Math Mammoth Geometry 2 giveaway

Recently I offered one of my customers a free book for finding an error in the answer key... she declined and wished someone else could have it who is in need.

So I'll give one electronic copy of Math Mammoth Geometry 2 book (PDF file) to one randomly chosen lucky winner.

To participate, you need to do two things:
1) Leave a comment in this blogpost, explaining how and where you'd use this book, AND
2) Email me so I have your email address.

If you have no use for this geometry material, please don't participate, and let someone win who can use it.

If I choose a winner who didn't email me, then I cannot contact them. In that case I will have to choose another winner.

I'll first choose a few best entries based on how/where they'd use the book, and then choose randomly among those.

This 'contest' closes and winner will be chosen whenever I notice (in checking my mail) that there are at least 10 participants. So hurry up!

Free math tutoring

David Freeling from TutorTalk.org wants to let us know that as a part of a promotion to launch his site, he's offering FREE tutoring on every Friday.

Here is some information from David:

Free tutoring will apply to specific classes, labeled as Free. Students should visit www.TutorTalk.org in advance and register, because space is limited. Free lessons cover fundamental math, reading and writing skills and are suitable for a wide range of ages, but especially middle and high school. Curriculum focuses on problem-solving, and kids are encouraged to play along from home and be prepared with a calculator, pen and paper. Students will also be able to bring in their own homework problems for small group tutoring, in classes of up to 5 students.

The site also says, "TutorTalk Classes are dynamic, interactive small-group classrooms, led by a qualified teacher, and hosting up to five students. Students work together and chat to solve onscreen problems from the comfort of their own homes, with the help and hints of the instructor."

Homeschooling by the Numbers

My dh found an interesting "infographic" about homeschooling statistics. Click the image to enlarge.