Christmas Sale
The Crash Course. $97.00
($37.50 for those who already have a lifetime pass.)
Christmas Sale: $37.50
Pay the same as those who already have the lifetime pass even if you buy it separately.
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Lifetime PassPort. (four modules) $399.00
Christmas Sale: $250.00!!!
Plus
Hurricane Training: used to be $100.00
(but now comes with PassPort).
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The Algebra Course: $250.00
Christmas Sale $150.00!!
Lifetime access.
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Total $746.00
Passport (4), Algebra Course (1), Hurricane Training (1)
plus
The Crash Course (1)
'23 Christmas Package Deal
One LOW Price:
LIFETIME PASS + ALGEBRA COURSE: $400.00
TOTAL SALE PRICE SEPARATELY: $437.50
Christmas Sale: $373.00
Seven passwords
OR
get
The Algebra Course Only
(by itself, 2 year access):
Christmas Sale: $75.00 !!!
https://www.paypal.me/CrewtonRamone
2024 should see some new additions at the house of math. The Lifetime Pass will include the Algebra Course for $499.00. Of course you will still be able to pay more by buying them separately. But it will be like having a year round sale...
Absolutely Amazing Addends should be out in 2024.
And like every year, there is house cleaning to do, always typos to fix, links, videos, and pdfs to add.
Coming soon: a track to run on...which will basically be a page that guides you through training, and by "training" i mean leaning how to play with blocks. Starting with the one hour introduction and going through the various training i have; it will be an expansion of the getting started page. You'll learn how to play with blocks in such a way that you "accidentally" teach them math by building stuff and counting it.
Here are a few FREE PDFs you:
Some old articles about Mortensen Math.
Scope and Sequence of the Books.
Judy Townsend on "why" Mortensen Math
Progress Charts For Mortensen Math Books
Skip Count Underlays
Practice Polynomials For Addends and Multiplication
Five Basic Concepts.
Want to see more free pages & lessons & other free stuff on this site?
Consider a dollar a month.
For $1 per month (the lowest level subscription) you get access to
The
Super Duper Super Secret Facebook Page.
You'll find hours and hours of videos with base ten blocks and information you won't may not find anywhere else not even on this website. I often post video tutoring sessions there. Other people post vids and links there. Lessons cost the people doing them minimum $50.00 and hour. You can watch 2 to 10 of them a month for a dollar...Do the math. Currently 127 people are there. About half of them are active.
You basically get a support group for a buck a month.
Here's My Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/CrewtonRamone
Note: from time to time the passwords change. Simply e-mail me for a new one or a new passport as the case may be. Annual passes are good for one year, lifetime passes are good for as long as the site remains up, (site has been up for eight years now). All single page passwords have lifetime renewal.
Note: Mortensen Product Ordering Buttons Have Been Removed Due To Shipping/Inventory Issues. i basically DO NOT sell product for them anymore. Use eBay or other sources for base ten blocks.
Want to see more free pages & lessons & other free stuff on this site?
Consider a dollar a month.
For $1 per month (the lowest level subscription) you get access to
The
Super Duper Super Secret Facebook Page.
You'll find hours and hours of videos with base ten blocks and information you won't may not find anywhere else not even on this website. I often post video tutoring sessions there. Other people post vids and links there. Lessons cost the people doing them minimum $50.00 and hour. You can watch 2 to 10 of them a month for a dollar...Do the math. Currently 127 people are there. About half of them are active.
You basically get a support group for a buck a month.
Here's My Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/CrewtonRamone
Passwords have changed as of July2023.
The superduper supersecret math page on Facebook is NOT FREE. Just sign up for a buck a month or buy books or a password.
People are shocked and amazed when they see how much they get for a password. $43.33 goes a long way at the house of math.