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Posted: June 14 2007 at 1:48am | IP Logged Quote tanya
hello everyone
                  im just getting started with home education, i am wondering if any one could tell me about mathusee, is it a good way to teach my 5 year old son (plus younger brothers and sister)who is the first of my children to begin home ed, thankyou for your help.
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Posted: June 14 2007 at 2:11am | IP Logged Quote MaryM
Welcome Tanya! If you search in the archives using the term "MUS" (Math U See) in the search box, you'll find many discussions of this program from those who have used it.

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I used Scott Foresman when ds was younger. We had a lot of fun. The workbooks at that age have many manipulatives. I am presently using Shiller with my dd who is 4. I have it for ds who is 9 and she recently wanted to start "school" so I started her in book 1. She loves the "games".
The workbooks like SF are inexpensive and at young ages are usually hands on friendly. They have cut out rulers and counting pictures, etc. Shiller can be expensive but I already had it for ds so am using it.
Enjoy! Such a fun age to homeschool!!
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