Fun game to learn multiplication tables

Submitted: 23-Mar-2007

Before we discovered TimezAttack, my son struggled with the multiplication tables. But he loved TimezAttack, and with the game very quickly learned the multiplication facts. The game is really fun, unlike some educational so-called games, and it seem . . . [click for more]

Free worksheets and educational links.

Submitted: 22-Mar-2007

Monarchrock@tripod.com has educational links and free worksheets for all ages! My husband and I created this website after my favorites list became too cluttered! Please feel free to pass it on to educators and students in all settings. . . . [click for more]

Eclectic with a Waldorf style

Submitted: 26-Jul-2006

Wonder Homeschool is a Waldorf-influenced eclectic site with techniques, lesson ideas, resources and a homeschooling blog. There's a lot of information on adapting the key Waldorf ideas to homeschooling: * daily rhythm * arts and movement * exper . . . [click for more]

Springboard Magazine is a mix of fun and education for kids

Submitted: 28-Dec-2005

www.springboardmagazine.com is an online educational magazine for children 3-9 years of age. There are lots of fun educational games to learn math and language, science experiments and essays, stories with audio, art and craft projects, coloring page . . . [click for more]

Books and free curriculum guides to teach character education and nurture children

Submitted: 10-Jun-2005

Watering Can Press has a series of wonderfully unique, interactive and educational books and resources to use in homeschooling. Not only do the books (for 6-12 year olds) provide inspiring lessons and experiences, but there are free Teacher's Guides . . . [click for more]

Multiplication Without Memorizing

Submitted: 15-Aug-2003

I think that too much emphasis is placed on memorizing multiplication tables. Memorization has nothing to do with an ability to do math; it is far more important to understand the concepts of how and why math works. Gifted children especially have . . . [click for more]

Singapore Math

Submitted: 15-Aug-2003

We have tried other math programs, but Singapore math works best for us. It is very visual, which appeals to my son and also really helps him understand the concepts, not just how to do the problems. I also like the emphasis on mental math. I don't m . . . [click for more]

Music for Learning Multiplication

Submitted: 05-Mar-2003

If your child enjoys music, one way to learn multiplication facts is to listen to one of these great multiplication CDs. I like Multiplication Rock, partly because I remember the Schoolhouse Rock songs from when I was a kid, but also because they are . . . [click for more]

Play games to practice math

Submitted: 18-Feb-2003

Why spend time drilling math facts when you can have fun playing a game instead? No, I'm not talking about games designed to teach math, I'm talking about regular games. Many games involve some kind of math, even if they weren't designed as education . . . [click for more]