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Re: Re: Worksheet problem in Transitions

Hi and thanks for your reply. The month and year in the workbook are June 2007. I had previously checked that our lessons book is June 2008, it hadn't even occurred to me that the workbook might be an older printing.

Re: Worksheet problem in Transitions

Hi Heather,

We have investigated this and cannot come up with why your rectangles don't measure up.

The copies we have from April 2006 to Aug 2008 all measure exactly. We have not had any other complaints about the measurements. This is perplexing. I wonder if you used the exact page from the book or did you photocopy it? At least then we could assume the copier changed it.

If it is a problem, you can send back your defective book and we can replace it with a new book.

Though this seems to be an isolated case, we thank you for pointing this out to us, so we can be on the look out for this.

Please let me know if you have any more questions. You can email me directly at Carissa@alabacus.com .

Thank you for giving your child a RightStart in Math,

Carissa
RightStart™ Mathematics by Activities for Learning, Inc.

For program questions: 888.272.3291
To place an order: 888.RS.5.MATH (888.775.6284)
www.RightStartMath.com

Our Mission: To help children understand, apply, and enjoy mathematics

Re: Worksheet problem in Transitions

Hello Heather,


As far as the corrections with "children" vs "child" is concerned the corrections page will be changed and it will be left as "children", because many of the games can be played with more than one child, and we would rather that inference than limit the games to a single child. Also, I like that you like to be a critical thinker, but a single child can vote. Every person singularly votes and the majority wins. The single child is the majority, but their vote is just as relevant.

Finally, in regards to “Classroom”, that will stay too, as most homeschoolers understand what the term means, and though I don’t have separate classroom apart from my living room, I understand that she is limiting the scope to the room we are in and since she can’t know where it will be, “classroom” becomes to universal choice.

Well, it sounds like you are having fun proof-reading. We welcome input and always consider it, so keep up the good work!


Please let me know if you have any more questions. You can email me directly at Carissa@alabacus.com .

Thank you for giving your child a RightStart in Math,

Carissa
RightStart™ Mathematics by Activities for Learning, Inc.

For program questions: 888.272.3291
To place an order: 888.RS.5.MATH (888.775.6284)
www.RightStartMath.com

Our Mission: To help children understand, apply, and enjoy mathematics