A Math Mammoth Review ~ The Organized Homeschooler

For this Math Mammoth review, I chose the Multiplication 1 and Division 1 workbooks for Ben because he needs to master these subjects before moving on to more complicated math work. …

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Does math mammoth have tests?

Math Mammoth offers a separate book for testing and revision, called Tests and Cumulative Reviews. This book contains various chapter and final exam-like comprehensive tests that examine the knowledge and skills students were expected to develop throughout the grade level. ...

Does math mammoth have a workbook series?

To their credit, however, Math Mammoth does offer a workbook series designed for more targeted review and practice, called the Blue Series, that is based around single concepts in math and does not reference grade levels, perhaps making it more appropriate in this regard. ...

How much does math mammoth cost?

Math Mammoth is very budget-friendly, but how much you spend depends on which format you buy. You can currently buy the entire curriculum (grades 1-7) on CD for only $150 at Rainbow Resource. (Bear in mind that you’ll have to add printing costs, which can add up.) ...

Is math mammoth free?

Math Mammoth is available for grades 1-7. It is a full elementary mathematics curriculum on its own. You can also use it as a supplement to other math curriculum to fill in any of the missing gaps and to gain extra practice. There are even placement tests and video lessons available for free on the website. ...

Is math Mammoth a good homeschool math curriculum?

Sharing is caring! Hannah has used Math Mammoth for a while as her homeschool math curriculum. It really helped her boost her math proficiency, so I was very excited about the opportunity to do this Math Mammoth review with Ben. This is one of my favorite homeschool math curricula because it works so well for our family. ...

What grades does math mammoth cover?

Math Mammoth is structured to cover grades 1 to 7, making it an encompassing curriculum for the entire elementary school spectrum. Its systematic progression ensures that students build upon their knowledge from year to year, strengthening their understanding of mathematical principles. ...