Steve answers this question from our forum.
I have three questions. One would be, how much should I be requiring of him now as he heads into the Jr. High years? I have down 30 minutes a day for math. We watch the video together if it is a new lesson and I go over the new material to make sure he understands it. He is doing well. Often times he will show no problems with the new materials and we will skip B and C and go straight to the cumlative pages.
“Just to name a few” posted some great pictures of penguins playing with Math-U-See, take a look 
We saw Math Blocks and we saw how the Penguins like Math U See blocks. Penguins make math more fun too.
Don’t forget to visit “Just to name a few” and check out the rest of her cool blogs,
And if you like the Math-U-See blog hurry over to the Homeschool Blog Awards and cast your vote for the best homeschool curriculum or business blog. The polls close friday night!
Saw this on a blog today and had to post a link, enjoy
What do you get when you add…
One Silly, Adorable Little Guy
and
Chocolate Ice Cream
Wait didn’t we (those of us in the U.S. of A) just do that last week? Well not that kind of voting, but it IS time to vote for your favorite homeschool blogs! Oh and the Math-U-See blog got nominated so if you think we are awesome go and vote for us
There are a lot of great blogs so be sure and browse around, the Math-U-See blog is under the “Best Curriculum or Business Blog” category.
Happy Voting!
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I saw this great picture over at the “Land of Boys” blog, enjoy.
Can you tell we have too much fun around here? School in pajamas, building robots out of math blocks? Samuel built this by himself after he finished his math one day.
One person even commented and said, “That looks like 802 times the fun”:-)
Visit the Land of Boys Blog for other great posts.
Ethan Demme
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