Homeschool Blog Awards prizes



Due to a very unfortunate illness, the Homeschool Blog Awards website may not be able to post the prizes that the winners will get.

Since I am one of those that have promised prizes, I will just go ahead and post what I'll give here on my blog, to help out a little.

1) For the winners in categories
Best Thrifty Homeschooler,
Best SUPER-HOMESCHOOLER,
Best Unschooling or Eclectic Homeschooling Blog,
Best Crafts, Plans & Projects Blog

- Math Mammoth All Inclusive CD (value $80)

2) For the winners in all the rest of the categories

- Math Mammoth Blue Series package as a download (value $40)



To learn more, please follow these links:

Math Mammoth books
Math Mammoth packages and CD products

And... you can also request a FREE sample package that contains over 100 worksheets from the Math Mammoth Golden Series collections and over 170 other sample pages from the Blue Series books.



Go vote!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi,

I just released a freeware (with source) graphical calculator for windows.
You can access it here: http://www.rikarends.com/riks-calculator
It is a really fun math toy, so you might like to link to it from your site.

Regards,

Rik Arends
9:38 AM, April 11, 2007
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