Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math Set
$70.40
Regarding the Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math set, the publisher says: “The basic concepts of the 3rd Edition are much the same as the 2nd Edition. However, the edition provides improved Bible tone, offers more variety in artwork, and gives more drill in some weak areas.”
Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math Flashcards are available, but they are not included in this set.
Description
Product Description
The Rod & Staff Grade 1 Math set includes the following: Teacher Manual, Student Workbook Parts 1 & 2, Practice Sheets, and Speed Drills.
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shellyanglin –
LOVE this math…I was shocked at how much my child learned.
CherryBlossomMJ –
Going in, I knew our year with Memoria Press Kindergarten would be great, but I didn’t know what parts were going to help add up to that greatness. One of my biggest surprises was in the math department. The full curriculum package provided by Memoria Press for their Kindergarten Classical Core Curriculum utilizes not only the Numbers Books series from Memoria Press, but also Rod & Staff Beginning Arithmetic 1, Part 1 (and the Teacher’s Edition and Practice Sheets). I really wavered on whether or not I would use R&S math or something else, I kept hearing about so many people just substituting in something they already liked. Yet with the inspiration of the people behind the packages at Memoria Press I decided to give Rod & Staff Beginning Arithmetic 1 a try, and I haven’t looked back since!
jenhillzimmer –
My daughter has enjoyed doing her math with this math set. She has retained so much of the information learned. So glad we chose to use Rod & Staff math.
Maxwell Robbins –
This math set is well done, and for the most part we are quite pleased with it! It starts out simple and steadily builds concepts in a digestible yet challenging way. Occasionally we do find it is a tad slow to introduce a new concept, but then we just jump ahead a little bit and backfill pages to review. My one wish would be a little more opportunity to review concepts briefly but frequently. For example, the child may learn to tell time, but then should have a clock or two on each review page. Instead, you seem to review concepts in somewhat sporadic chunks. The review strategy just seems a bit haphazard.