Math Addition/Subtraction helps giveaway
Well I finally got around to starting to go through my homeschool stuff to see what I will need for next year and what I don't. I've had these addition and subtraction timed math drill books for awhile and I don't need them anymore. They are in excellent condition. I also have an extra set of the Snap It Up! math game. I had two sets because we used them once in co-op. The game is in great condition and is a fun way to practice addition and math facts. Oh, I also have some extra erasable pin grids that I'm including in this math giveaway. You can check out more giveaways at the :
Giveaway Rules: (U.S. residents only please) *CLOSED*
I will be giving away 2 math books, 1 math game and 2 wipe-off grids. These are all in excellent used condition and are donated by me, Spell Outloud.
1. Mandatory: Leave a comment below telling me about one of your favorite math resources, games or websites. Or tell me how you feel about math. Is it something you feel comfortable teaching? Did you like math as a kid?
2. (optional) Subscribe to my blog (or follow via Google Friends Connect/Networked Blogs--see my sidebar) and let me know by leaving a comment here for one entry.
3. (optional) Twitter or blog about this giveaway and let me know by leaving a link in the comment section below for an additional entry. "SpellOutloud is having a math giveaway @SBMozer"
4. (optional) Follow me on Twitter.
Total of 4 possible entries per person. You must leave a separate comment for each entry.
This giveaway is open from April 20 -.25. A winner will be chosen at random and the winner will be posted on Monday, April 26.
Please make sure there is some way I can contact you :) If the winner does not respond after 3 days, then I'll draw another winner.
Labels: curriculum, giveaways
30 Comments:
I loved the game 24 when I taught 5th grade!
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Math is not my strong area, but I find that I focus more on teaching it because I know how hard it can be to learn.
Currently I really like using Dominoes for my kids who are just starting addition and subtraction, and the kids love them too! Math wasn't my favorite subject in school, but I didn't mind it too much.
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I loved math as a kid... though my kid is not loving it at all. Hhmm... I haven't found a website yet that has inspired her mathematically like Starfall does literaly (as in reading).
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Thanks for the fun give-a-away. I did like Math as a kid, I just hated having to "show my work".....I usually used a variety of ways to find the answer and having to "show" it was difficult!
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Love your blog! We could make great use of this for two of my little ones! One entry please!
This looks fun! I follow your blog, one more entry please!
I love to win some math resources for my daughter. Thanks for sharing.
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I loved Math until I got to PreCalc! We would love trying out a new game and extra practice!!
I actually did like math because there is always a right answer in math. These would be a great addition to your home, trying to get the math facts to stick. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I love math but would be overwhelmed to teach it to my kids. tara@dennie.org
I do feel comfortable teaching math, and think I will until we get to geometry. Then I'll be a mess.
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I am a big fan of Math-U-See. It's been a great resource for someone who has trouble explaining math concepts.
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My K5 son loves math and anything that can be used for a manipulative...especially dominoes, dice, plastic animals...fun, fun!
I really enjoy math; it has always seemed to come naturally to me. But I'm a bit apprehensive in teaching it because some of my kids may not find math to be a strong-suit. I'm eager to have different resources around the house to help with the different learning styles.
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It's worth a shot. These look fun! Thanks for sharing!
We love math-u-see with its math blocks. I was an english major in college...lol that should say it all. =0) I am more comfortable teaching it with the curriculum we have chosen. Kelly
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I would love a chance to win these. One of my new favorite math games is called "Add It" and I downloaded it off of Confessions of a Homeschooling Mom.
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I absolutely love math. In fact, I spent 10 years in the school for mathematically gifted kids and then chose a career in Engineering. My favorite math resource - http://www.internet4classrooms.com/early_childhood/math_pre-k.htm
We currently use Math-U-See for first grade and we like the manipulatives that it comes with. Thanks for this giveaway!
Laurie
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I would love to win this!
We haven't done much in the way of math yet - counting and patterns, etc. Our goal is to use real-world problems from early on - because one of the biggest math complaints is that kids don't see any purpose or point to it.
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