CLASSES BEGIN ON August 4
Are you looking for multi-sensory games to add to your math practice? This class is a popular addition to ANY math curriculum.
Homeschool publications and blogs are all a buzz about multi-sensory, concrete learning—with good reason. Kids learn better, faster, and have more fun doing so. Yes, this even works for math facts!
We’ll guide students step-by-step through how to have a ball with math facts. We’ll use unit cubes, dominoes, the “missing number” game, have a catch, hop through multiplication facts, and catch flashcard fever—keeping addition and subtraction from getting dicey.
Students will also enjoy presentations to help build number sense and understanding of place value, solidify conceptual understanding of 4-digit operations. Includes free printables: tracking sheets, hundred chart, and missing addend chart.
Come race with us to math success!
Date & Time!
Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
August 4 to August 25
(Class Dates: August 4, 11, 18, 25.)
Just log in to your member benefits page and get your link!
The course consists of FIVE 60-minute sessions and is most appropriate for students ages 5 to 13.
HOW TO SIGN UP FOR MATH BOOT CAMP
Two Options:
This $49.95 class is FREE for HEAV Members!
IMPORTANT: Be sure to snag your coupon code from your member benefits page to register free!
Not a member? Join TODAY for $45. Enjoy this class for FREE and take advantage of HEAV member benefits all year long. (Plus, you’ll support a worthy cause.)
MATERIALS LIST
To participate in the class, you’ll need to have the access to the following materials. Some are commonplace things you’ll have around the house. Most are commonplace things you may have around the house, or you can boost the fun by purchasing the materials kit below.
- 55 dominos
- small bag
- small ball
- basic math flashcards (+, -, x, /)
- 100 unit manipulatives
Don’t have the items at home?
Purchase the optional materials kit for just $39.95. It includes everything you need:
- 55 wooden dominos
- velvet probability bag
- yellow foam ball
- 4 packs of basic flashcards (+, -, x, /)
- 100 unit cubes (cm)
About the Presenters
Antoinette, a homeschool mom of five children (now ages 10 to adult), has been homeschooling since 2001. Having experienced her son’s frustration with multiple math programs, Antoinette knows first-hand the struggle and frustration that can come with teaching math. Thankfully, everything changed in 2004 when her family tried ShillerMath Kit I. Amazed by the success and enjoyment the Montessori-based, multi-sensory teaching
Antoinette LaGrossa
brings to students of all abilities, Antoinette joined the ShillerLearning team. She is passionate about helping home educators and schools -sharing hands-on learning tips, encouragement, and tips from the practical experience of having homeschooled five very different children (no cookie-cutter molds here) for almost two decades. Antoinette speaks at conventions across the country and is host of ShillerLearning’s Tuesdays@2.
Amanda Crawford
Amanda has a bachelor’s degree in agriculture with a concentration in sducation, a master’s in instructional leadership, and Ed.S. in instructional leadership. She taught high school agriculture for eight years in a public school. When her oldest was aged three, Amanda transitioned to her new role as a stay-at-home/homeschooling mom. To prepare for kindergarten with her oldest in 2015, Amanda
excitedly attended her first homeschool convention where she and her family discovered ShillerLearning: Montessori at Home math and language arts curriculum. Seeing how the kids were drawn to the hands-on where she and her family discovered ShillerLearning: Montessori at Home math and language arts curriculum. Seeing how the kids were drawn to the hands-on manipulatives at the booth and then using the curriculum with her kids for about six months, Amanda joined the ShillerLearning team and has been helping other homeschool families through online events and at conventions across the country. She lives in East Tennessee with her six children and husband of 14 years.
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