Oh yeah. It is not always the cheap route to a good education. But, the last year or two I've really been able to save some serious money homeschooling. Mostly, because I'm now willing to use used books. I'm still not willing to use written in workbooks, but ya know...everyone has their limits.
So, the other day, one of our family's good friends messaged me about some math curriculum she was offering me. She's a highschool math teacher in my area and also homeschooled 4 children who are all absolute geniuses. No seriously...they really are. Try near perfect SAT scores.
Anyway, here's what she gave me!!!! An almost complete highschool math "library":
If this gets you over the moon excited like it does me....you're probably a math geek.
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Free is always best!
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing!
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Yep. And, any of them I decide I don't need, I can trade in at the homeschool store for other math books at a discount. I think I may do that with some of the sets that aren't complete.
DeleteWell, I don't love math but free curriculum is great! We use Teaching Textbooks which is completely done on the computer so it saves me the headache of teaching something I hate. If we could just do art all day :)
ReplyDeleteAmy! It's so good to see you here! Thanks for your support. Any free curriculum is nice, but I so love math. I'm actually considering using some of them for myself to upgrade how much I know, since I never took Calculus. I loved Chemistry, though, so page long problems to me are like an enormous word puzzle to an English type.
DeleteWe just need to do a switcheroo of skills, lol. I am not so great at teaching fun stuff like art.