Color Images from The Art of Learning Math

If you purchased a physical copy of my book, you have black-and-white/greyscale versions of the figures in the book. Check below for color versions, with captions and page numbers.

Figure 3.1 Ice core with layers
Figure 3.1. An ice core showing lighter summer layers and darker winter layers (NOAA, 2007).
Figure 3.2 A rectangular piece of paper tiled with square units.
Figure 3.3. An example of a Rekenrek.
Figure 3.5. Visual model of dividing 13 by five using eggs and plates.
Figure 6.1. An integer expression represented by a number line and counters.
Figure 6.3. A side-by-side example of pages from the book. The left side shows the factor tree, and the right side shows the interaction between two two-monsters and a three-monster.
Figure 6.4. A multiplication chart overlaid with colored strips to find equivalent fractions.
Figure 7.2. Example fraction tile manipulatives.
Figure 7.7. Subtracting a mixed number, showing models before and after decomposing one of the wholes and then subtracting.
Figure 7.9. Models for dividing fractions.
Figure 8.4. An algebra tile model for multiplying two positive binomials.
Figure 8.5. An algebra tile model for multiplying two binomials with a negative term.