Ray's Math Series
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A Complete K-12 math curriculum, from counting to
calculus.
The Ray's math series begins at a preliterate level with counting; then takes the child through
addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and so upward until calculus, teaching concepts with
thorough explanations followed by ample problem sets. The Ray's series provides a very full-bodied course
of mathematics.
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America's
standard math text for over 50 years.
Ray's Arithmetics were endorsed by over 10,000 school boards, and over 100 million copies of
the books have been estimated to be sold. When you remember that each of these books was often re-used
by many different children, the number of students educated with the Ray's
series becomes even more impressive!
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The Ray's CD is a complete collection of the Ray's Arithmetic
textbooks.
The Ray's series includes a total of 38 books. These include the 12 core Textbooks, + Answer Key's, Teachers Editions, and more advanced books covering
subjects such as Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Click here to view a list of the
entire collection of Rays' Arithmetic provided on the CD.
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View
or print the books on any computer.
The Ray's CD is designed to be a printing curriculum. The books are provided in PDF format, and can
be viewed or printed from any type of computer. In case of torn or damaged pages, the books
are easily reprinted. This also allows for easy use over
multiple children.
- “What makes the Ray's Arithmetic a good
math curriculum, and why is it a good choice for my children?”
Ray's Arithmetics are unique math books in many ways. The most major difference, and first thing
people often notice when looking at a Ray's math book, is the abundance of word problems. Even many of the
simple problems of addition are given a story setting. There are three interesting effects of this
method:
By solving problems given in a real-life setting, children are
shown how the principles of math they are learning are used in the world. This is incredibly helpful,
especially to young children, who often struggle to bring the abstract ideas of mathematics into
terms they understand.
“Real world, applied mathematics.
By providing plentiful and intriguing word problems, Ray's Arithmetic enables children to bridge the gap
between abstract math and the real world.” -12 year homeschool veteran
Giving math problems in a worded, story format allowed Joseph Ray to
include educational information from other areas like history directly into the mathematical
problems! Consider these problems taken directly from Ray's Practical Arithmetic: 24.“General Washington
was born A.D. 1732, and lived 67 years: in what year did he die?” 25. “Alfred the Great died A.D. 901;
thence to the signing of Magna Charta was 314 years; thence to the American Revolution, 560 years: in what
year did the American Revolution begin?”
The final and perhaps the most intriguing
reason why Ray's methodology works so well is that by becoming accustomed to solving word
problems from an early age, the student learns naturally how to deconstruct a complicated
problem into its more simple parts. By learning this important skill it becomes much
easier for the child to adjust later in life to the complex problems of higher levels
of mathematics and science.
Starting from the very beginning
Starting from the very beginning
Elementary Arithmetic real world problems
Elementary Arithmetic Long Measure
Preparation for life
Preparation for life
Concrete examples
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“Is it
difficult to teach the Ray's Arithmetic?”
The Ray's Arithmetic series was originally created to be used by frontier Americans, people
that often lived in areas where available teachers were few, often far away, or even completely
unavailable. For this reason the books are designed to allow children, once they can read, to educate
themselves to a very great extent.
"The books are logically organized... concepts are built one upon
another. This makes it very easy for students to transition to different thought processes as they mature.
I have never seen another math curriculum like this." -Homeschool Mom of four
Every concept is carefully explained, and all of the subjects follow one after another in a
very logical progression, so that the child is never asked to work a type of problem which has not yet been
discussed. The Ray's Arithmetic is uniquely qualified for just such situations as today's Homeschool
movement.
The entire collection of Ray's Arithmetic is now available on CD for only $59, less than the cost of an average textbook--- and your satisfaction is guaranteed. If unhappy just return within 30 day's, and we will immediately give you a full
refund.
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