What if your child could look at a number and actually SEE it? Not just recognize the symbol 8, but
What if one of the most important math skills your child can develop begins with simply looking at a group
For generations, children have often learned mathematics in much the same way: learn the numbers, memorize the facts, follow the
One of the joys of homeschooling is being able to slow down and ask an important question: Does my child
“Has your child memorized the multiplication facts yet?” It’s a question many homeschool parents hear—and often worry about. For generations,
Teacher intensive. This is a term I hear applied towards RightStart Math. When asked to list pros and cons, this
One of the most common questions we hear from parents considering RightStart Math is this: “Can I really teach this?”
You’ve heard a lot of good things about RightStart Math. Maybe you’ve been watching other families rave about RightStart Math
Choosing a math curriculum can feel overwhelming. Homeschool parents have more options than ever before, and every program promises success.
For generations, learning math facts has often meant the same thing: flash cards, timed tests, and endless repetition. If that