Math Mammoth group buy at Homeschool Buyers Co-op - 50% off

An update!

This group buy has been EXTENDED till September 10, 2012!

The traditional group buy for Math Mammoth and Make It Real Learning bundle products at Homeschool Buyers Co-op is now live - for the whole month of August till September 10, 2012.

The discount is  50% - and we already have more than 300 participants!

Comments

Jen said…
Hi, I purchased the all inclusive download through the co-op and I'm wondering will I be able to get updated materials as they are released such as the completed alignment to the common core, and the 7th grade curriculum?
12:49 AM, September 05, 2012
Maria Miller said…
As of now, you will get what has been finished, which is grades 1-3. You will be able to get updates for free for grades 4-6.

But I haven't yet written the 7th grade complete curriculum, and you won't get that as a free update. However you can purchase it later at a 33% discount.

7:34 AM, September 05, 2012
online math tutor said…
Are you also selling these through Amazon?
7:22 PM, September 12, 2012
Maria Miller said…
Currently they are not available on Amazon. Maybe in the future!
10:07 AM, September 13, 2012
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