Unlock the Mystery of Math - Autographed Book Contest GIVEAWAY
With lots of entertaining pictures, this math learning aid comes to the rescue of anyone who is having trouble in math. It will make your budding math whiz smile, no longer afraid of the imaginary math monster. This book might even leave them loving math. Ideal for ages 8 to 80, both traditional and homeschooling students.
It's easy as 1-2-3 to enter and win. Giveaway winners will be contacted by email sometime shortly after the contest ends on October 31, 2009. THREE prizes will be awarded; limit of one book per winner.
Your Choice of Up to 3 WAYS To Enter The Contest Daily
***enter with one, two or all three of the entry methods once per day until the giveaway ends***
1. Visit MommyBlogExpert's product review post on the book here and in the comment section briefly tell why you want the book Unlock the Mystery to Math and who it will be for if you win a copy.
2. For a 2nd chance to win (for those of you with a Twitter Account) simply copy the message below EXACTLY and retweet (RT) by sending it out to all your followers from your Twitter home page.
RT Got MATH ANXIETY or know someone who does? WIN Unlock Mystery to Math book http://tinyurl.com/yelqnsv #contest #giveaway #math
3. For a 3rd chance to win, all you have to do is mention the contest on your own blog being sure to include the original link about this contest which is http://mommyblogexpert.blogspot.com/2009/10/unlock-mystery-of-math-book-giveaway.html Then, email the link to your blog post about our contest within the text of an email to janis@janiselspas.com (being sure to include Unlock the Mystery to Math in subject line)
HURRY CONTEST ENDS on October 31, 2009 -- enter NOW to win an autographed copy from the publisher of Unlock the Mystery to Math, by RJ Toftness
This book sounds like the life saver for our 9th child. She's having so much trouble getting math. She says math is mean to her. I've tried one method after another, still hoping to find 'the one' that will unlock her brain. Thanks so much for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteMath "allergy" ruins lives. It cuts people off from great and ordinary achievements. I know first-hand the pain of this allergy. I want to help children I know, even adults, to find math a pleasure. I can help the children of friends with this book. I can even help adults. Hey, I wasn't "cured" until I was an adult.
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My daughter almost flunked out of 2nd grade - math is her worst subject. At 8 years old, she told me, "I suck at math". What a horrible way to think of yourself at 8 years old! My husband (much older than 8) also has difficulty with math. I told him that if he cleared up his misunderstandings in math, maybe it would help him make more money! My family really needs this book!
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I would love to read this book. I have known and respected Bob Toftness for a very long time, and he is a wonderful writer, teacher, etc. I am certain this book will unlock the mystery to math. I want to use this book so that I can then tutor others in math, and unlock these mysteries for them. ml, Jerrye Albert
ReplyDeleteIt was always a mystery how I could score well on aptitude tests--even math aptitude tests--then couldn't "connect the dots" in math classes beyond Algebra I. Two weeks into Algebra II, I thought I had walked into a graduate class in Extraterrestrial Astrophysics! The day before, I had understood it. That day, my "math IQ" dropped to 30.
ReplyDeleteI think I needed just this book.
As a homeschooling mom, I think I could find this useful with my daughter...
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And we've posted about it at Winning Readings:
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GREAT to see so many entries. Remember you can enter once daily and you should be sure to follow the contest rules exactly to be eligible to win one of the THREE books we are giving away.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter muscles her way through Algebra 1/2 and now my 4th grader is struggling with "getting it". Some of the concepts are easy for him, but then I think he's got it and a problem comes up looking different and he's lost again. I'm looking for any help!
ReplyDeleteI just recently started homeschooling my daughter and this book would be for her if I won. She has always struggled with math :(
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Thanks everyone - we have some GREAT ENTRIES, so keep entering to WIN. Please tell your friends to hurry and enter soon as this offer ENDS 10/31/09
ReplyDeleteActually that book would help my niece. Math is making such a big tragedy in her life. she can cry for a whole day for not understanding :(
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