Homeschoolers? Math Curriculums?

[adam423]

House of Light...let us know how you make out with your decision.

[Aneriz]

I do, I do!...a friend of mine is a homeschool Mom and a mathematician, she has written several books about how to teach math in a fun way. They are good! Here is the link:

http://www.mathfundamentals.net/

[Lorren]

I found Laurana's 2nd grade Saxon Math TE (for this spring when she finishes Math 1) for only $15 at a used homeschool book sale. Saxon is used a lot so if you wanted to go with this program, you can probably find TEs at a discount. When I checked on Ebay, it wasn't really a great deal though (since it is popular it goes for almost as much as new does), so it's best to find it in other places... homeschool book sales are the best!

[My Abba's Child]

We're using the Switched on Schoolhouse for Math. It's a course on computer (but I'm going through and writing the problems down on paper)... they seem to have less problems with it that way. It gives a multi-media step by step introduction on how to do the problems for the kids to look at. You can buy the Math CDs (they're based on the Horizons math curriculum)seperately for very little cost, and if your child likes to mess around with the computer, they might really love Math! =)

In His love,