Teaching Children to Think Like Mathematicians
August 20, 2026
For generations, children have often learned mathematics in much the same way: learn the numbers, memorize the facts, follow the steps, complete the worksheet,
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Cotter Abacus vs. Colored Rods
August 13, 2026
One of the joys of homeschooling is being able to slow down and ask an important question: Does my child really understand this, or have
Memorizing Math Facts or Knowing Them? There IS a Big Difference
August 6, 2026
“Has your child memorized the multiplication facts yet?” It’s a question many homeschool parents hear—and often worry about. For generations, we’ve been told that
Teacher Intensive vs Teacher Involved
July 23, 2026
Teacher intensive. This is a term I hear applied towards RightStart Math. When asked to list pros and cons, this term, teacher intensive, tends
How Hard Is It to Teach RightStart Math?
July 9, 2026
One of the most common questions we hear from parents considering RightStart Math is this: “Can I really teach this?” Maybe you’ve looked through
Is it Too Late to Switch to RightStart Math?
July 2, 2026
You’ve heard a lot of good things about RightStart Math. Maybe you’ve been watching other families rave about RightStart Math for months. For years!
Why Homeschoolers Love RightStart Math
June 25, 2026
Choosing a math curriculum can feel overwhelming. Homeschool parents have more options than ever before, and every program promises success. Yet year after year,
How to Teach Addition the RightStart Way
June 18, 2026
For generations, learning math facts has often meant the same thing: flash cards, timed tests, and endless repetition. If that description makes you cringe
Ready for Summer Math Fun?
June 11, 2026
Are you looking for a simple way to keep math skills growing during the summer months? Do you ever wonder if a math game
Two of the Greatest Challenges in Math
June 4, 2026
Two of the Greatest Challenges in Math: Word Problems and Fractions For many families, two math topics seem to create more frustration than almost