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 Thinkwell Homeschool regarding 6th to 8th Grade Math and High School Math courses. Teaching math can be difficult for many parents. Whether your child is struggling to understand or it is you as a parent struggling to teach math topics that you have not used in many years. Thinkwell … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Elephant Learning. For a parent, it can get very frustrating when a child struggles with math. It’s even more frustrating for the student. Thankfully, there is an online resource available for the homeschool family that can help evaluate the student’s math level, identify knowledge gaps and help the child … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Channie’s Visual Handwriting and Math Workbooks. Channie’s Visual Handwriting & Math workbooks offers a variety of materials to help students improve their handwriting and math accuracy through neater and more uniform writing. When Alex was struggling with handwriting, His mother, Chan, decided that she could do something about it! … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Smartick Math. Looking to give your child a brighter future in mathematics? Smartick Math gives your student an individualized math plan that gives them the help they need to get through learning tougher math topics. Smartick is the only program that combines math, reading comprehension, along with logic and … Read more
This article is in collaboration with City Creek Pres. I think we can all agree that a solid backbone of multiplication facts is imperative when approaching any math curriculum. Students really need to have their facts down so they are able to complete more complex math problems. I also think we can agree that memorizing … Read more