Can someone explain Math Mammoth?

[Kayla M]

What is the difference between the blue series and the light blue series?

Do you need both or just one, how do you know which one?

Is there any where online to see a sample page?

Now today I find out there is a gold series and a green series. :unsure:

[Jeni]

On the Math Mammoth website (http://www.mathmammoth.com/) she explains the differences between the 4 series and sample pages. Currclick allows you to see sample pages as well.

We use the Blue series because it's a supplement for us and I like being able to choose just one topic. ;)

[Shauna in TX]

Light Blue is arranged by grade level, and is designed to cover all concepts at that level. Blue is arranged by topic, and covers pretty much all levels of that topic, so the topic of time would be covered with hour, half-hour, to telling time to the minute, whereas Light Blue Grade 1 might only cover time to the half-hour, for example.

Gold and green are meant to be supplemental, personally I think you could do just as well with free worksheets from an online generator (and IIRC, you get a worksheet generator when you download a light blue level).