Math

The best way I can describe these books is by comparing them to Daily Grams - but for math, of course. Each of these award-winning levels provide a daily drill page for your kids. Each day they will have to complete speed drills, sample problems (with explanations in case they’ve forgotten how to do it), then more of the same simple problems.

Money and Taxes in a Micro Business helps you to grow your business.  Imagine having a business that has grown so large that you have to actually pay taxes! After you have started a micro business and run it for a while, you may wonder…

Why not give your student the financial education you never received, using “real” books.sound financial training at a young age. Money Matters for Kids uses fun activities and exercises, money expert Larry Burkett explains the basics in a way kids can understand. He covers stewardship, tithing, generosity, spending, saving and investing, budgeting, trusting God, and more.

Why not give your high school student the financial education you never received, using “real” books. My evaluator accepted this as a partial credit in math in one of the state-recognized diploma programs! And the best part is, my son has acquired useable math concepts that’ll equip him for life and for eternity! The Money Matters text and Money Matters work books each stand independently of the other. The text book discusses financial philosopy, while the workbooks give hands-on experience. The two books together (the text plus a workbook) make a complete curriculum. 

Basic addition operations for addition facts through 10. 

Higher level addition skills involving multiple digits and regrouping. Practice, review & testing included.

Basic subtraction operations for subtraction facts through 10. Systematic, first diagnosing skill levels, then practice, periodic review, and testing. Beginning Assessment and Final Assessment Tests provide measurement tool. Beginning subtraction skills.

Higher level subtraction skills with multiple digits and regrouping. Practice, review & testing included.

Basic multiplication operations for multiplication facts through 10. Systematic, first diagnosing skill levels, then practice, periodic review, and testing. Beginning Assessment and Final Assessment Tests provide measurement tool. Beginning multiplication skills.

Higher level multiplication skills with multiple digits. Practice, review & testing included.

Basic division operations for division facts through 10. Systematic, first diagnosing skill levels, then practice, periodic review, and testing. Beginning Assessment and Final Assessment Tests provide measurement tool. Beginning division skills.

Higher level division skills with multiple digits and remainders. Practice, review & testing included.

Basic introduction to fractions: Equal Parts; Parts of a Set; Comparing Fractions; Equivalent Fractions. Beginning Assessment and Final Assessment Tests provide measurement tool. Beginning fraction skills.

Higher level skills with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions. Practice, review & testing included.

Teaches the basic skills of reading problems, finding facts, determining operations, and working problems. Book 2 teaches these skills for multiplication and division.

Basic decimals concepts, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of decimals. Practice, review & testing included.

Topics include: What Is Percent?; Precent to Decimal; Decimal to Percent; Percent to Fraction; Fraction to Percent; Finding the Part, Number or Percent; Word Problems. Practice, review & testing included.

Introduction to Algebra: Factors; Divisibility; Prime & Composite numbers; Exponents & Powers; Ratios, Proportions & Percents.

Introduction to Algebra: Variables; Integers; Rational Numbers.

A collection of thirteen articles by noted economists selected to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of the subject of free market economics. Thought and comprehension questions/answers (original to the book) are also provided for each article. Articles were selected to accompany Richard J. Maybury's book Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? and its corresponding Bluestocking Guide: Economics.