If I liked Abeka elementary math, what would I like for 6th/7th

[*LC]

In 15 years of homeschooling, Abeka elementary math is the only thing that I have used for everyone. However, I have realized that I don't care for 6th/7th. So, I am wanting to try something new.

 

Here is what I liked: Scripted lesson with good instructions & oral/written review with me with concepts already introduced.

 

After reading here, I looked at Math Mammoth and CLE math. I think I want more instruction that Math Mammoth gives. The samples I looked at for CLE seemed to jump to a completely different/important topic every day. I am looking for something I teach rather than on computer, because this next child likes to get off task when given computer time.

 

I am open to suggestions and hearing why I am wrong about Math Mammoth and CLE.

 

Thank you.

 

 

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Horizons is somewhat similar to Abeka, but I wouldn't say it has a lot of instruction. But, that is one of the things we like about it.  It doesn't get overly complicated or verbose.  If my dd can't understand it, then I teach it myself, and if we want, we look up a video on Khan Academy. The TM can be somewhat helpful too, but usually we prefer a video.

 

We have only used up to 6th grade and will be starting their Pre-Algebra this year, so I can't really say but it looks fine.  I waffled around looking at many other options, and I just can't leave Horizons because it's been working for her for so many years.  I do plan to supplement with Ed Zacarro's Challenge Math though.

[Guest]

We went from Abeka 5 to BJU 7 Math Fundamentals. We are about 4 weeks in and I am very happy with it. I skipped 6 because I wanted to hit pre-algebra in 7th grade and I felt that my son could handle it. If you have a child that struggles with math I would not recommend it, though. There is a ton of review and practice and additional teaching problems if you needed them.

[Junie]

What curriculum are you using for high school?