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Chantelle, I'm not sure of any specific to folks with multisensory

impairments - but places like math.com have practice areas, games, etc.

Just do a Google search for " Practice basic math skills " - I'm sure you'll

get a ton...

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>

> I was wondering. I need help with math and I think its basic math skills

> I

> need help with. I can understand complicated stuff but I cannot subtract

> very well. Does anyone know websites or books I can use that are good

> tools

> for people with multi sensory imparements improve math skills? I dont

> really

> care what age group the material is intended for. I just want to practice

> at

> home so that I can build my adding and subtracting speed. I can do it all

> with a calculator but subtracting I make a lot of mistakes when doing it

> on

> paper. Division I can sort of do by going through the multipication tables

> and it works fairly ok for me. I just figured since im done school for

> about

> 2 months I could brush up on some math skills. :)

>

> Any suggestions or help is appreciated!

>

> Chantelle

>

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> I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

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PS - here's one about subtracting with lessons & practice:

http://www.aaastudy.com/sub.htm

>

> Chantelle, I'm not sure of any specific to folks with multisensory

> impairments - but places like math.com have practice areas, games, etc.

> Just do a Google search for " Practice basic math skills " - I'm sure you'll

> get a ton...

> Lis

>

>

>

> >

> > I was wondering. I need help with math and I think its basic math

> > skills I

> > need help with. I can understand complicated stuff but I cannot subtract

> > very well. Does anyone know websites or books I can use that are good

> > tools

> > for people with multi sensory imparements improve math skills? I dont

> > really

> > care what age group the material is intended for. I just want to

> > practice at

> > home so that I can build my adding and subtracting speed. I can do it

> > all

> > with a calculator but subtracting I make a lot of mistakes when doing it

> > on

> > paper. Division I can sort of do by going through the multipication

> > tables

> > and it works fairly ok for me. I just figured since im done school for

> > about

> > 2 months I could brush up on some math skills. :)

> >

> > Any suggestions or help is appreciated!

> >

> > Chantelle

> >

> > --

> > I have 4 eyes, 4 ears, a guide cat and a cat that speaks mouse! - me

> >

> >

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