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  1. I really needed to hear this, thanks! We are in Ontario, Canada, where my DD is always one of the youngest in her "grade" (this doesn't mean much because we HS, but the kids still love talking about what grade they're in anyway, lol). I went to school in the US though and I know that 6 was always considered a 1st grader! And thanks so much everyone for the suggestions again. I only really knew Saxon/Singapore/Math Mammoth as options, so glad to know there's a lot of good curriculum out there.
  2. Thank so much for all the great responses!! I'll be researching these programs tonight..
  3. Hi all, For my son, we meandered around from K-2 without a formal math curriculum but he was math-oriented and finished drill books and did flashcards for fun.. we started Saxon 5/4 in grade 3 and he went through it nicely. My daughter is the opposite.. she's almost 7 and in grade 2 and isn't very strong in anything past simple addition up to 20 and subtraction. I'm looking for suggestions for a program or programs that assist in laying a strong foundation for the basics. Thank you so much in advance!
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