Math programs for homeschoolers

Teaching Tapes. Times Tales. VideoText Interactive. Clock Manipulatives. Cuisenaire Rods. Fraction Manipulatives. Geoboard Manipulatives. Geometric Solids. Learning Wrap Ups. Math Counters. Money Manipulatives.

Place Value Manipulatives. Unifix and Snap Cubes. Math Workbooks. Math Storybooks View More. Hollis Kurman. A Trapezoid Is Not a Dinosaur! Suzanne Morris. Ana Crespo. Cindy Neuschwander.

Math Flashcards View More. Math Games View More. It organizes these materials into daily lessons. Lesson files, worksheets, blackline masters, and storybooks are available for download. Easy Peasy teaches math using a variety of methods and sources, including video lessons and games. The lower grades also include a downloadable workbook.

The material is taught using a variety of sources and methods, including video lessons and online textbooks. The length and format vary from course to course, and availability changes periodically.

The courses are free to audit, or certificates of completion are also available for a fee. Concepts are taught using videos. There are also downloadable note-taking pages and assignments.

While the curriculum content is free, if you choose to use the assessments, they must be purchased. Free Math teaches mathematics using online text and downloadable practice worksheets.

This math curriculum includes a printable worktext and hands-on activities. Only the PDFs of this curriculum for grades 1st through 5th are free.

Other levels and physical books are available for purchase. HippoCampus offers Algebra 1 and Developmental Math courses. The courses include an online textbook, video, lectures, and practice problems. Khan Academy uses video-based instruction. Online practice problems, quizzes, and tests are included. Some AP courses are also offered. This is a video-based curriculum with printable worksheets and online quizzes. Courses included are 6th through 8th grade math and Algebra 1.

The downloadable courses include lesson plans, student worksheets, tests, and answer keys. Lessons include online text and practice problems. Some lessons also include videos, games, or other interactive components. This curriculum combines color photos, hands-on activities, engaging projects, and plenty of games to teach math concepts!

It is a video based program but also offers printable versions of the lessons and worksheets so your student can work pencil and paper as well if they would like to. Unlimited questions, adaptable, detailed reports, and even apps for your mobile devices. But they have math curriculum for grades K Check out all those manipulatives! Read more in this Learn Math Fast Review. Life of Fred Elementary Math Review — written in a story format about a little boy named Fred who uses math in his everyday life.

He encounters a need for math first, and then he does the math. Take a look at how we use Life of Fred math from elementary through high school. It is our only upper level math program and it is rigorous. Math-U-See Algebra I — At a home school convention, I visited the Math-U-See booth and posed a question about coming up with ideas to show algebra principles in a visual-spatial way.

They had an answer. They showed me their math manipulative blocks along with their text and DVD. They showed me ways to offer algebra that made it fit my visual-spatial learner. Math Mammoth — Full math curriculum and supplemental worktexts and workbooks for elementary and middle school plus some supplemental materials for high school. Homeschooling Algebra with Mr. D Math — Mr. D Math offers both live and self-paced course in pre-Algebra through pre-Calculus as well as Consumer Math.

RedBird Mathematics — Personalized learning in math with a curriculum that features the latest in adaptive instruction, gamification, and digital project-based learning. RightStart Math — A complete elementary and middle-school program that uses visualization of quantities, de-emphasizes counting, and provides strategies and games for learning the facts. The primary learning tool is the AL Abacus, a specially designed two-sided abacus that is both kinesthetic and visual.

No-Nonsense Algebra for Homeschool — Whether you are looking to give your child a solid start in Algebra, or you have a student who needs to brush up on their Algebra skills, Non-Nonsense Algebra fits the bill. Basically we add a new date to the calendar and learn about new information on a calendar. It practices counting skills up to 31 which is helpful for my daughter , reading skills, patterns each month has a new pattern to color in the dates with , and obviously calendar skills days of the week, months of the year, etc.

Shiller Math — Homeschool math through Middle School with two levels of math kits along with a few other kits. Their math kits are Montessori Based and cover an age range from preK through 8th grade. Singapore Math — U.