I am wondering what math programs out there can be used with standard manipulatives (pattern blocks, unifix cubes, color tiles, etc.) I have ALL this stuff already and my son loves working with his hands, but I am wondering if there is any curriculum that will help me use it to it's potential. I know saxon does, because they sell the big manipulative kit to go with their curriculum, but I'm not so sure I want to use Saxon. A lot of other math programs I see use their own unique manipulatives (like Math-u-see and Right start) but I'd really rather use what I've got. Any suggestions?
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Math Program that uses standard manipulatives? (other than Saxon)
Mothering › Forums › Education › Learning at Home and Beyond › Math Program that uses standard manipulatives? (other than Saxon)
