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Saxon Math Intermediate 3 Comp Homeschool Kit
This Homeschool Kit includes the student text, test book and test answers, solutions manual and Power Up workbook. The Power Up Workbook is consumable and offers practice with math facts, mental math and problem solving. Please note that there is no answer key or solutions manual included for the Power Up Workbook.
The activity pages referenced in this product are no longer available on Saxon's website, but you can download them by clicking the "Activity 1" link above.
Intermediate 3 can be used in lieu of the traditional Saxon Math 3 and covers the same topics - addition/subtraction facts, fractions, probability, estimating/calculating area, multiplication and division facts, dividing two-digit numbers, multiplying three numbers, arrays, congruent shapes, capacity, polygons, classifying angles, adding/subtracting multi-digit numbers, estimating lengths and distances, etc. There are 110 lessons and 11 "Investigations" which explore math concepts in-depth. Manipulatives are mentioned (but optional), and assessments are written only as opposed to both oral and written in the traditional Saxon Math 3.
Product Format: | Softcover Book Set |
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Grade: | 3 |
Brand: | Saxon Publishers |
ISBN: | 9780547625867 |
Length in Inches: | 11.0625 |
Width in Inches: | 9 |
Height in Inches: | 1.8125 |
Weight in Pounds: | 4.8 |
This is a spiral approach . This curriculum also uses manipulatives and is great for kids with multisensory learning. My son is ADHD/ODD and is doing so much better with this curriculum. We did purchase the separate workbook ( which has the same problems is the text book) so that he would not have to copy the problems down on a separate piece of paper.
Saxon Math 3 Home Study Kit includes flashcards. I'm not sure about Saxon Math Intermediate 3.
No, this edition teaches the student directly in the text. Each lesson begins with a “Power Up”, kind of like a warm up, and then jumps into the “New Concept”, the new teaching for the day. Each new concept includes several examples worked out for the student to see exactly how it works. And then it’s followed up with 4-8 practices of the new concept. All of it (the “New Concept” being taught and fleshed out) is worded very well for the age/grade being taught so my daughter would generally do and understand the complete lesson on her own. After each lesson, I would ask her to tell me what the new concept was to gauge how well she understood it. Half the time, I will come alongside her at the beginning of the lesson and just read through the new concept with her and have her do the practices with me as well, letting her finish up the remainder of the lesson on her own. It’s been no problem not having a teachers manual for it. It’s all in the book! Which means the student is able to go back on their own as well and review a concept they haven’t understood very well. It’s worked very well for us!
Yes, there are Saxon Teacher CD-ROMs for the Math Intermediate 4 and 5 but not for Grade 3.
Saxon Math 3 in completely scripted for every Lesson, includes prompting hands on activities and when to use flash cards, graphing, daily calendar. I Saxon Math Intermediate 3 follows the Saxon 5/4 and up model and does not include scripting.
My daughter completed this course and only wanted manipulative when it came to division-and we used dried beans. Hope that helps!
Yes. The content is about the same, but the format is more similar to the 5/4 and then 6/5 saxon math books. I would use the intermediate 3 book for a student who will be continuing on the saxon math series and who can begin to work through concepts and notebook paper practice. You should be able to jump right in to saxon 5/4 after completing either saxon 3 ir saxon intermediate 3.
It is in line with Common Core standards - but is taught in a way that actually makes sense (compared to what schools in NY state teach anyway). You can find details on the hmhco dot com website (I can't include links in an answer). Then come back here, because Rainbow has the BEST prices and really great shipping!
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The set that we carry has its own isbn and a publication date of 2011. However, each of the components - text, solutions manual, Power Up book, and test - have a 2007 publication date.
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We have done Saxon Math (homeschool version with the script) and my kids learned really well from it, but I need to move away from the heavily scripted version towards a version my daughter can do on her own.