This is an online webpage designed to go along with Book 2 of Principles of Mathematics. (View Book 1 instead.)

• eCourse
• Helpful Resources
• Corrections
• Grading Guide
• New! Three-Year Schedule

Found a resource helpful that’s not listed here? Have a question about the curriculum? Send us an email at info@christianperspective.net.

Video Supplement!

Have a visual/auditory learner? Need a little more interaction or explanation of the concepts? There is now  a video supplement eCourse available through Master Books Academy, where students can watch videos of Katherine teaching the lessons. Learn more.

Helpful Resources

Chapter 4 – Math Witnessing Video

Note: All the links below go to external sights; we have no control over the content, nor is a listing here an endorsement. Feel free to find other online resources instead–these are just listed here as a convenience.

Resources for Extra Worksheets

Below are some sites that offer printable worksheets if your student needs extra practice or drill on a concept.

• ChatGPT – Parents may find it helpful to ask AI to generate similar problems to the ones students struggle with. For example, if students struggled with graphing a linear equation, ask for a practice sheet of problems for graphing a linear equation. Continue to tweak your prompt until you have problems similar to the ones needed. You can also tell ChatGPT the textbook name and chapter to help it come up with similar problems.
• http://www.math-drills.com
• https://www.ixl.com/math/topics (Topics include measurement, ratios, fractions, etc. Once you select a topic, you can look for the specific part of the topic the student struggles with.)
• http://www.mathmaster.org/worksheet/
• http://www.worksheetworks.com/
• https://www.mathonthelevel.com/5-a-day-review/essentials (This is a for-fee service. The service will custom generate problems based on your choices of skills that need tested. A list of the concepts it covers can be found here.)

Percent problems:

• http://www.ixl.com/math/grade-8 (Look under “Percents.”)

Graphing problems:

• Secondary Arithmetic, pages 198-205
• Applied Mathematics, pages 168-179

Three-Year Schedule

For students needing longer with each concept, here is a three-year schedule that shows you how to complete both books in 3 years.