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Subject: Re: Saxon Math and Manipulatives Author: Pam [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 06:48:32 11/03/03 Mon In reply to: Amber 's message, "Saxon Math and Manipulatives" on 14:13:32 05/07/03 Wed First, Saxon has been great for us for several kids. I would not put it even close to any of the others. As for manipulatives. Out of 5 kids we only had one that seemed to need them at all, and with her, we just used items around the house. Coins, beans, (candy (that kept her attention!) We did find that they needed a little more time with memorizing their math facts. There are a number of free resources to help with that at http://www.timestables.net Their program "Math Facts Now" was also a great help. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Saxon Math and Manipulatives Michelle 16:28:02 08/04/04 Wed