The Goal of the Math-U-See Curriculum 

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Math·U·See's goal is to help produce confident problem solvers who enjoy the study of math. The reason we study math is so we can apply what we learn in everyday situations. The students learn their math facts, rules, and formulas, and are able to use this knowledge in real life applications. The study of math is much more than committing a list of facts to memory. It includes memorization, but it also encompasses learning the concepts that are critical to problem solving.

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Homeschoolmath.net Review

Math-U-See is a low-cost, manipulative-based math curriculum. It is a complete math program that utilizes interlocking, colorful blocks and fraction overlays to teach math, along with curriculum to provide the review and reinforcement...

House and Homeschooling Blog

Math U See is probably the #1 curriculum I have used and recommended to others in various situations. MUS was written by Steve Demme, a math teacher...

Forum Review from ProTeacher.net

Math U See is a different sort of math program. Many math programs, including Abeka teach in a "spiral" approach, where a concept is introduced over the course of a week. During this week, older concepts are practiced. After this week, the concept comes up in future lessons now and then. After a while, the new concept is built upon, resulting in a full body of math knowledge for whatever grade level....

Old Schoolhouse product review

Math-U-See is loaded with strengths. Mr. Demme provides the tools you need to learn arithmetic yourself so you can give your children an excellent foundation in arithmetic. It is the most sequential, conceptual, understandable, complete, and user-friendly program I've seen thus far.

Homeschool Reviews.com Review

We have had so many "aha" moments with this curriculum and it's fun to see the light go on.

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Evelyn_Saenz We love Math-U-See. Thank you for sharing such a great lens. Playing games is a great way to practice and learn math. Using a Hands-On Approach to learning is the best way for children to truly grasp mathematical concepts. I look forward to reading more of your lenses. Posted February 17, 2008

TinaWells I'm researching Math U See for my children. We currently use A beka and it's getting on my nerves!!! I've heard great things about Math U see! I guess we'll "see" :). Tina Wells www.clubcandles.com Posted November 24, 2007

belindam Math-U-See is a favorite with us! Belinda Homeschool Happenings Cooking with Kids Posted May 18, 2007

GeekyMom

My kids are good math students but they both count on their fingers. They are in 2nd and 3rd grade using Abeka. How do I place them in a level to teach them the process of not using their fingers without taking them to Alpha?

Posted April 21, 2007

HappyTOGer Use Math-U-See as a supplement to our core curriculum Tapestry of Grace. Math-U-See was repeatedly recommended as the curriculum to check out.We also love it and recommend it often. Mr. Demme is a hero in our homeschool! Join our group... Posted April 15, 2007

homeschooledguy hey cool lens, I used Math-U-See all the way through highschool and loved it :-) Posted April 12, 2007

groovyoldlady We use Math-U-See and we love it! Thanks for the great lens and welcome to the group. Posted March 21, 2007