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- Two
Plus Two is Not Five (Easy Methods to Learn Addition
& Subtraction)
- by Susan R. Greenwald
- Many times, when a student dislikes math, it is because he
or she is frustrated. This frustration arises when the student
is asked to do more complex math, but still cannot add or subtract
without using a number line, chart, counters, or fingers. Sample Pages.
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Math
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Commentary
Math
Text Books by Harold Jacobs vs Saxon
Susan Richman compares these two math texts popular with homeschoolers.
Essential Mathematics for Life Series
by Mary S. Charuhas
These workbooks provide pre and post tests, and lots of real-life
examples of the concepts that are presented so a young person
can see how to use math in the real world. They are all paperbacks.
We used these for supplemental material. This is the order that
is recommended to use them.
- Whole Numbers
- Decimals and Fractions
- Percents and Proportions
- Graphs, Measurements, and Statistics
- Geometry
- Algebra
- Review of Whole Numbers Through Algebra
Harold
Jacobs Series
These are the texts we use with our son, chosen because of
their sense of humor and thoroughness of concepts covered.
Elementary Algebra
by Harold Jacobs
Algebra for the homeschool student who really wants to know and
apply algebra. 1995 Hardback
Geometry : Seeing, Doing, Understanding
by Harold Jacobs
High school geometry text that is thorough, yet done in a "right
brain" way. 3rd edition (March 14, 2003)
Mathematics: A Human Endeavor
by Harold Jacobs
A book for those who think they don't like the subject, and a
popular book among teen homeschoolers for that reason. 1994 3rd
Edition Hardback
Student Workbook for Jacobs Mathematics: A
Human Endeaveavor
by Susan Knueven Wong
Working through this book will convince any human being, of almost
any age, that he or she is a born mathematician.
Key to Math Series
Key to... Series NEW
Sometimes a certain concept or area of math study just doesn't
"stick" or needs more review. Sometimes you want to
introduce an advanced student to more difficult topics. That's
what the Key to...® series is all about: inexpensive, sequentially-oriented
and straightforward help on specialized topics. Consumable workbooks.
Miquon
Miquon
Math Workbooks
Instead of presenting the content of mathematics as a body of
knowledge to be learned, Miquon Math uses Cuisenaire Rods and
a unique graphic layout to help children discover mathematical
relationships and formulae on their own (with your guidance)
and to view the world mathematically. The program emphasizes
mathematical patterns and relationships rather than pre-set formulas
and methods.
Cuisenaire Rods
Seventy-four rectangular plastic rods that vary from one unit
(a cube) to ten units in length. Related products.
Larger set of Cuisenaire Rods
Saxon Series
by John H. Saxon, Jr.
Remember the movie "Stand and Deliver" about the bario
kids that won the math contest? They used Saxon. It's loved and
hated for its repetitious nature. Visit the Saxon site for help with placement. Geometry
is taught along with Algebra, so there is no separate book.
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- Math 5/4: An Incremental Development
- Math
6/5: An Incremental Development
- Math 7/6: An Incremental Development
- Math 8/7
- Math
87 Adaptation: Student Workbook
- Algebra
One-Half : An Incremental Development (HB)
- Algebra
1/2: An Incremental Development (PB)
Algebra 1 : An Incremental Development
Algebra 2 : An Incremental Development
Advanced Mathematics : An Incremental Development
- Advanced
Mathematics : An Incremental Development (Solutions Manual) Second
Edition
- Calculus With Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry
- Solutions
Manual for: Calculus With Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry
Reference
Books
Math on Call
by Great Source Education Group
This has to be one of the best mathematical reference books published
today. It covers a wide range of topics from number theory, algebra,
geometry, fractions, probability, statistics, ratios, etc. in
a simple, highly illustrated, and easily referenced index to
almost any math problem encountered by elementary to high school.
Math
Books to Prepare for Contests
How to Solve Word Problems in Algebra
A Solved Problem Approach
by Johnson, Mildred
Translates the language of each type of word problem into math
symbols; shows you how to set up the appropriate equations, solve
and check your answers.
How
to Solve Word Problems in Geometry
by Dawn B. Sova
Detailed, easy-to-follow instruction in procedures for solving
word problems, with an emphasis on the mechanics of problem-solving.
The book can be used independently or in conjunction with any
of the standard geometry texts on either the elementary or intermediate
level.
Rapid
Math Tricks & Tips: 30 Days to Number Power
More Rapid Math: Tricks and Tips : 30 Days to
Number Mastery
by Edward H. Julius
Master common math problems without a calculator! Award-winning
math teacher Ed Julius covers more than 60 powerful math tips
and techniques in his entertaining 30-day program.
Speed Mathematics: Secret Skills for Quick
Calculation
by Bill Handley
People who excel at mathematics use better strategies than the
rest of us; they are not necessarily more intelligent.
DVD Format
Advanced Math
Topics
The Algebra Tutor: Algebra I and II
by Willie L. Thomas
This book is designed to give one the feeling that the author
is sitting beside you and guiding you through the indivisual
lessons.
Basic Mathematics
by Serge Lang
Readers will get a firm foundation in basic principles of mathematics
which are necessary to know in order to go ahead in calculus,
linear algebra or other topics.
Calculus Made Easy
by Thompson, Silvanus P.
An classic, understandable, intuitive introduction to calculus
which my husband found engrossing while still in high school.
Originally written over 60 years ago. Ages 14+. 1998 Revised
Edition. Hardcover.
MP: Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version
with Interactive CD-ROM
by Allan G. Bluman
The book is non-theoretical, explaining concepts intuitively
and teaching problem solving through worked examples and step-by-step
instructions. This edition features increased emphasis on Excel,
MINITAB, and the TI-83 Plus graphing calculator, computing technologies
commonly used in such courses.
Math
and Another Subject, too
Hands-On Algebra
Ready-To-Use Games & Activities for Grades 7-12
by Frances M. Thompson
Drag out the little kids' math blocks! You aren't done with them
yet! You can use them to help understand algebra.
Math on the Menu
by Kopp, Jaine
Interweaves mathematics with an imaginary Mexican restaurant.
Students help the Rosada family start a restaurant.
Mathematical Scandals
by Pappas, Theoni
Want to combine math and history? Learn about the secretive means
some famous mathematicians had to take to learn math and get
their findings known.
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Math Instruction Materials
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- Family Math : The Middle School Years, Algebraic
Reasoning and Number Sense by Karen Mayfield-Ingram &
Virginia Thompson
- Provocative investigations to captivate older students. Together,
families unlock the mystery of algebra with entertaining, nonthreatening
activities.
The Standard Deviants - DVD Mighty Math Pack
Pre-Algebra: An Accelerated Course
by Dolciani
My 7th grade math class uses this as our text book. It's a really
cool book. It explains things really well.
How to Solve Word Problems in Algebra
A Solved Problem Approach
by Johnson, Mildred
Translates the language of each type of word problem into math
symbols; shows you how to set up the appropriate equations, solve
and check your answers. 1999 Paperback
Practical
Algebra: A Self-Teaching Guide
2nd Edition
by Peter H. Selby
While rigorous enough to be used as a college or high school
text, the format is reader friendly, particularly in this Second
Edition, and clear enough to be used for self-study in a non-classroom
environment.
Algebra Unplugged
by Kenn Amdahl & Jim Loats
Explanations are short, humorous, and non technical.
Algebra I
for Dummies
by Mary Jane Sterling
2nd Edition
Now with 25% new and revised content, this easy-to-understand reference not only explains algebra in terms you can understand, but it also gives you the necessary tools to solve complex problems with confidence. You'll understand how to factor fearlessly, conquer the quadratic formula, and solve linear equations.
- Real World Algebra
by Edward Zaccaro
- Includes chapters on algebra and money, algebra and geometry,
algebra and physics, algebra and levers and many more. Designed
for children in grades 4-9 with higher math ability and interest
but could be used by older students and adults as well.
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