Rainbow Resource is where I buy most of my homeschooling supplies and they have the solutions keys available separately. They even have a few of them for the older editions.

Just google rainbow resource, they are great. Shipping is very quick.

That’s a lot of answers. Is there a specific lesson (or lessons) that you need? Maybe someone could email you just those answers.

Check to see if the back of the book has at least the answers to the odd-numbered problems. We skipped 8/7 and did Alg. 1/2 instead, so I don’t know what is in this book.

Rainbow Resource will have the solutions manual and their prices are generally the best around.

You might also ask other homeschoolers in your area to see if you can borrow a copy until you get a replacement.

Since several people have already given you the list of Saxon math books (you could have found this on their website), I’ll help with the “teacher’s edition” part. Technically, once you get past Saxon 3, there are no “teacher’s editions”, just answer key/test booklets and solutions manuals. If you only need the final answer, go with the answer key/test booklet. If you need to see the problems worked out, you need the solutions manual. eBay doesn’t *allow* the sale of “teacher’s manuals”, but you can sometimes find them listed as “home study guide” or something similar. If you’re looking for used, your best source will be something like VegSource (they have a used curriculum buy/sell area), Amazon, or one of the Yahoo! Groups dedicated to buying and selling used homeschool curricula (search for “used homeschool curriculum”). You can also buy the individual parts (solutions manual, answer key, etc.) new from places like Rainbow Resource or Timberdoodles.

I don’t think that you can find them on the Saxon website. I’ll think that you will probably have to buy them again, unless someone you know has a copy of the answer book that you can look at.

If there is a homeschool support group in your area, perhaps someone would have the answer book and would lend it to you?

If you want to buy it again, try Ebay. There is often someone selling just the answer book and/or test questions for very reasonable prices.

The teacher’s edition should have the answers if it comes with one. You could also call the company from which you ordered the curriculum and find out if you can order a replacement answer sheet separately.

Try looking on Amazon.com. If you can’t find it there, call the place you got the book from, and ask them to mail the answers to you.

They’re usually in the back of the book, my son’s were anyway.

Try amazon.com.