Subjects: General

  • Whole Numbers and the Numberline

    Topics include: whole numbers, comparing numbers, place value, rounding numbers, numberline and introduction to decimals

  • Addition and Subtraction

    Topics include: addition, subtraction, estimation and problem-solving skills.

  • Arithmetic Teaching Systems – Super Pack

    Contains Modules 1-9. Includes: Whole Numbers & the Numberline, Addition & Subtraction, Multiplying Whole Numbers, Dividing Whole Numbers, Dividing Whole Numbers, Understanding Decimals, Understanding Decimals, Understanding Fractions, Lines, Shapes & Sizes, Measurement and Patterns & Graphs.

  • Introduction to the SAT and Sentence Completion

    With our winning formula for success, there’s no reason why your students need to sweat the New SAT. This proven technique increases the odds of guessing correct answers and boosts scores.

  • Critical Reading and Vocabulary

    Teach your students new tips and tricks to ace the Critical Reading sections, including the charting technique and common Greek and Latin root words, prefixes and suffixes.

  • The Writing Section

    Our proven methods help teach your students how to write a clear, organized and persuasive essay. Ace the mulitple choice questions iwth easy-to-follow strategies!

  • Introduction to Math Section

    Avoid classic SAT “traps” and tackle new sections with confidence. Master grid-in questions and get the most form your calculator. Increase scores by learning how to solve math problems quickly and accurately.

  • Algebra

    Learning everything you need to help your students on the new Algebra II sections. Use innovative techniques for solving tricky math questions, equations, functions, and direct and inverse variations.

  • Geometry

    Review geometry definitions, rules and basic properties to avoid careless mistakes. Plus, interactive quizzes and proven methods help students master the SAT.

  • Fractals: Hunting the Hidden Dimension

    What do movie special effects, the stock market, and heart attacks have in common? They are connected by a revolutionary new branch of math called fractals, which changed the way we see the world and opened up a vast new territory to scientific analysis and understanding. Meet the mathematicians who developed fractals from a mere curiosity to an approach that touches nearly every branch of understanding, including the fate of our universe.