Where is the cheapest place to buy Singapore math?

[TCoppock]

I am looking for the cheapest place to purchase Singapore math. I recall reading on the board awhile back that there was a company that sold the level as a bundle, but I can't seem to find it now.

[stripe]

I don't mean to sound ridiculous, but one way to save money is to buy parts of it used. The distributors (http://www.singaporemath.com/Distributors_s/54.htm) are listed here on their website.

[TCoppock]

I realize buying parts used would be cheap but I just recalled someone posting a site that sold the books as a bundle. If I remember correctly the books were cheaper to buy as a bundle than individually.

[Laura Corin]

I know that Sonlight sells them as a bundle, but I don't know if you save much.

Laura

[Pata]

Are you talking about SGBox (http://www.sgbox.com/)? Or Exodus Provisions (http://www.exodusbooks.com/about-us.aspx)?

[wendilouwho]

I just purchased Singapore Math from Rainbow resource. I wanted to buy used to save money, but realized I would pay more for shipping if I bought bits and pieces than if I bought the whole package. Rainbow resource has the workbooks and textbooks around $1.00 cheaper than anywhere else I looked. HTH.

Wendi

[JudyJudyJudy]

I second Rainbow Resource:

http://www.rainbowresource.com/index.php

[Tree House Academy]

My Father's World sells them in bundles. They actually also sell a "teacher's guide" with them and they allow you to choose combos like 3A + 3B or 3B + 4A. I almost ordered from there myself but then decided to also go with Rainbow Resource because I preferred the Home Instructor's Guide.

[AudreyTN]

When I was using Singapore I ALWAYS bought from www.BestEduSource.com

They are awesome! They even ordered a few things that they normally didn't carry.

[Karin]

I only buy them used if the price plus shipping is cheaper than I can get it from Rainbow. I only buy from Rainbow when we need enough to get their free shipping. Since we already have the texts all the way up to 6B, I won't be buying any bundles on that. However, I'm going to check out these links in case they sell the later Singapore maths in bundles.

[Truscifi]

The best price I found was with Rainbow also. I didn't look at the bundles though. Also Rainbow sometimes participates in local conventions and homeschool events, so you can get what you need with no shipping even if you don't buy enough to qualify for their free shipping.

[cassiemc]

Just this past week I bought directly from Singapore. Their prices were a lot less than Rainbow.

[stripe]

Just this past week I bought directly from Singapore. Their prices were a lot less than Rainbow.
Singapore, the country, or Singaporemath.com? If the former, through what store?

[tarana]

Are you talking about SGBox (http://www.sgbox.com/)? Or Exodus Provisions (http://www.exodusbooks.com/about-us.aspx)?

Has anyone here bought from SGBOX? The bundle has workbooks as 2a-1 & 2a-2. One I got has only 1 workbook for 2A. Also there were no pictures of the books itself.

Appears the Rainbow Resource website does not work. It keeps giving me a fatal error.

[stripe]

There are a few people who've bought from SGBOX; they sell different series, and I've provided my calculation of their prices w/ shipping here (http://www.welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?p=912442#post912442) (they seem rather high to me).

[Karin]

Has anyone here bought from SGBOX? The bundle has workbooks as 2a-1 & 2a-2. One I got has only 1 workbook for 2A. Also there were no pictures of the books itself.

Appears the Rainbow Resource website does not work. It keeps giving me a fatal error.


I always phone my orders into Rainbow.