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Math Resources
Good morning, School for Charlie ends this week. So I’ve been looking for resources he can use this Summer to keep him learning. This morning I would like to share Math Resources with everyone. It’s Monday, and time for Math. I would like to share a Recommended Website: with you DonPotter.net. If you have used this website what did you like about it or dislike?DonPotter.net Age Range: 6-14 (Grades 1-8, with parental supervision) This very plain website houses a most unusual math resource. It has a downloadable arithmetic book from 1878! Even if you have a fabulous math program already, it is fun to look at and see what kids learned from over 140…
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Math Resources
It’s Monday, and time for Math Resources. When I was Homeschooling Charlie full time I always dedicated Monday’s to Math. Charlie struggles so much with math I knew he needed more time for the lessons I would assign Charlie. This morning I would like to invite you to check out the websites below and if you have used any of the sites would you let me know what you liked or disliked about the resources and why. Helping Your Child Learn MathAge Range: 5-10 (Grades K-5, with parental supervision) At this archived site, you’ll find a free math activity bookdesigned for parents to use with their children to help them learn important math concepts in…
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Homeschool Math Resources
It’s Monday, and time for Math at in our classroom so I am here this morning sharing Homeschool Math Resources for you. If you have used these resources, can you let me know what you thought of them and why. Or if there is a resource in this list you would like to use, can you let me know why. Here are some other ad-supported sites with math activities using Candy: Halloween Candy Math Find a list of activities you can do with an assortment of candy including setting up a candy store and making a number book. Other activities teach estimation, measurement, fractions, and more. Education World: 35 Chocolate Activities Get a list…







