Made by a Homeschool Mom
The Saxon Math Workbooks I Made for My Own Kids
For five years I made these workbooks for my own children — printing them every September, then quietly fixing whatever had annoyed us by June. Where they needed more room to work. How the pages should be ordered. Which binding actually survived a full school year.
They finally stopped getting in the way, and enough other homeschool moms asked for a copy that I decided to make them properly. Choose three-hole-punched pages for a binder, or a coil-bound book that lays flat on the table.
Why I Made Them
Five Years of Homeschooling, Folded Into One Workbook
These aren't a product I dreamed up. They're the workbooks my own children used, revised every year until the layout stopped getting in the way of the math.
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A Space for Every Lesson
Every lesson and every test has its own prepared page, in the same order as the textbook — so nobody is hunting for where last week's work went.
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Five Years of Revisions
I reprinted these every September for my own kids. Each year's small frustrations became the next year's layout changes.
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Two Ways to Bind
Coil-bound so the book lays flat on the table, or three-hole-punched to live in a binder alongside the rest of the year's work.
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A Companion, Not a Copy
These give your student room to work through each lesson — they don't reproduce the problems. You'll use them alongside your own Saxon textbook.
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Eight Levels Covered
Math 5/4, 6/5, 7/6 and 8/7, then Algebra 1/2, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and Advanced Math.
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Made in Calgary
Printed here and ready in two business days — shipped anywhere in Canada by flat-rate box, or picked up locally if you're nearby.
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Years Refined in My Own Homeschool
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Levels, Math 5/4 to Advanced Math
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Binding Options
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Mom Behind Every Page
Ready When You Are
Start the Year With Everything in One Place
Workbooks are ready in two business days. Ship anywhere in Canada by flat-rate box, or pick up here in Calgary. Payment is by Interac e-Transfer.