OR Point your web browser to the service you prefer (www.____.com) and when you see that site's search box, fill in "Eve Sutton" with quotation marks.
Either way, you should find two albums of Two-Minute Math Drills, EASY and ADVANCED (see album covers, below) with all their individual audio tracks.
Use streaming and/or downloads to try these ONE-DAY MATH lessons at little or no cost. Anyone can sign up for a trial membership and get up to 22 audio lessons that do not require any lesson cards, dice, or special materials. You can play the audio tracks on a computer, an iPod, a CD player, or any other device-- the same way you would listen to music.
If you've already ordered your complete ONE-DAY MATH Quick & Easy Review Kit online, you might download a few audio tracks so you can warm up while you wait for your complete kit to be delivered.
Teachers and parents can use the Two-Minute Drills and some of the other lessons with younger students. (Kids will listen to a recorded voice more attentively than to a real person's voice--might as well take advantage of that time to do other things while kids answer the drills.)
To prepare for teaching math concepts, you can listen to the refresher lessons quickly; they include hints for teaching the concepts at a slower pace.
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Look around the iTunes screen to see album covers that have the ONE-DAY MATH triangle made of wooden cubes, a place to click for each separate track, and a link for more at the bottom. Click on one of the album covers within the iTunes screen. Turn up the volume on your computer, and listen to samples of any tracks on that album! Download one track, a few tracks, or the whole albums, just as you would for a music CD.
