Drive Yourself Math

Drive Yourself Math is spiral learning designed similar to Saxon math. These math sets are aligned with Ohio 7th grade math standards. There are 28 math sets so far. This would cover about 3/4 of the year's standards. The book is not yet complete and that is why the price is low.

These sets are designed to allow students progress at their own rate, hence the name Drive Yourself Math. Students who have “shut down” due to previous negative experiences with math and zero self-confidence can find renewed hope in these self-paced math sets that build skills slowly. They start out easy which allows the student to experience success which in turn sparks a desire to try. Students who have not shown any effort, find themselves wanting to try again as they get a taste of success

These short daily algebra sets were designed to build equation-solving skills gradually. On day one, the students do Automaticity Set 1. They are called Automaticity Sets because the goal is for the student to develop each skill to such a mastery level that it becomes “automatic.” We call them Autos for short. Every fifth set introduces a new skill. Therefore, day 1 - assign Auto Set 1, day 2 - assign Auto 2, day 3 - assign Auto 3, day 4 - assign Auto Set 4, day 5 give the test over Auto Se

I became frustrated with math books that present a lesson involving too much too soon, give an example or two, and then expect the student to successfully complete pages of problems. I have created short math Sets to build skills gradually and painlessly. Using this method along with these sets and tests, students will learn to solve equations beginning with the simplest and ending with the difficult ones involving distribution with variables on both sides. I am offering the first 30 sets with t

These tests go along with the Automaticity Sets 1-30.

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Use Cheezits to teach total surface area in this math lab. A Cheezit is one square inch so use them to cover a box and discover the total surface area. Use peanut butter (or icing if there are allergies) to stick the Cheezits to the individual cereal box. Afterward, EAT !