MHB Where to Find New Math Materials from the 1960s?

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The discussion centers on the search for "New Math" materials used in the 1960s, particularly for elementary students. The original poster expresses interest in these resources due to their inclusion of Discrete Math concepts. A responder acknowledges the request but questions the motivation behind it, indicating a willingness to help find materials if necessary. The focus remains on locating teaching materials that effectively convey Discrete Math to young children.
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Hello,

Does anyone know where I might find "New Math" type materials that were used briefly back in the 60's (for Elementary age students)?

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Thanks
 
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Not off-hand, although I could probably find some if you really need them; but I'm curious-why do you want these?
 
Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but worth passing on, I think.

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Deveno said:
Not off-hand, although I could probably find some if you really need them; but I'm curious-why do you want these?

Thank you for the reply. I understand that the New Math included lots of Discrete Math. I'm looking for Discrete Math teaching materials for young children.
 
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