At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we share resources to help you find the perfect mathematics curriculum. Whether you want an online math curriculum or the resources to teach your children math yourself, you will find something helpful here on our website. So, if you are looking to teach the beginning stages of addition and subtraction or an online resource for geometry or calculus, you’ll find what you need here.
This article is in collaboration with Math Essentials. According to the Math Essentials website, only 4 out of 10 eighth graders are proficient in math. By 12th grade, that drops to only 2 out of 10. Rick Fisher, a math teacher in San Jose, CA, created Math Essentials and America’s Math Teacher to address that … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Math Tutor DVD. Math Tutor DVDs are designed to help students succeed in Math. This award winning company guarantees results, offers the #1 selling Math DVDs and is used in libraries and schools. TOS Crew members received 2 DVDs for review: 1. Pre-Algebra Volume 1 Total Run Time 5 … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Math Galaxy. Math Galaxy is the most recent math product reviewed by the TOS Homeschool Crew this year. Galaxy of Education strives to produce supplementary materials starting at the beginning with addition, focusing on multi-step problem solving. Their premise is that teachers and computers are both important in teaching … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Math Mammoth. Math Mammoth, created by Maria Miller, specializes in math curriculum and supplemental materials that will help parents teach math in a way that makes sense. My family has used several products from Math Mammoth and I’ve always appreciated them – they are great to have on hand … Read more
factsfirst is an online math program from the publishers that you brought you Saxon Math.factsfirst was created for children to develop fluency in basic math facts in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through placements tests, lessons, review, and practice. Arcade style games reward students upon completion of a unit. To start, each child creates a … Read more