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Math-U-See vs The Good and the Beautiful

Math-U-See

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The Good and the Beautiful

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Price from$5.83/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
macOSYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published121
Spec score · Homeschool Curriculum8.8 (#1)7.7 (#17)
HeadquartersLititz, Pennsylvania, United StatesLehi, Utah, United States
Security and privacyThe maker states HTTPS encryption in transit, access controls, breach-notification procedures, COPPA and GDPR compliance claims, and that user data is not sold or rented.The privacy policy says the site uses SSL-secured or encrypted communications and complies with PCI vulnerability standards.
SupportSupport includes searchable how-to articles and errata, live chat, phone and email assistance, with listed hours Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern.The company lists [email protected] and says most support emails are answered within one business day Monday through Friday.
Teaching approachLessons use a four-step cycle of preparation, presentation and exploration, practice for mastery, and progression after mastery.The company describes its curriculum as nondenominational Christian, academically thorough, nature-rich, and focused on faith, character, and wholesome literature.

Plans

Math-U-See

  • Free AccountFree
  • Free Digital Toolbox accountFree
  • Individual Essential Plan — Monthly$6.95 a month
  • Individual Expanded Plan — Monthly$19.95 a month
  • Individual Premium Plan — Monthly$29.95 a month
  • Individual Essential Plan — Annual$70 a year
  • Individual Essential Plan annual access card$70 a year
  • Individual Expanded Plan — Annual$199.95 a year
  • Individual Expanded Plan annual access card$199.95 a year
  • Primer Set$205.63, paid once

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The Good and the Beautiful

  • Musical Multiplication App Access$24.99, paid once

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In their own words

Math-U-See

Math-U-See is a math curriculum with 13 levels, from introductory math through calculus, combining manipulatives, lesson videos, textbooks, and digital resources. Students work at their own pace and focus on mastering foundational concepts before moving to new topics. Its Build, Write, Say approach has learners model problems with manipulatives, write solutions, and explain why a concept works. An individual placement questionnaire uses yes-or-no questions and example problems to help identify a suitable level. The curriculum is used in homeschools, public and private schools, independent study programs, tutoring, and learning groups. With an Essential, Expanded, or Premium subscription, users can stream instructional videos and access an online manual and lesson solutions through a browser. The Digital Toolbox provides the first three lessons of each level and virtual manipulatives for concepts from number sense through Algebra 1. A free account offers samples across program levels, and a 14-day trial is listed. The Digital Manipulatives app is designed only for tablet use; the maker advises checking compatibility before purchase.

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The Good and the Beautiful

The Good and the Beautiful offers homeschool curriculum in language arts, math, science, history, handwriting, electives, and reading, for preschool through high school. Course availability varies by subject. The company describes its approach as nondenominational Christian, with attention to academics, nature, faith, character, and wholesome literature. Lessons are designed to combine concepts while limiting busywork and teaching time. Free downloadable math and language arts courses are available for K–8, and Simply Spelling is a free online program for levels 4–8 that advances students after mastery of customized word lists. The curriculum is hybrid, with lesson plans and parent guidance. Online courses use a web browser, though some resources are not available on mobile phones. Math K–3 sets include physical manipulatives that are not offered as PDF downloads. Musical Multiplication is available for Apple and Android devices, with a seven-day free trial; unlimited access costs $24.99, paid once for up to six profiles. Good and Beautiful Typing is an online program for grades 3–6, supporting up to six children on their own devices through a family account.

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