2016 price: $350.00
You save almost enough to by a combo kit combo. But for sure enough to get a set of blocks. People often buy blocks but have no idea how to best use them. Indeed, entire companies have been set up that fail to give you the training and info you need to best use your base ten blocks.
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YOU can have results like that too; change your children's math life forever and avoid MANY problems that are coming in the very near future if you keep doing math the "traditional" way by getting started NOW. The longer you wait the worse it gets...some of you may already be here now and you will find it is much easier to avoid problems than to fix them.
The GETTING STARTED PAGE is a 5 dollar value all by itself. Many people have found it useful to go to that page and use it as a starting point. Make sure to check out the FREE PDF's on that page too. You will find lots of FREE vids chock full of valuable useful information on many of the page links you find here.
"If you get all of this for free I can't image what you get for money." ~Amazed Math Mom.
Passwords
https://www.paypal.me/CrewtonRamone
Four Passwords.
Lifetime Passwords are just that...you get a pass for a lifetime. Pay once and you are good, forever. Come back as often as you like. Watch vids, download PDFs. You get all my passwords to get through all my pay walls all for one low price...currently that takes 4 passwords. When you purchase the LIFETIME you get it all.
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Sitewide.
Sitewide: this is the password that gets you the most bang for the buck. It's the password that gets you into the most pages. It gets you into all of these pages (and more):
Advanced Algebra: This page show how to do negative expressions and integers as well as graphing polynomials, some story problems and more. Shows little kids doing "advanced" math. The point is not that they are geniuses the point is if they can do it you can do it and learn how o show your kids too. There is NO PLACE else you will find 5 and 6 year olds factoring problems like x² - x - 6 or 8 year olds factoring third and fourth power polynomials and HAVING FUN DOING IT. They ask for it. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/homeschool-math-advanced-algebra-entry-page.html
Percentages:This page is great because it makes percentages so easy. Problems like 12 is what percent of 40? Or 49 is 70% of what number? Are super easy once you can see what you are doing. This page is priceless because the knowledge you find on it is contained nowhere else on the internet that I've seen. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Percentages-With-Base-Ten-Blocks-Entry.html
Problem Solving. This page makes problem solving child's play; also introduces systems of equations using "Ten Apples Up On Top". Problems like 3x - 2 = 2x + 5 are explained in detail.
http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/PPPS-Entry.html
Sample Lessons: This page alone is worth the whole price. Not just theory but theory in practice you get to see me "do it," unrehearsed on the fly with real live students of all ages and abilities. As one little girl recently said, "it's WAY more fun when you are doing it, than just watching videos." This is why we say math is NOT a spectator sport. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Sample-Lessons-Entry.html
Sample Lessons with Sarah: Speaking of theory in practice, here is a page of vids with me working with an autistic girl. You see some of the actual lessons that got her to pass her GED and ACT Compass test. We should be very thankful to Sarah and her mom for giving me permission to use these. "Maybe another autistic person like me will see it and they will know math is easy too because they saw me. Yeah?" I have been told this is an invaluable resource because it shows how to break concepts down so simply that her autism isn't a barrier and at times can actually be an advantage. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Sarahs-Entry-Page.html
DBoyz playing with math. Example isn't a way to teach. It's THE ONLY way to teach. At Crewton Ramone's House of Math I don't show you how theory...I show you how. You too can tailor lessons for you kids that make learning math fun easy and personalized for your child. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Dboyz-Entry-Page.html
Raymond's Page. More sample lessons with another student. This a bright young student. By now it should start to ecome clear the concepts are the same and so are some of the lessons...the more you see theory in practice the easier it will be to practice the theory with you own students and get stellar results. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Raymonds-Entry-Page.html
Emma's Page: This child was labeled, they wanted to introduce drugs. As Far as I could tell she was a normal child who was just bored to tears in school. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Emma.html
Functions & Relationships This is a pdf of one of the old out of print Series A manuals. Clears up a lot of issues students have with pre-calculus concepts and shows you how to do some basic water tank and constant rate problems with a half hour video. Again, nobody is showing you how to do this kind of math with the ten and under crowd. NOBODY. http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/Series-A-Manual-Functions-And-Relationships.html
SCREECASTS: Here are two pages many people overlook. One has over 70 FREE screencasts and the Password Protected Screencast Page on has another 23 vids which equates to more than 4 hours more training via screencast. All are short video lessons, usually less than 10 minutes long, (none of them more than 15 minutes long) so you can do it in bite size pieces. http://screencast-o-matic.com/channels/cXV10bV2S
TEST PAGE: Here is a test page to see if you have the right password:
http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/password-test.html
This Trig page ALONE is worth the entire cost of a lifetime password...I have heard that many times now. Getting people to comment and write testimonials is like pulling teeth. The fact that I have so many in and of itself should be a clue to some of you. Please go back and leave comments good bad or indifferent on these pages so people can see it's not just me.
http://www.crewtonramoneshouseofmath.com/trigonometry-with-base-ten-blocks-entry.html
I have another Trig page, "How to teach trig to eight year olds" that has gotten quite a few hits that you can buy by itself if you want, but it is included when you buy a Lifetime Pass. See below.
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Parent Teacher Training.
You can also purchase ANNUAL passes for JUST the Sitewide or JUST the Parent Teacher Training, or both. ANNUAL passes are good for one year only. I have found that quite a few people convert from annual to lifetime...and NO, you don't get credit toward the Lifetime if you already bought an annual.
Bonus Pages:
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HOW TO TEACH TRIG TO AN EIGHT YEAR OLD
As an added Bonus to those who get lifetime passes I have so far made TWO BONUS pages. The EZ PZ overview that comes with what looks like a complicated flow chart, but actually it's EZPZ lemon squeezee, hence the name and the Trig to Eight Year Olds Page which helps make trig child's play...because math is child's play. Even trig.
The Trig To Eight year old page breaks down basic trig functions like SIN, COS and TAN and make them concrete and understandable. Finding angles and sides is easy when you can get you hands on it and understand what the words mean and what the questions are asking. Actual lessons show you how to show your kids (or yourself) how easy trig can be.
Training
Training will be monthly (there may be some special sessions in between the monthly sessions). Cost is 100 bucks a session which works out around 20 to 25 bucks an hour. Training woks like this. Simple. I usually charge 50 bucks an hour, and people think it's worth it. For an idea of what happens during training click HERE, During the sale you can purchase tutoring or training with the button below.
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You are getting HALF OFF for the training.
And if you buy more you get one or two free passes. Usually I only offer 2 free classes if you spend 400 bucks but I threw one in free starting at 250 bucks...for those of you that want tutoring this means you don't have to cough up 400 bucks at once to get a free class...after the sale it's back to 400.
Basically if you buy 8 classes the rate is 40 bucks an hour instead of 50.
If you buy 5 classes the rate is $41.67 instead of 50 because I'm throwing in one in for free at the lower price point for this sale only.
People have found the training to be very worthwhile. It's not the same as in person but vid training is definitely the next best thing to being there.
If all else fails use this link:
https://www.paypal.me/CrewtonRamone
Tutoring
It's basically the same thing but one is for PARENT TEACHER TRAINING and this one if for tutoring you could just as easily use the button above or this one:If you have used my password pages leave a comment below:
If you are on the fence about buying a password or tutoring pass I say go for it. I have learned so much from Crewton's training sessions and videos. Both are well worth the investment.
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DeleteCrewton Ramone has helped me make math fun for my child. The passwords and trainings have been absolutely crucial in helping me find a better path than the way I was taught. You'll actually be upset that this wasn't the way you were taught when you see his videos. What a revelation!
ReplyDeleteI aced all my high school maths, through geometry and trig, because I was good at memorizing an algorithm and running through the numbers. It wasn't until watching some of these videos that I understood the "sense" of many things -- the receptionist at my dentist was as astonished as I had been when I drew out how to factor polynomials with blocks!! My kids are filling in some gaps that were starting to manifest, and while yes, "learning math is fun again," I'm thoroughly enjoying the "TEACHING math is fun again" aspect. I'm home educating kids from K to middle school, and the tools I've learned on the videos have been relevant for all levels. And there is a lot I haven't even dug into yet! I thoroughly (and frequently) recommend this.
ReplyDeleteI have always hated math. No one could explain it to me in a way that made sense. I left school barely passing math and grateful I no longer had to take a math class. As I started homeschooling my kids I was passing that math hate on ot my children. I wanted something better for them. Seven months ago I found out about CRHM, took a huge leap, bought a lifetime password and hoped for the best. It has been more than I hoped it would be. I am finally understanding math. Things that seemed hard once are so simple when explained visually. My kids and I are working through the videos on CRHM and learning and enjoying math together. So glad I took that leap. It's been worth every cent!
ReplyDeleteI always liked math at school, but the way Crewton does math is eye-opening for me. I wish I had learned math this way. I'm still digging from his website, but I know that my son sees math with his own eyes, while I had to swallow rules and concepts.
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