The Math 6 is currently only available for Windows. Before viewing the samples (see "Sample Lessons" button below), you need to download the Flash 8 player. After you download the player, be sure to restart your computer so the program will work properly. Finally, you must have a high-speed internet connection to download the samples in a reasonable amount of time. Click here to download the latest Flash player now.

There are two buying options for first-time purchasers of the Math 6. You can buy the workbook and all the CDs for $149.90 (free s&h) OR you can buy just the CDs for $129.95 (free s&h). See more about each option below.

Option 1: Complete Set (Consumable Workbook, Non-Consumable Answer Booklet, and 4 CD-ROMs): $149.90 (free s&h). Almost all of our customers choose this option over the CDs-only option below. The main advantage of owning the consumable workbook (in addition to the CDs) is that it prevents students from having to copy down each problem on a separate sheet, which saves them time and helps them to avoid errors. Having a workbook also allows students to continue doing assignments even if their computer malfunctions or they need to work away from home. Another advantage is that the workbook contains written summaries of each lecture, so students can just skim over the summary instead of re-watching the lecture if they forget a key point. Finally, the workbook allows you, the parent, to view the entire course’s content at a glance. Many parents value the ability to see all the problems in a lesson printed on a page, so they can pick select problems for the student to work on.

Option 2: CD-ROMs only: $129.95 (free s&h). Although there are several advantages to owning the consumable workbook (see above paragraph), the CDs can be used stand-alone, but keep in mind that with this option, students will need to work out each problem on a scratch sheet, since they won’t have the consumable workbook to write in. Also, you should remind them to show all their work and write neatly so you can see where they went wrong on problems they miss.

Designed specifically for homeschoolers, the Math 6 curriculum includes a 623-page consumable workbook, a print answer booklet, and 4 CDs that contain step-by-step audiovisual solutions to every one of the thousands of homework and test problems. The program has a total of 116 lessons and 19 quizzes. It covers all the topics normally found in 6th grade school texts including fractions, decimals, percents, simple geometry (e.g. area and perimeter), units of measure, probability, bar and circle graphs, and equation-solving. The Math 6 also has a digital gradebook that grades answers as soon as they are entered and calculates percentages for each assignment.