!
Really neat timeline of math
Review by Dustie
This is a very colorful and detailed timeline of math concepts and discoveries. The included guide helps explain how to best use the timeline. Genealogies, math symbols, pyramid building, art, cooking, and music are among the topics included in this amazing timeline. This is a neat gift for any math, science, or technology lover. It is fantastic for visual learners and would make a really cool addition to a school room wall. It is hard not to see the beautiful consistency of God when we look at math like this!
Such a great addition to our family to connect kids to math!
Review by Sara
If you have seen the layout of the Big Book of History, this is the same concept. My daughter is currently using the big book of History with another course and couldn’t believe there was so much information on math! So this was a perfect excuse to introduce her to this timeline! Math can be a subject that my kids instantly want to reject, so I was very interested in other ways of explaining its importance, how it is weaved through creation, and facts that can connect them to what they are learning. The timeline of course begins at creation and has 4 different strands that follow throughout the timeline: science and tech, mathematician and scientists, world events and math happenings.

The layout is very eye appealing and got my kids attention immediately. My kiddos really enjoyed seeing real life applications with math that backs up the tower of babel, the ark, geometry and the pyramids, the steam engine and navigation to name a few.

The guide that accompanies this book helps you incorporate this into your studies. This could be an every Friday kind of subject tackling a panel a week, it could be a wonderful morning basket addition or even pull it out as your child is introduced to a new math concept! The guide goes through each panel, its subject matter and goes into detail the specific things that are on each section of that panel. This is a wonderful timeline/book to have on hand!

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