Math-U-See Bounty of Blessings Giveaways
Posted on Feb 19 2013 in Uncategorized by admin
Math-U-See will be giving away two levels of Math-U-See, two Math-U-See T-shirts, and a mystery bag to people who participate in the Bounty of Blessings Facebook Party.
Head over to Math-U-See’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/mathusee) on Tuesday, February 19, from 8:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. (EST) to learn how win the prizes.
How to Win
1. Join the Facebook party (http://www.facebook.com/mathusee) from 8:30-9 p.m. (EST) on Tuesday, February 19.
2. When prompted, enter your answer in this blog post.
3. E-mail your full name and U. S. shipping address to newsletter@mathusee.com with “Facebook Party” in the subject line.
Winners will be determined by the Math-U-See social media team and will be contacted shortly after the event is over with instructions on how to receive their prize, if applicable.
Limit of one prize per person unless stated otherwise.
Jamie McDuffie said on February 19, 2013
Thanks for aloowing us to see what you are all about
Kira hines said on February 19, 2013
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Marylou Canipe said on February 19, 2013
Love this program!
Michelle Crooker said on February 19, 2013
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Katie DeVine said on February 19, 2013
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Stephenie said on February 19, 2013
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Erin Clark said on February 19, 2013
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Amy said on February 19, 2013
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Jackie Ryan Masek said on February 19, 2013
Hi, MathUSee! We love you!!!
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
I hope this is what you’re looking for! http://www.mathusee.com/math-u-see-newsletter/
Krystal Lockhart said on February 19, 2013
I heard about the event on Facebook.
Jen Emes said on February 19, 2013
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Kristina Best said on February 19, 2013
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julie said on February 19, 2013
Love it
Sharon Croushorn said on February 19, 2013
Never used math u see!
pammy lowman said on February 19, 2013
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Darlene said on February 19, 2013
I have had my eye on this for so long!
Julie said on February 19, 2013
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Tabitha said on February 19, 2013
First year of math u see for my 2 boys. We LOVE it!
emily said on February 19, 2013
Would love to learn more about u.
Tabitha said on February 19, 2013
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Sarah Todd said on February 19, 2013
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Lydia said on February 19, 2013
Interesting, im curious about your cirriculum.
Paul Pyle said on February 19, 2013
Love Math-U-See!
Tara Baldwin said on February 19, 2013
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Heather said on February 19, 2013
Glad to be attending the FB party with Math-U-See!
Melanie Snow said on February 19, 2013
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Michelle said on February 19, 2013
11 Appearances
Tara Baldwin said on February 19, 2013
36 appearances?
Melanie Snow said on February 19, 2013
13?
Megan Getter said on February 19, 2013
steve will be at 11 events!
Kristina Best said on February 19, 2013
I would say 10
Jennifer said on February 19, 2013
I’m guessing he is making 4 appearances this year.
Erin said on February 19, 2013
11
Cheryl Baranski said on February 19, 2013
Would so love to try this with my son.
Elaine Pelizzari said on February 19, 2013
6 appearances
Tabitha said on February 19, 2013
12 appearances
Melanie Snow said on February 19, 2013
11
Gina said on February 19, 2013
Math-U-See so far for all three! We see a lot of Steve in a day in our home!
Favorite thing about Math -U-See is the $5 replacement DVD, when you
Send in the original! Having #3 in Beta now, we have used that option a
Couple of times!
AMy said on February 19, 2013
10
Julie said on February 19, 2013
12
Jennifer Smith said on February 19, 2013
50
Mel A. said on February 19, 2013
11
Donna Thomas said on February 19, 2013
I think he will make 47 appearances in 2013
Jenni Earleywine said on February 19, 2013
11!!
Jamie McDuffie said on February 19, 2013
62
Carole said on February 19, 2013
12 appearances
Olivia said on February 19, 2013
12 appearances
Michelle Crooker said on February 19, 2013
I think Steve will be at 11 events this summer.
Nicole Brungard said on February 19, 2013
62
janna wiersma said on February 19, 2013
11
Angel Lowell said on February 19, 2013
I am going to guess 25 appearances.
Heather said on February 19, 2013
15.
Barby Mouring said on February 19, 2013
I guess 112 appearances.
Suzanne said on February 19, 2013
11
Sharon Bazzell said on February 19, 2013
I guess Mr. Demme will be at 12 conferences.
Alyssa said on February 19, 2013
8 appearances
Maria said on February 19, 2013
10 appearances?
Toneka Cooper said on February 19, 2013
62 appearances
pammy lowman said on February 19, 2013
12 appearances?
Gabreial W. said on February 19, 2013
11! He’ll be speaking at ll!
Stephanie Beninghove said on February 19, 2013
I am going to guess 4 appearances.
Amy Collins said on February 19, 2013
61
Melody Beaty said on February 19, 2013
28 appearances
Melissa Fox said on February 19, 2013
11
Jamie said on February 19, 2013
18?
Yajaira Rivera said on February 19, 2013
Answer: 15
Allison said on February 19, 2013
38 appearances
Monica Fitzgerald said on February 19, 2013
25 appearances
Sunny said on February 19, 2013
Steve will be doing 4 workshops
Amy said on February 19, 2013
I’m going to guess 43
Kristine Malingowski said on February 19, 2013
15 appearances.
Tiffany said on February 19, 2013
22 appearances?
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
http://www.mathusee.com/math-u-see-newsletter/
Marylou Canipe said on February 19, 2013
11 times!!
Jacqueline Cuccias said on February 19, 2013
14
Kristine Malingowski said on February 19, 2013
15 appearances
Lee MacGregor said on February 19, 2013
33
Julie Campbell said on February 19, 2013
11 events
June Halliwill said on February 19, 2013
http://mathusee.com/math-u-see-newsletter/
Edie C said on February 19, 2013
I think Steve will do 10 appearances!
Jacqueline Cuccias said on February 19, 2013
Chea
Jenny Wallace said on February 19, 2013
I guess 23 conferences:)
Marilyn white said on February 19, 2013
14
Renea said on February 19, 2013
15 appearances
Mary Smith said on February 19, 2013
19
Jacqueline Cuccias said on February 19, 2013
Classical Conversations
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
13 appearances
Sunny said on February 19, 2013
Oops, I guess you mean in all of 2013. I will guess 24.
Cindy Seitter said on February 19, 2013
11
clarissa west said on February 19, 2013
16 appearances in 2013
Mandy Rhodes said on February 19, 2013
I’m guessing 9 appearances
Natalie said on February 19, 2013
38
Tabitha Jernigan said on February 19, 2013
11 appearances
m. perez said on February 19, 2013
Neat opportunity, thanks for the chance to learn about new cool stuff
Clara said on February 19, 2013
10 appearances in 2013
Britta McNish said on February 19, 2013
17 events?
Joanne Ruscella said on February 19, 2013
11 appearances
Julie Hodous said on February 19, 2013
11
Jenny said on February 19, 2013
15 appearances
Kelly Elder said on February 19, 2013
30 appearances?:)
Lea Barr said on February 19, 2013
We have used your products for years and so appreciate them. Thank you for making my life as a homeschooling mom easier!!
Devonne said on February 19, 2013
21 appearances
Melissa said on February 19, 2013
99 appearances
Sharon Croushorn said on February 19, 2013
32
Jacqueline McNew said on February 19, 2013
Four apperances
Amy said on February 19, 2013
I’ll guess 18
Jennifer M. said on February 19, 2013
20
Lydia H said on February 19, 2013
I am going to go with 24 appearances. 2 per calendar month!
Amy said on February 19, 2013
32 appearances
Cheryl Baranski said on February 19, 2013
27
Gina P said on February 19, 2013
32 appearances this year??
Laurie in TX said on February 19, 2013
12 appearances.
Erika S said on February 19, 2013
30
Catherine Zoltan said on February 19, 2013
62.
Sunny said on February 19, 2013
Final answer…62
Rachel said on February 19, 2013
12
m. perez said on February 19, 2013
My guess is 28
Katie said on February 19, 2013
Try it out for my K-er!
michelle j said on February 19, 2013
7
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level of Math U See to hopefully get my daughter started off on the right foot. I didn’t like math in elementary, and while the love of math came later I want her to enjoy it and understand it from the get-go!
Melanie S. said on February 19, 2013
What would I do with a new level? Use it of course!
Jamie said on February 19, 2013
I would help my son who is having trouble with word problems.
Joanne said on February 19, 2013
I would love to switch to Math U See. We have been using right start, but have heard terrific things about it!!!!
Amy said on February 19, 2013
My son would be super excited about a new level of MUS! He is so excited when the next level comes in the mail!
Erin Clark said on February 19, 2013
Keep on teaching my four awesome kids. This program is great for a math phobic Mom like me! I let Mr. Demme do the teaching, and I learn right along with them!
Mel A. said on February 19, 2013
I would jump up & down if I won a new level of Math U See…we love Math U See!!!!!!!!!!!!!
brooklyn walter said on February 19, 2013
We’d continue on with epsilon level!
Edie C said on February 19, 2013
I have a son that needs the new Beta for next year and a daughter that will need the new Epsilon for next year! It will be our 5th year to home school!
Jennifer Smith said on February 19, 2013
If I had a new level of Math-U-See it would be our first time using it so I would be excited! I’d use it for my 2 oldest boys.
Jenni Earleywine said on February 19, 2013
I would be excited to use it with one or more of my 6 children. We use Math-U-See for all of our math!
Gretta said on February 19, 2013
We would use it for our 3 kids…2 of them already love MUS and our son is about ready to get started on Alpha level books!
clarissa west said on February 19, 2013
i would use my new level with my 8-year-old son to bring him up to speed and fill in any gaps we missed so far. would love Alpha level!!
Jacqueline Cuccias said on February 19, 2013
I would learn alot myself with a new level that’s for sure! hehe
Amy said on February 19, 2013
I would try it out with my oldest daughter.
Kristina Best said on February 19, 2013
Since I haven’t started using the program I would love to start it!
Toneka Cooper said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my daughters who love Math U see and cannot get enough of it!!
Tonia said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my high school student.
Michelle Crooker said on February 19, 2013
What would I do with a new Math U See book – teach from it of course!! I have a math curriculum that I use with my oldest, but I think Math U See is working well for the younger ones. They LOVE the Math U See blocks!
Mandy Rhodes said on February 19, 2013
I would use my new Math-U-See kit for my two rising kindergartners with Down Syndrome.
Tabitha Jernigan said on February 19, 2013
use it for our son to learn Pre-Algebra. Math is now his favorite subject.
Gabreial W. said on February 19, 2013
We would love to enforce what we’ve been learning. Our children love Steve and the Math U See approach, we’d love to move on to the next level successfully with the new format!
Julie said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of Math-U-See, I would provide my soon-to-be 6th grader with the best Math curriculum out there!
Angel Lowell said on February 19, 2013
I would be able to finish my son on his Alpha and then go to Beta. It would also give me a chance to see what is up coming for him and give me a chance to prepare myself for what is next.
Shelby Cefoldo said on February 19, 2013
I would keep on broadening my children’s math skills without tears!! Yay for Math U See!!
Steve behel said on February 19, 2013
16
mary soliday said on February 19, 2013
Like to try with my up and coming 3rd grader
michelle j said on February 19, 2013
I would use the new level for my 4 children!
pammy lowman said on February 19, 2013
If we recieved a new level of Math U See, that would be fabulous. I would feel like i could actually teach my daughter properly. we havent been able to afford much so just getting free worksheets and making sure she knows basics.
Amy said on February 19, 2013
What I would do with a new level of Math-U-See. It is amazing how quickly my kids have gotten on the MuS program. My oldest daughter alone has gone through 5 levels in 2 years (we played catch up after switching in 5th grade). It has been quite an investment in a short period of time, and a new level would make moving forward a little smoother!
Tiana said on February 19, 2013
My 3rd grader is almost ready for Gamma. I’m waiting for the materials to come out, and I would love the chance to win this! Thanks!
Jen said on February 19, 2013
If I won a MUS level, I would use it with one of my kids!! We have used MUS for 9 years now!
Megan Getter said on February 19, 2013
I would love to have a new level of MathUSee…it would provide my boys with even more math enrichment and open their eyes to a new way of learning!
Junieth HAlliwill said on February 19, 2013
10 appearances
Allison said on February 19, 2013
I would try it as a new method for my struggling older child and start the younger ones out right.
Tara Baldwin said on February 19, 2013
I would use it to move my son up into high school! We are stuck because we cant afford the Algebra set.
Suzanne said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level to continue to teach my kids with a math program that works and they now get math
kia stokes said on February 19, 2013
I would take the new math u see and teach my 6 year all new exciting things about MATH
Sarah T said on February 19, 2013
I would love to continue on learning with my little guy in Alpha. We started Primer on Saturday the 16th and already he has made it to lesson 7. I think we will be slowing down once we hit lesson 9 but I have been completely blown away at his enthusiasm and his success so far.
Cheryl Baranski said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my son.
Always looking for something to make learning easier.
Laurie in TX said on February 19, 2013
We would definitely use a new level of MUS. Both my kids love MUS and this anti-math mom (just being honest)has learned quite a bit myself with the program.
Tiffany said on February 19, 2013
I would love to try Math-U-See. We’ve tried 3 different math curriculum for our 9 year old (two just this year) and all three have fell short of satisfying. We need something that will keep her interest. Something that isn’t too easy or too difficult. I’m not sure which level she’d be on as we are not familiar with this curriculum…yet.
Sherry said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my oldest for next year.
Kelly Lucia said on February 19, 2013
It looks like a great way to get my kindergartner to make the leap to figuring place value.
Natalie said on February 19, 2013
We are new to homeschooling and I have heard GREAT things about MUS! I can’t wait to get it for my kindergartner and 4th grader! My 4th grader struggles so we are eager to try something that will help her.
Janna WIersma said on February 19, 2013
We have four children to homeschool. Our littlest has been waiting so patiently to get to use his first “real” math book! We will begin Primer with him next fall. My oldest three have excelled with Math-U-See. We love the videos, and look forward to continuing to use the program. (I’ve heard great things about the financial course from friends with older kids!)
brooke cenal said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level with my 5 children. I have told everyone I know about MUS. Teaching my children is easy and fun. So glad someone told me about it.
Amy said on February 19, 2013
My oldest is in Algebra 1, so we would check out something that comes after that.
Donna Thomas said on February 19, 2013
We would move up from Algebra 1! I think we would like to try Stewardship or Geometry next.
Patti said on February 19, 2013
I would be sure that my son, who is rather math challenged, finally gets it.
jillian said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my struggling 8 & 9 year olds, I think this might help them.
Laurie said on February 19, 2013
If I had another level of Math U See, our 2e gifted son would be soaring on & upward with his love of math.
Maria said on February 19, 2013
I would use the program with my children. My oldest is almost 4 and I would love to win this program to teach him when he is old enough.
melissa e said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of math U see my son would move to the next level of math. he loves math u see and he would be thrilled to get a new math book!
Marilyn white said on February 19, 2013
Start my 7 year old on gamma – we just finished beta today or begin my soon to be for year old on primer since he wants to be just like his older brother and sister!
Melissa Fox said on February 19, 2013
I would get started right away with a new level of MUS as we only have one unit left in the Alpha book! Can’t wait!
pammy lowman said on February 19, 2013
have to retype b/c of WP error. what THAT?
I said it would be fab b/c could actually teach my daughter a proper math curriculum as of right now i’m just pulling sheets and free random stuff b/c we cant afford an official math curriculum. Just trying to make sure daughter knows the basics.
Mary Smith said on February 19, 2013
I would change my son from his current program of study in Algebra to MUS Algebra. My college age daughters are currently having to explain every lesson to him.
Christina Medei said on February 19, 2013
Our oldest is ready to start Alpha so she would be the one getting good use out of the new level!! Her little sister just started Primer! They beg to watch Teacher D!
Jennifer M. said on February 19, 2013
Son loves Math-u-see. I would be able to teach him Beta.
Carole said on February 19, 2013
I just switched my 9th grader over to MUS as the program I was using just wasn’t working. He is 3 levels behind and my next purchase will be Pre-Algebra. I am hoping to have him caught up to where he should be next year!!
Melody Beaty said on February 19, 2013
23
Shelby Cefoldo said on February 19, 2013
Broaden my kids love for math without tears!!
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
I would be able to move my son on to the next level!! He’s been ready but we haven’t had the $$$ it would be a great blessing!!!! Thanks!!!
Lesley C. said on February 19, 2013
We are working out way through Math U See right now. It is our first year homeschooling. We have four children and are loving this program. We would love to get the next set and keep on going! Thanks for the give away!
Carla said on February 19, 2013
My daughter is finishing her high school career & a new level will complete the journey. We’ve been MUS users since she was in Intermediate!
Sarah Penn said on February 19, 2013
I would be so thankful to win the next level of MUS for my son, as my husband is unemployeed again… and he is almost done with his current book.
Ginger Fagan said on February 19, 2013
I would use the level to get my two oldest off to a strong start in math. I have been scared of the program, but winning it would help get me past the fear of trying something new.
Jacqueline McNew said on February 19, 2013
I have never used this curriculum and am looking for something for my son with ADHD….I figured your name said it all! Plus I will jump up and down for 30 minutes!!!!
Tonya Mills said on February 19, 2013
My son will be in 2nd grade next year, so we would love to win Betta!
Raquel Berg said on February 19, 2013
16 appearances
Dianne Greene said on February 19, 2013
I am loving Math-U-See with my daughter! My daughter always ask for more math after we complete a lesson. She is doing awesome with it! I would love to have a couple more years of lessons.
Dianne Greene said on February 20, 2013
14 appearances
Rachel said on February 19, 2013
I would be prepared to move up to the next level when my kids are ready!
Linda Gallagher said on February 19, 2013
My daughter would be so excited to have a second book to finish. She is zooming through Gamma.:)
Kristine Malingowski said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my 5th grader. He is advancing rapidly and will soon be in pre-algebra. I do not feel confident teaching this level & I don’t want him to lose his love of math. I think MUS would be a perfect fit for both of us.
Lenora said on February 19, 2013
As my husband has been out of work for a while now, we have come to a stand still in math because my daughter finished Beta and we need to move her to Gama. She LOVES Math U See, and I have been trying really hard to find a way to figure out how to afford the next one. Good news is that my husband FINALLY has a job! YAY! He starts training tomorrow!
June HAlliwill said on February 19, 2013
Steve will make 10 apearances
Janelle Marshall said on February 19, 2013
I would love this program within our home.
kia stokes said on February 19, 2013
I would teach my 6 year old new and exciting things about math and pray she learns to love math
jillian said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for my struggling 8 & 9 years olds.
Barbara said on February 19, 2013
Teach my kids!!
Tabitha said on February 19, 2013
I would go ahead & start my son on his next level because he is FLYING through Alpha and he’s almost done! He loves it & the blocks!
Kimberly Henderson said on February 19, 2013
I just started homeschooling my 6th grader this year and Math-U-See has been SUCH a blessing! Even though she went to a ‘great’ school and always did well in math, she really struggled with actual computation. I started using this program this year with Alpha, she is now almost done with Gamma and I hope to get her through Delta as well. Winning this would set us up to continue moving along and get her to a more appropriate level for her age!
mary soliday said on February 19, 2013
Would to use for my 3rd grader!
Nicole Wilcox said on February 19, 2013
If I had a new level of MUS, I would choose Alpha for my just turned 5 year old. He finished his pre-K math book in half a year so I moved him to MUS. He LOVES his primer book. We just started it in December and he is already more than halfway through it. He begs me for math lessons!
ame said on February 19, 2013
32 appearances
Ginger Fagan said on February 19, 2013
25
Carol J. Alexander said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of Math U See I would try the product for the first time.
Wendy Chavis said on February 19, 2013
Steve will appear 17 times in 2013!
Sharon A said on February 19, 2013
Move on to the next level earlier. Money is tight and we have to budget. Now that you are making changes, I don’t know if I need to order all the books for my daughter or not.
Catherine Zoltan said on February 19, 2013
Then one needed to look to see “yes or no” in attendance at the events. At least I can correct myself!
lorraine schlesselman said on February 19, 2013
what would i do with math-u-see prize i would use it to teach my kids
Sunny said on February 19, 2013
I would love to try Math-U-See with my dd to see if this works well for her right brain learning style. She is such a visual, whole-to-part learner. I think this may work well for her
Melody Beaty said on February 19, 2013
I have a five year old finishing up the Primer and three kiddos behind her, so a free Alpha would be great!
melissa e said on February 19, 2013
If we won a new level of math u see my son would be able to move to the next level and that would make him so happy! he loves math, mainly because of math u see!
Angelae said on February 19, 2013
What would I do? We would party all through that Algebra book, that’s what we’d do!
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
I would be so excited! I will need to buy 5 new levels at our homeschool conference. We love MUS!
Donna Thomas said on February 19, 2013
We would move up from Algebra 1. I think we are going to try Stewardship or Geometry next. We started 9 years ago, have never done another math program.
Wendy Chavis said on February 19, 2013
With a new level, I will try our soon to be Kindergartner to see how well it works for him!
Sonja said on February 19, 2013
I would love to use math u see to help my boys improve their math. They are at grade 2 & 3 for every other subject, but my older has regressed and lost some confidence in math. The younger has been taught in quite a confusing way how to subtract, and can’t seem to understand why he gets so many wrong on any worksheet. I regret having to take time off to work recently, as they did not get the love and attention they needed for their academics, particularly math. I think math u see would help them to visualize and internalize the facts, and regain the confidence they need to succeed in school and in life. THANKS!
Tammie Howell said on February 19, 2013
Seventeen. I’m leaning toward this curriculum for next year.
joyce said on February 19, 2013
Our first year homeschooling and we luckily came across the Math-U-See program at a convention. We love this program! I especially appreciate the DVD!
Kristin Brantley said on February 19, 2013
210
michelle slimak said on February 19, 2013
Steve will make 11 appearances this year. With the next level my son would progress to Delta, after starting Beta in Sept 2012 and Gamma in January 2013.
Tonya Nuttall said on February 19, 2013
Steve Demme will be attending 62 events in 2013
facebook party
Renea said on February 19, 2013
I have never used this program but have heard great things! I have a special needs son and he hasn’t been successful with anything in the past. I am at my wits end. He really needs a manipulative based program so he can actually see the math. He just can’t do it mentally. this would be a blessing.
Alyssa said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level of Math U see to help my daughter who really seems to struggle in math. She needs more hands on. Learning.
Linda Rabinowitz said on February 19, 2013
Two levels of MUS would help us so much, my daughter just finished Delta and my son is finishing up Beta, and my budget (single mom) is just so beyond tight right now with my van having broken down recently. We love MUS, I blog, FB and twitter about it all the time.
susan march said on February 19, 2013
My guess is 32
Audrey Isak said on February 19, 2013
I am considering trying this curriculum on my 2nd grader next year. He could really needs a hands on visual approach to math!
Beth said on February 19, 2013
I would use it to finish my youngest son’s high school years.
Karen said on February 19, 2013
26 appearances!
Laura Baxter said on February 19, 2013
I used MUS with my older kids many years ago. Due to recent circumstances I’ve had to put the youngest two in school, but my youngest daughter now has several “gaps” that I would love to be able to go back to basics with her and give my two youngest the same foundation my older ones got.
Jamie said on February 19, 2013
Delta is being shipped to me in the next few days from you guys for my oldest, & so I definitely could use Epsilon, because all three of my kids are cruising through each of the levels! Youngest is learning so well in Primer. And Middle one is flying through Beta!
Lori Butterfield said on February 19, 2013
I have 4 kiddos, and I need 4 different levels of MUS. Winning one level would allow us to reach the financial requirements for all four of them to get started ASAP! We are excited to begin our MUS journey!!
Maria Wise said on February 19, 2013
I am a single, unemployed mom homeschooling my daughter with Autism. We would love this because she is a very visual learner.
Lydia H said on February 19, 2013
We could use it reinforce our math lessons by moving on to the next level..
Christina Medei said on February 19, 2013
If we won the next level, our eldest would be thrilled to start the next level! She’s ready for Alpha! MUS is our favorite subject!
Emily Basalik said on February 19, 2013
We love Math U See… so if there was a new level, we would just continue doing and loving math! We are just finishing Alpha with my oldest and can’t wait to move on.
susan march said on February 19, 2013
With a new level, I would get my kids delta as they are very quickly moving through gamma! Loving it!
Michelle said on February 19, 2013
I would love to have it to move my daughter up to the next level in math!
This year I’ve been able to move my one daughter up an entire level thanks to Math-U-See and allow my other daughter to become proficient and am ready to move her up as well. My junior was struggling in Algebra 2 in his streaming school, so I decided to purchase that from Math-U-See as well and it has made a wonderful difference! Thank you!!
susan kroeker said on February 19, 2013
I would finally get my twins through algebra.
Sharon said on February 19, 2013
Visual would probably help my 3rd grader. She has really struggled this year.
Beth said on February 19, 2013
7 appearances!
June HAlliwill said on February 19, 2013
It will helps to view math differently and making it fun and exciting at the sametime they can receive the knowledge and apply it.
thank you
Amy said on February 19, 2013
I would put it away for when my kids are at that level or give it to a homeschool family who can’t afford to buy it for themselves.
Cindy Seitter said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level of MUS to help remediate my 17 year old sons math skills. He was diagnosed with dyscalculia and MUS has been recommended to help.
Trenna Kelley said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of MUS I would be able to have a little extra money for some other fun school supplies by saving on math. Love MUS. thank you.
Marion Cappadona said on February 19, 2013
With a new level, I would use it for summer math to kick start next year.
Hollie said on February 19, 2013
With the new materials I’d probably refresh my math skills (public HS and state college grad here).
Then teach the kiddos.
Rachael said on February 19, 2013
We have decided to homeschool our 4yr old son next year for kindergarten and would love to provide him with the best educational materials and programs. I’ve heard great things about Math U See
Sharon A said on February 19, 2013
MUS has given me my sanity back. Only problem I have now is my kinesthetic learner likes to build with his blocks, oh and have battles, because they are soldiers you know.
Tammie Howell said on February 19, 2013
#3. We’ve used 2 other math curriculum sets for 16 years. I’m tired of it and my two graduates do not love math. I’m thinking that it is time for us all to try something new and you have such a good reputation.
Siobhan Brown said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of Math U See I would be able to start my son on his next journey in math. We have been using for a couple years now and it’s been a huge blessing for us!
Amy Matthys said on February 19, 2013
I always recommend MUS to homeschooling moms looking for math that will work for their kids. We have been using MUS for 4 years now (3 kids) and are well pleased with the curriculum and the company. MUS comes highly recommended by myself AND my children.
Tonya Nuttall said on February 19, 2013
I would use Math u see to help my struggling learners FINALLY understand math. I took my 10 yr. old out of public school this year, along with his little brothers, and he can’t do even simple math, My friend gave me a few of her old Math-u-see books, primer, alpha and beta, and after going through primer with my 10 yr old he is finally understanding math better and is moving right along in alpha. I am very impressed with math-u-see so far, so I want to continue!
susan march said on February 19, 2013
Thanks for all the giveaways! I bought MUS when my oldest was just starting out with Primer. All she wanted to do was build houses with rhe blocks do we changed to something else. Now, a few years later, we have returned to MUS – where she likes watching “the funny guy in the video”!
Kelly Schmidt said on February 19, 2013
#2 question: 11 events
Hillary said on February 19, 2013
I would love to win a Math-U-See prize! I have been discussing with other homeschool moms in our co-op about changing math curriculum next year, and EVERY one of them has recommended Math-U-See. One mom brought her books to show me!! I am excited about using it next year, and that is exactly what I would do with it if I win!
Amy Matthys said on February 19, 2013
I think Steve will makes 28 appearances this year!
Hillary said on February 19, 2013
I think Steve will make 40 appearance this year…and I will see him for the first time in Beaufort, SC in June!!!!
Kelly Schmidt said on February 19, 2013
#3 I would love to try Math U See… I homeschool my 3 children and am trying to find a better math curriculum for them. This would be a great way for us to get started with Math U See!
Cyndi N said on February 19, 2013
My daughter is struggling with all subjects from learning delays (she has Epilepsy), but math is the worst! I would love to see her succeed with math, not fear it.
Thanks for the great giveaway!
Sara said on February 19, 2013
I would use it for our oldest (of 4) kiddo. He’s in 3rd grade and has completed Gamma, Delta and the first 3 lessons in Epsilon. His love for math is killing our budget!
We love Math U See!
June HAlliwill said on February 19, 2013
Exciting to get to participate in this giveaways! woot woot!
Tracy Avery said on February 19, 2013
36
Julie said on February 19, 2013
With a new level of Math-U-See I would be able to teach my younger daughter. My oldest uses your curriculum, but I don’t have the early years. Thanks for the giveaway!
Shannon Roach said on February 19, 2013
42. He should be everywhere!
Julie Campbell said on February 19, 2013
I am just going to be starting Math-u-See with my 5 and 6 year olds. I have been using Miquon, but have realized I need an assistant to help me out in breaking it down in a way my littles can understand. I love math and teaching math, but some insight from an experienced educator will be greatly accepted. I would LOVE to have the opportunity to receive one of the updated levels. (beta) Thank you for this chance.
Julie said on February 19, 2013
I would see if using this type of math program would help me hands-on 1st grader to learn math easier.
Kelli A. said on February 19, 2013
I’m guessing about 25.
Shelley Whisenant said on February 19, 2013
I won’t have to purchase 1 level at the HEAV convention which would give mesome play money for something else.
Leah wall said on February 19, 2013
I think he’ll make 30 appearances this year
Leah wall said on February 19, 2013
If I got a new level – I’d get primer so I’d have it ready to start my youngest next year!
Cristina said on February 19, 2013
Would you believe I do not have Facebook? So, I can’t see what the question is
Anyhow… based on some answers, I believe the question is about what level I’d use… well, since right now we are using Delta I would like to get the Epsilon, or Primer for my youngest
Thanks!
Beccy said on February 19, 2013
My dd is finished with Gamma and now she needs Delta, math u see is the only math she’ll do!
Aimee Franco said on February 19, 2013
I’m guessing 65? My son LOVES MUS. We are just ending Epsilon and starting Zeta soon. He used to hate math and cry every time I get it out. Now he can’t wait to learn something new.
Thank you very much for teaching my son to learn to love math.
Tracie W said on February 19, 2013
I would use a new level of Math-U-See to build, encourage and inspire my daughter (and eventually my son) to new levels of enjoyment of math. It looks like so much fun!
Deidre R Phillips said on February 19, 2013
how about 17
Cherie B said on February 19, 2013
I missed it
I am on the west coast. I absolutely love Math-U-See!
Laura Adams said on February 19, 2013
I LOVE Math-U-See and would love to be able to use it with all of our kids this fall!
HillaryM said on February 19, 2013
I have been researching lately on your site and really like the approach. We have not used Math U See before, but I think it would be perfect for 2 of my daughters specifically. They both placed in level Gamma – I’d love to win it!
Lisa T said on February 19, 2013
We are getting ready for Zeta!
Cherie B said on February 20, 2013
Oh, I would have guessed 24, if I had seen the post in time.
Susannah said on February 20, 2013
I have six children in Math-U-See, so we can always use the next level for one of them! One of my children is taking Geometry/Pre-Algebra at the same time.
Ruthanna Marshall said on February 20, 2013
sWish I had seen the post about the Giveaway yesterday! Do want to say that we love MUS! We homeschool four dear little ones and I plan to use MUS each year! Looking forward to seeing the updates!