Are you frustrated trying to choose the right homeschool math curriculum? I know I was. And with so many out there, you would think someone would have what you're looking for! But who do you trust when it comes to choosing and then teaching that very important subject?
When we were searching for the right homeschool math, there were a few options. But not nearly as many as there are now. It can be overwhelming to say the least.
Because only you will know what's right for your family, choosing the right homeschooling math curriculum can be easy once you've heard from another Mom what she liked, or didn't. :)
So, sit back, grab a pencil ('cause I think you'll want to take a few notes!) and see what these Moms found to be helpful. And if you're up to adding a comment of your own, feel free! We'd love to have you join in on the fun.
What experience do you have with a math curriculum that you want other Moms to know before they buy?
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Math U See
Will couldn't do a single multiplication problem when I picked him up from school on the last day of Fifth Grade last year. Will began using Math U See ...
Currently Using Horizons
We are currently using Horizons, but we used Saxon in first grade. I loved how it was well scripted to help me explain concepts to my daughter. Being a ...
ShillerMath
From Larry Shiller: Our mission is to help kids learn and enjoy math and we are blessed with customers who appreciate the value of the Montessori-based ...
Calvert
After much research, we chose Calvert math curriculum because of its format. The homeschool math curriculum is an excellent choice that my family uses ...
Saxon Math
As a graduate student in physics and mathematics, I highly recommend Saxon Math. I was homeschooled from the age of 6 through 18 and learned sufficient ...
Math.U.See
I have used Math.U.See from the beginning of my homeschool career 7 years ago. I was introduced to it from another homeschool mom.
This curriculum ...
Math-U-See
Love Math-U-See and love the teach back concept. Now I understand Math and so does my 10 year old son. No more nonsense information included in story ...
Rod and Staff then Saxon
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We start with Rod and Staff - it is great for building very fundamental skills and familiarity in a friendly way. Little children do not feel over-awed ...
Oak Meadow Math
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Oak Meadow Math sets children up for success - not failure and frustration. Although it may seem easy for most students, that is what I find to be the ...
Life of Fred
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Life of Fred is a story-based presentation of math revolving around the life a fictional character named Fred. We began using the Life of Fred program ...
Math-U-See
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After using Rod and Staff, Abeka and Saxon I finally discovered Math-U-See.
Straight away the children enjoyed having fewer problems on the page! Instead ...
Singapore Math
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I just started my 5-yr old in the K level of Singapore Math, and we like it very much. It helps him to visualize math problems and puts it in words he ...
Teaching Textbooks
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My daughter hated doing math, and it became a daily battle in our house before finding Teaching Textbooks.
She was/is good at math, but she just hated ...
Switched on Schoolhouse
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Switched on Schoolhouse Math was better than the "textbooky" curricula we had used before, but was still disappointing. It required a [huge amount ...
VideoText Interactive
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With VideoText Interactive Algebra & Geometry, you and your students will see how math works! Wonderful animated graphics help students visualize the ...
Time4Learning Math
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We began using Time4Learning Math three years ago after a very long trek through curriculum after curriculum. My son is a right-brained, visual learner,...
Touch Math
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I love Touch Math because it is so multisensory. It is very easy to teach and covers each grade level in depth.
I have two children on the Autism ...
Right Start Math
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I started using the Right Start Math curriculum with my daughter our second year of homeschooling. The first year we attempted a more traditional curriculum,...
Math-U-See
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We've used Math-U-See for the last seven of our nine homeschooling years, and it's been wonderful. It is especially helpful for my son, who learns best ...
Kumon Math and Reading
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Kumon Math and Reading is a great supplement to the home school curriculum. Children visit the Kumon Center twice a week and complete the work at home ...
Jacobs Elementary Algebra
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We have found Jacobs Elementary Algebra a little hard to understand. I have to take more time giving instructions to my daughter. We are considering ...
JUMP Math
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As a part-time teacher in an urban school with plenty of at-risk kids, I'm very impressed with JUMP Math from http://jumpmath.org. (We no longer homeschool ...
Right Start Math
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Our child has excelled in math beyond her grade level following the approach developed by Dr. Joan A. Cotter's Right Start Math.
Incorporating an ...
