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Homeschool Resource: Mega Math Maze: A Multiplication Adventure By KJARTAN POSKITT
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. Charlie has always been good at #math just as my dad was which isn’t something I’m good at. Suzzie was to. I have a new #HomeschoolResource to share with Charlie Homeschool Resource: Mega Math Maze: A Multiplication Adventure By KJARTAN POSKITT from WORKMAN.com and Hachette Book Group. Even though its Summer and School may be out for your children some children go year round or parents may want to have the children learn something every day like I do with Charlie. I…
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Homeschool Resource 10Tieks
I have been wondering if Charlie is comprehending the division problems we have been working on each week. I know he is still struggling to learn his multiplication from 6 and up. So this morning I found a new website called 10Ticks that will allow Charlie to take the test and see how many problems Charlie gets right in 3 minutes. I plan on using this website each Friday for a month, so I can track Charlie progress and see if he is advancing on how many problems he gets correct each week. 10Ticks Age Range: 7-13 (Grades 2-8 approximately, with parental supervision) This United Kingdom website offers a fee-based online…
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HelpingWithMath.com
Next week Charlie will be out of school for Winter Break and with today being Monday, I thought it would be time for Math ! Because I need to make sure I am prepared for next week. Because of Winter Break Charlie will need to practice both his reading and math each day. I would like to invite you to check out HelpingWithMath.com. I plan on using their Multiplication Tables – Up through 10 or through 12 for Charlie. Although we can’t seem to get past the 7’s and it’s driving me up the wall. Recommended Website: HelpingWithMath.com Age Range: 5-14 (Grades K-8, with parental supervision) This ad-supported website was designed by educators…
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