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        KARATE MATH

A Better Way to Teach!
A Better Way to Learn!
One Move at a Time!

Karate Math is an innovative, engaging, and kinesthetic method for helping upper elementary and middle school students enjoy and remember the geometric formulas commonly taught at those grade levels. It can be used in the classroom and in the home. It will enrich any math curriculum. You may view the content FREE of charge, as we are committed to integrating more movement into the classroom. If you'd like to donate to our cause, you certainly may do that  through PayPal.  We are a 501C3 non-profit; although it is  not expected, your donation is welcome and  is tax deductible in the USA.

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WHO WE ARE

EdVentures is the non-profit through which we offer our Karate Math content.  Our goal is simple: In order to maximize learning, kids need to move as they learn. Hence, Karate Math was born. Thousands have improved their math skills through it. Now, it's your turn!

Karate Math  is for all to enjoy and from which all may benefit.

And it's all FREE!

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Click on the links below to go directly to the videos, all FREE to you! One is for the teacher to learn the methodology. The other is for the class to have it taught directly by Ed.

FOR TEACHERS

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Teachers know that students do not all learn in the same manner. Karate Math uses another modality to reach more of your students as you teach geometry...

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FOR PARENTS

 

As a parent who wishes to do something at home that complements the school experience or the parent who teaches his/her child at home, you will find Karate Math to be an exciting addition to your repertoire...

 

 

HOW IT WORKS

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Karate Math is designed to be used as a self-contained package in reinforcing the instruction of geometric formulas commonly taught in grades 4-8.

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“I still use it to this day, and I learned it three years ago. It’s helped me excel in math. And it was actually fun!!!” 

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Sarah at Fort Collins High School, 2011

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