Everything You Need To Ace Math | Homeschooling Middle School Math

[Homeschoolology]

We love, love, LOVE this entire series! As a former science high school teacher, I can vouch for the fact the science truly do include everything a student would need to know. They are a wonderful resource and also engaging which is like finding a unicorn! So I feel confident that if we cover everything in these books that my children will have a solid level of education. Thanks for sharing!

[Robloxdancer]

This is really helpful, as a youtuber, I loved how you executed and described what is inside the book, you are NOT boring!!! And what NOT boring youtubers lead me to is the subscribe button.

[moniquequinones]

I found this book by accident too. We've been using it since the beginning of the school year and we recently got the workbook. We all love how simple it is.

[michaelbenzehabe]

I think every parent should divide hard sciences and soft sciences. Focus on the hard sciences. Those are the classes that will serve your student best in college.

[sarav]

I saw these recently and have been considering getting these. Would definitely get the math workbook too. Right now my daughter is not up to middle school math. I just started homeschooling and learning where she is at. She went to a Montessori school so it’s different compared to my PS background.

[bridgetkurttdejong]

I have a request for a topic. We are considering hosting an exchange student in our homeschooled family. Would love ti hear some lessons learned from you!

[mamalu]

Would you use BFN as a spine for 6th grade math year? If so, would you pair anything with it for extra practice or spiral review?

[amandaw]

Do you have any book suggestions for financial management?