Any free help out there for algebra for mom who has forgotten and trying to relearn to help son..?

Question

Any free help out there for algebra for mom who has forgotten and trying to relearn to help son..?

Answer 1

Which curriculum is he using, and what level?  Each curriculum presents things a bit differently, and if we know what he's working on/what approach he's taking we can be of more help :)

Answer 2

This free resource - www.hippocampus.org wil be helpful.  You can look stuff up by page of your textbook (many different texts listed) or by topic.  It will present a video lesson and exercises to demonstrate the topic.

Good luck and have fun!

Answer 3

The site www.coolmath4kids.com explains concepts step-by-step in kid (or mom!) friendly language.

Answer 4

You could try posting your son`s problems in either homework help, or the mathematics sections.

Answer 5

i brought some software from a 99 cent store and it really helped me to help my children with homework

Answer 6

hello , i browsed by a site which has complete free courseware for , homeschoolers , its called ww.hippocampus.com , not only algebra , biology , physics etc are also present .various text books can also be downloaded and most of the lessons are in an online interactive way , hope this site helps you .

Answer 7

sure, what are you working on?

Answer 8

I get lots of help from the textbook website. We use a used public school textbook without the teacher's book... it was not in the trashcan where we found the math book. (smile)

http://www.glencoe.com/sites/maine/stude...

There is a tutor for many chapters as well as online excercises to go along with the book.

Answer 9

This looks like a very complete sight.  Hope it helps.  :)http://www.sosmath.com/algebra/algebra.h...

Answer 10

Well, you could retake it a lesson or two ahead of your son, but if you don't want to do that, I highly recommend Teaching Textbooks with the CDs.

http://www.TeachingTextbooks.com

Actually I recommend Teaching Textbooks even if you ARE going to retake it.  The explanations are very clear and easy to understand.

It's not free, but its worth the money.