Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Digest Number 3235
Paula Sjogerman
on 4/6/03 8:55 PM, [email protected] at
[email protected] wrote:
for a long time.
arcs - I really didn't get how it could be so bad.
one for sale?
Thanks so much, Pam!
Paula
[email protected] wrote:
> Maybe Mighty Math Cosmic Geometry computer game before anything else -Ooh, thank you for reminding me about this - I've been meaning to get this
> it is lovely?
for a long time.
>We got them and they sucked <gg>. Nine or ten books about making lines and
> If she liked doing the Key to Algebra series, then maybe she'd like the
> Keys to Geometry?
arcs - I really didn't get how it could be so bad.
> Hey Paula - maybe you can get her to go through one of the really coolWill do. Probably will get one of those last two and the Jacobs. Anyone got
> math concept/activity books - she can do it from the first to the last
> pages and satisfy her urge to do it that way - but would probably get a
> lot more out of it than a regular geometry text - even Jacobs (which is
> very cool). "How Math Works" is a good example. Or "Joy of Mathematics"
> by Theoni Pappas.
one for sale?
Thanks so much, Pam!
Paula
Paula Sjogerman
on 4/6/03 8:55 PM, [email protected] at
[email protected] wrote:
before the glazed look comes. I often ask my kids, "Do you want the long
answer or the short answer?" Really, if you pay attention, you will know
what's right. They will let you know.
paula
[email protected] wrote:
> To be more specific, I look at my two year old now and feel like in thisWhen they get that glazed look, stop <gg>. Sooner or later you will know
> journey we have begun I am walking around on eggshells now, asking myself "Am
> I being to overbearing? Should I participate with her in this or let her be?
> Shall I offer information about his or not? The child loves to learn and she
> loves to learn with me, so we read books and she asks me about letters and
> what they are and she justs asks me about everything..
before the glazed look comes. I often ask my kids, "Do you want the long
answer or the short answer?" Really, if you pay attention, you will know
what's right. They will let you know.
paula
Pamela Sorooshian
On Sunday, April 6, 2003, at 07:49 PM, Paula Sjogerman wrote:
-pam
>> If she liked doing the Key to Algebra series, then maybe she'd likeI agree. Bad.
>> the
>> Keys to Geometry?
>
> We got them and they sucked <gg>. Nine or ten books about making lines
> and
> arcs - I really didn't get how it could be so bad.
-pam