The talking Coin-U-Lator makes coin counting easy and fun! This device uses realistic coin buttons and a dollar bill instead of standard numbers, and has both addition and subtraction functions.

MathPad enables students to do arithmetic directly on the computer. The program is ideal for students who need help organizing or navigating through math problems or who have difficulty doing math with pencil or paper.

Students build a foundation of fundamental math concepts and thinking skills. Through activities that feel like play, students explore numbers, shapes, sizes, quantities, patterns, sequencing, and new activities addressing measurement concepts and number sentences.

MathType 6 takes full advantage of Office 2007's new Ribbon user interface by adding a new MathType tab in Word and PowerPoint to do equation operations in documents and presentations, and introduces new equation numbering and browse features that work with all Word 2007 equation types.

MathTalk allows the user to recite any mathematics expressions and formulae, and have Dragon NaturallySpeaking recognize and act on them.

The perfect pre-reading solution for the iMac or any other Macintosh equipped with a CD-ROM drive. You won't have to throw this one away after 6 months.

Students will love learning to count money with the TouchMoney method. All TouchMoney products can be used together. The Game, Big Coin Activities, Worksheets, and Software meet a variety of learning styles and can be used in different teaching settings, including small group, whole classroom, and one-on-one tutorial. Students learn to count "TouchPoints" on nickels, dimes, and quarters to determine the value of the coins. Each TouchPoint equals five cents. Pennies are "TouchCounted" last since they are worth one cent each.

Students who have difficulty transitioning between coin counting and making change benefit from the next dollar strategy introduced in this game. The fully illustrated game board helps students identify the next dollar amount needed to purchase items in "real-world" situations.