Steve was in Omaha Nebraska last weekend and he recorded this testimonial video.
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Hillary’s Horse
I got this in an email a few days ago, enjoy.
My daughter just created this Math-U-See horse….thought I would share it with you!
I think she was just horsing around 
submit your “Block Art” to ethan@mathusee.com
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Happy Birthday Steve!
We were doing some filming on Friday which was also Steve’s birthday, at the end of the filming the students erupted into song.
While “taking notes” they also made these happy birthday signs.
You can leave your happy birthday message in the comments if you like.
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A Lesson is Subtraction and Addition
In 2006 I was invited to be the camp pastor at a Joni & Friends Family Retreat. At the end of the week my head was shaved to raise funds for the recreation fund. My wife liked the new look, and I have bald ever since. This summer, the volunteer beautician suggested putting it back. Voila!
What do you think?
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Worth a Thousand Words - Contest
A picture is worth a thousand words but how many numbers is it worth?
picture by stewf
What image comes to mind when you think of each Math-U-See level?
- Alpha
- Beta
- Gamma
- Delta
- Epsilon
- Zeta
- Pre-Algebra
- Algebra 1
- Geometry
- Algebra 2
- Pre-Calculus
Example 1: When I think Epsilon I think about a measuring tape.
Example 2: When I think of Gamma I think about rabbits.
We are soliciting your ideas for a secret project and if we use your idea we will give you a complete Math-U-See level of curriculum (your choice). Post your suggestions and awesome ideas in the comments section and you could win a complete level (Instruction kit and Student kit $55.00-90.00 value!)
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A fun way to learn the block colors
A happy mom sent in this picture of what happened after they received their order.
“We played with them for ages and by the end Marcus was saying things like, ‘I need a 2 it’s orange’ and ‘use a unit, the green one’”
Sounds like a fun way to learn the block colors and their corresponding numbers.
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