Middle-Schoolers can Learn Math Fast
We believe everyone should start with Volume 1, especially if math is a struggle. Volume 1 begins with 2 + 3, but often times it is addition that is holding the student back from learning multiplication. Really!
To see if that is the case with your student, ask this:
How much does 18 + 7 = ?
If it takes longer than three seconds to answer 25, have your student read Volume 1 of the Learn Math Fast System.
In a short amount of time, your student can relearn the entire foundation of math and gain self-confidence.
IT REALLY WORKS!
I homeschool and my youngest (11, ASD I, dyslexia and dysgraphia) was really struggling with math. I stumbled across this book and the part about adding and subtracting being the key to everything hit me. That was our problem. And I thought okay, I’ll try ONE more book.
Two months later and my kiddo is flying through the worksheets. Because he can add and subtract in his head now! He thought the penny thing was silly at first, but it WORKED. He gets numbers now. I’m so happy I tried this. And hope it works for other people.
If the lesson is too easy, they will be done in just a few minutes but still learn some great tricks to make all math easier to solve.
Read what Amazon customers are saying about Learn Math Fast:
This has been a great edition to my home schooling library. My son has always struggled with math. Visually easy on the eyes. Not overwhelming. It’s helped improve his accuracy which gives him more confidence in his abilities in math which is so essential. Worth every penny.
My 7th Grader Finally Gets it!
I am a homeschooling parent. My oldest child did fine with our previously chosen math curriculum, but my second really got stuck at learning the multiplication facts and got way behind. It seemed an impossible task to ever get her back up to grade level. She dreaded math and just felt no good at it.
I ordered this in hopes of helping her get back to grade level in an efficient way. It has been a huge success!! She finished the first book in 3 weeks and can’t wait to start the next. She actually reaches for her math first now. This has solidified the basics for her and built her confidence so much.
I’m using this also with my 3rd grader (who I’ve discovered was getting by with his math by using a lot of finger counting!) and my 5th grader. My fifth grader absolutely melts down if I try to time the tests, but as long as I skip the timing part, he’s doing great also and really building a much better recall of the math facts that will support him so much as he advances into higher math. And now that I know we can get through the material so quickly, I can be patient to let him build this foundation without feeling pressure to rush him along so he won’t fall behind.
So grateful for this program!! ~Heather F.
Volume 2 starts with fractions, and in about a month or two they will be able to easily solve the problem below.
-2 5/8 x -1 5/7 =
The answer is positive four and one half. Volume 3 teaches pre-algebra. Every book includes lessons, worksheets, tests and full solutions.
Up to this point, we have not taught basic geometry which is typically interwoven throughout the elementary years. We wait until after pre-algebra to give a student a problem such as A=1/2bh. That’s where Volume 4 comes into play. It teaches students about lines, angles, triangles, volume, area, and the Pythagorean Theorem in about a month.
Teenagers can typically complete the first four volumes in less than six months. Younger students will take a bit longer, but everyone walks away ready for high school algebra.
We teach algebra 1, 2, and high school geometry in the final three volumes. Each of these books take approximately three months to complete.
After the student has read all seven volumes, and scored well on the final tests, he/she will earn three high school credits and will be ready for college level math.