Category Archives: Math
SEA Homeschoolers have tips and information for secular homeschoolers about math, including:
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- General Mathematics
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Statistics
- Trigonometry
- Calculus
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It All Adds Up!: Get Your Children Excited About Math

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International Day of Women and Girls in Science: There’s Still Work To Be Done

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Mom, it isn’t really math. it’s too fun.

Mom, it isn’t really math. it’s too fun. The idea that math…of all things…is fun, well, who would have thought it! Lilac Mohr’s self-published book, Math and Magic in Wonderland is a whimsical story where math and science are interwoven with literary prose. It is both engaging to read and at the same time, it is educational. We often talk about the journey through learning at SEA Homeschoolers and this book fits that sentiment. It is a fitting tribute to the Carroll masterpiece upon which it is styled. Mohr’s degrees in Engineering and Computer Information Systems provide a solid basis …
Handcrafting High School: Year 1, The First Four Months: Homeschooling Math

Homeschooling Math: How a Weakness Became a Strength The Textbook: Harold Jacobs Elementary Algebra: This text is well thought out and thorough. It is the best high school algebra text I looked at, especially if you have a child who might be taking advanced math classes, such as calculus, in the future. Math is a strong suit of mine though, so I am not sure it is the right course for homeschooling math for a parent who is not strong in this subject. My son always felt that he was bad at math until this year. Math has been the source …
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