- ... oh bother ... double post ... so sowwy! nt - Luanne N. 22:14 Aug 29
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- Yes. :-) (nt) - Lh 22:21 Aug 29
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- OK... so where did you find your list that you use? nt - Luanne N. 22:41 Aug 29
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- OK... so where did you find your list that you use? nt - Luanne N. 22:41 Aug 29
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- My only thoughts... - Lori D. 21:41 Aug 29
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- well, it looks full and interesting... - Peela 21:31 Aug 29
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- comments -m - Kathie in VA 21:30 Aug 29
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- I am combining my two this year. - Rhonda in TX 20:57 Aug 29
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- It depends (more) - Dawne 20:50 Aug 29
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- they get required assignments like LH, but they tend to do them mostly in 'schooltime'... - Peela 22:52 Aug 29
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- Ya, know... I really should. Especially for oldest ds. Thanks for the idea. nt - Vanna 22:37 Aug 29
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- I just did for the first time, this week for my 7th and 5th graders, boy their jaws dropped...(m) - Jenny in Ca 22:34 Aug 29
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- No, it's all just Required Assignments. Do the now, do them later. Do them on the weekend. Do them before - Lh 21:35 Aug 29
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- Well there's a novel idea that had never occurred to me. Boy would that jolt dd's world, hehe! nt - OhElizabeth 21:06 Aug 29
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- Yes. Some easy math and a bit of writing related to lit, history or science. nm - Stacy in NJ 20:32 Aug 29
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- My dss love this series. They're definately not great literature, but... - MeganP 22:49 Aug 29
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- I wouldn't do it. Pricey, inconvenient, I wouldn't want those - Lh 21:38 Aug 29
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- Well there is a 3rd alternative... - Heather in VA 20:14 Aug 29
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- Actually, that would be an excellent option next year... - Robin in Tx 20:28 Aug 29
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- Really??? - Heather in VA 20:30 Aug 29
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- I think to get instruction using the new text, you'd have to subscribe to HomeSat... then the DVD will be available next year. I *think* nt - Robin in Tx 20:34 Aug 29
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- Actually, it doesn't look like they'll be offering the new course on homesat either. nt - Robin in Tx 20:59 Aug 29
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- Actually, it doesn't look like they'll be offering the new course on homesat either. nt - Robin in Tx 20:59 Aug 29
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- I think to get instruction using the new text, you'd have to subscribe to HomeSat... then the DVD will be available next year. I *think* nt - Robin in Tx 20:34 Aug 29
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- Really??? - Heather in VA 20:30 Aug 29
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- Actually, that would be an excellent option next year... - Robin in Tx 20:28 Aug 29
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- As one who really struggles to get around to science, it would be worth it to me (at your dd's level). - abbeyej 20:12 Aug 29
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- You're probably right... - Robin in Tx 20:31 Aug 29
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- P.S. - thanks for the comment, btw :). nt - Robin in Tx 20:32 Aug 29
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- P.S. - thanks for the comment, btw :). nt - Robin in Tx 20:32 Aug 29
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- You're probably right... - Robin in Tx 20:31 Aug 29
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- I can't see a problem & it might actually be helpful when she gets to multi-digit +/-. nt - Daisy 19:56 Aug 29
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- No magic wand! :) - momof7 20:34 Aug 29
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- Thanks for sharing :) (m) - Lisa in southern MD 21:27 Aug 29
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- Thanks for sharing :) (m) - Lisa in southern MD 21:27 Aug 29
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- Very curious here, myself, since you are so full of GREAT advice...:) - Sue G in PA 20:05 Aug 29
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- I've got it. (m) - Daisy 19:49 Aug 29
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- Another vote for just ETC, and copywork from his reading. That's what we do. I didn't even use ETC for my older kids. nt - Jill, OK 20:42 Aug 29
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- No, I don't think so. But then, I'm not overly fond of SWO. We do ETC-only, then spelling later. nt - abbeyej 20:03 Aug 29
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- Ditto here. nt - Stacia 21:06 Aug 29
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- Ditto here. nt - Stacia 21:06 Aug 29
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- I don't think it is really a NEED, but I do WANT one so... - Dawne 19:45 Aug 29
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- Very clear...we ditched OPG half-way through b/c it bored him to tears and he just sort of "gets it" anyway, KWIM?...(m) - Sue G in PA 20:12 Aug 29
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- Glad it was clear! : ) Ok I can see where (more) - Dawne 20:56 Aug 29
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- That is a good idea...I did look through SWO A and ...(m) - Sue G in PA 21:09 Aug 29
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- LMK how it goes! :-) (nt) - Dawne 21:55 Aug 29
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- LMK how it goes! :-) (nt) - Dawne 21:55 Aug 29
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- That is a good idea...I did look through SWO A and ...(m) - Sue G in PA 21:09 Aug 29
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- Glad it was clear! : ) Ok I can see where (more) - Dawne 20:56 Aug 29
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- Very clear...we ditched OPG half-way through b/c it bored him to tears and he just sort of "gets it" anyway, KWIM?...(m) - Sue G in PA 20:12 Aug 29
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- I wish I could invite you over for some hot tea and chocolate. :) - momof7 19:42 Aug 29
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- Mmmm...where are you? I can fly! LOL! Swim, hitchhike, travel the rails...(m) - Sue G in PA 20:10 Aug 29
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- Mmmm...where are you? I can fly! LOL! Swim, hitchhike, travel the rails...(m) - Sue G in PA 20:10 Aug 29
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- I agree with the others. When learning to form letters properly, this is *not* a "do on your own" subject -- it's a heavily supervised one. Once they can consistenly form letters correctly, *then* I can fold laundry while they do copywork. ;o) nt - abbeyej 20:05 Aug 29
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- When my children are first learning to form their letters, I *watch* them to make sure they are forming them correctly. - momof7 19:31 Aug 29
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- Well... - Julie in GA 19:31 Aug 29
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- Tracing is the only way either of my DC learned to write manuscript or cursive but... - Daisy 19:27 Aug 29
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- I try to find them on ebay... the sell and swap board and Amazon...sm - Lisawa 20:57 Aug 29
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- Btw - www.addall.com is a wonderful place to find used books nt - Chris in CA 20:53 Aug 29
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- I have a share and save code so I bought most of my books from Lampstand Press... - karenciavo 19:52 Aug 29
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- Rainbow Resource, and if they didn't have it the TOG bookshelf...in retrospect - 5wolfcubs 19:49 Aug 29
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- I bought....m - Pensguys 19:41 Aug 29
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- Re: If you are TOGging where do you buy your books??? - siloam 19:24 Aug 29
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- I am so excited because I haven't had to buy one book! - Chris in CA 19:24 Aug 29
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- it probably just means... - Peela 19:20 Aug 29
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- rats... - Linda 19:25 Aug 29
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- rats... - Linda 19:25 Aug 29
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- We dropped BJU reading after 1st grade... - WendyWords 20:50 Aug 29
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- Totally agree with Peela & Laura -- drop the reading program, and here's a list of GREAT children's literature to just enjoy... - Lori D. 20:00 Aug 29
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- Oh, Lori, love your list, but "skip" Wizard of Oz?!?! - yvonne in ca 21:05 Aug 29 (1)
- My dd10 absolutely LOVES the historical fiction...especially the Dear America diaries and American Girl books...she hasn't a clue that she's actually "learning" something! nt - Sue G in PA 20:15 Aug 29
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- Oh my dd-12 is also loving these... and she normally doesn't enjoy reading! -m - Kathie in VA 22:09 Aug 29
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- ; ) Love it! (nt) - Lori D. 20:20 Aug 29
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- Oh my dd-12 is also loving these... and she normally doesn't enjoy reading! -m - Kathie in VA 22:09 Aug 29
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- I have never used a literature program. I even put together my own for high school. - momof7 19:55 Aug 29
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- Most libraries or book stores have "Newberry Award winner" sections. Have her browse through that section. lm - Stacy in NJ 19:47 Aug 29
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- Besides bks from our lists for HO and SL, I let my dd's loose in the Library - but the bks need to be at least good, no Sweet Valley High..LOL - Jenny in Atl 19:09 Aug 29
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- I thini its important to read LOTS of good books without analysing them... - Peela 19:01 Aug 29
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- We just read good books up to 6th grade level, then went on to Lightning Literature 7 - Laura in China 18:55 Aug 29
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- I was just stressing over the exact same thing and have decided...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:53 Aug 29
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- Well...... - Shelly 20:00 Aug 29
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- Well, if your dc are reaching the 'fried' point... - Stacia 19:25 Aug 29
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- Just wait till WWII... I think my 11 yr-old dd is still numb. nm - Jenny in Atl 19:11 Aug 29
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- Why *wouldn't* it count? The older they get, the more you discuss as you read aloud -- sounds like literary discussion/analysis, audio/visual history or science resource, etc. to me! : ) (nt) - Lori D. 20:06 Aug 29
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- Well when my dad was doing post-doctoral work in Organic Chemistry.... - Heather in VA 19:08 Aug 29
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- but isnt that benefit of homeschooling? We can call so many things school, and they are.Even highschool teachers read aloud sometimes. nt - Peela 19:03 Aug 29
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- We still do a good bit.. I have a 2nd and 6th grader. I also remember having both high school and college profs read aloud to us. nm - Jenny in Atl 19:00 Aug 29
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- I was read to (by teacher or audiobook) or enticed to sleep during English class even in high school! The science videos were the worst though. - Trivium Academy 18:54 Aug 29
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- Agree...but have you watched the Eyewitness science videos with Martin Sheen narrating? His voice is so pleasant and clear and no 10mm film jumping and splicing all over the place, lol! nt - Amy in PA 19:09 Aug 29
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- oh, you think 10mm is bad? I'm old enough to have been forced to suffer through "film strips" - Nicole M 21:13 Aug 29
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- oh, you think 10mm is bad? I'm old enough to have been forced to suffer through "film strips" - Nicole M 21:13 Aug 29
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- Agree...but have you watched the Eyewitness science videos with Martin Sheen narrating? His voice is so pleasant and clear and no 10mm film jumping and splicing all over the place, lol! nt - Amy in PA 19:09 Aug 29
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- Not in PA, but just because ps doesn't do it doesn't mean it's not educational. - JanOH 18:45 Aug 29
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- Amy, I'm in PA as well and we are just counting our days...not hours...is there a benefit to counting hours instead of simply days? Could you email me offlist...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:55 Aug 29
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- I don't count hours, per se... - Amy in PA 19:07 Aug 29
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- I don't count hours, per se... - Amy in PA 19:07 Aug 29
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- Amy, I'm in PA as well and we are just counting our days...not hours...is there a benefit to counting hours instead of simply days? Could you email me offlist...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:55 Aug 29
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- Sonlight schedules read-alouds all the way through Core 7 which is geared for ages 11-15! - GVA 18:43 Aug 29
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- Actually, yes, they do. LOL. My DH read to his 4th graders everyday... - Daisy 18:41 Aug 29
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- My dh teaches high school and he reads aloud to his class every day...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:57 Aug 29
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- My 4th grade dd in public school has read-aloud time as well. :) NT - Night Elf 18:46 Aug 29
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- Well, why didn't I get a teacher like your dh when I was in school? Read alouds stopped at first grade - fooey. nt - Amy in PA 18:44 Aug 29
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- I know! My Dh rocks. Course I'm very biased. ;) nt - Daisy 18:46 Aug 29
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- I know! My Dh rocks. Course I'm very biased. ;) nt - Daisy 18:46 Aug 29
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- My dh teaches high school and he reads aloud to his class every day...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:57 Aug 29
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- What I do.... - Rhondabee 18:43 Aug 29 (1)
- My way is so simplistic, but here ya go.... - Tami 18:38 Aug 29
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- Lol, Tami! Your dd and mine would get along very well! - Trivium Academy 18:48 Aug 29
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- Lol, Tami! Your dd and mine would get along very well! - Trivium Academy 18:48 Aug 29
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- I would think taht there are things to memorize in all subjects, so the memorization and repetition would occure as often as the subjects. (m) - Hope in Canada 18:38 Aug 29
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- Now with as anal retentive as I am and hyper structured... - Daisy 18:37 Aug 29
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- Nevermind, I see it now- ugh. I'm sorry. - Trivium Academy 18:33 Aug 29
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- Prima Latina is my pick - Victoria in GA 22:50 Aug 29
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- Agree with Minimus or Lively Latin. Also consider Prima Latina. - Cindyg 20:57 Aug 29
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- Lively Latin is another good choice for this age. Fun, gentle, very easy to understand. nt - Susan in SoCal 19:04 Aug 29
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- It sounds like Minimus would be a good choice for this year -- then Latin Prep in another year or two. nt - abbeyej 18:39 Aug 29
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- What I did with my oldest was....copywork/dictation in 1st-still going (5th), m... - Pensguys 19:46 Aug 29
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- Here's our progression -- programs we've used and when, and what type of writing we've required... - Lori D. 16:54 Aug 29
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- the author of TWTM recently spoke about this at a conference, - Peela 16:26 Aug 29
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- I find this fascinating... - WendyWords 16:48 Aug 29
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- Those are excellent points. I know that the reason I use one so early... - Kimber 16:46 Aug 29
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- Ah, she agrees with me *wink - Lh 16:43 Aug 29
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- I find this fascinating... - WendyWords 16:48 Aug 29
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- Always started in 2nd. No program, just my own thing. nt - Ria 16:25 Aug 29
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- Starting with an almost 8 yo boy, somewhere between 2nd and 3rd, with Writing Tales. nt - Kimber 16:24 Aug 29
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- I'd start in the 2nd or 3rd grade with Writing Tales. nt - Heather in VA 16:14 Aug 29
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- It's an audio CD with suggestions for teaching writing for k-12. Parent just listen. - earlybird mom 18:10 Aug 29
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- its an overall vision of teaching writing to your kids all the wa through- excellent. nt - Peela 16:27 Aug 29
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- Hmmm, I think that *I* would want a bit more writing.... - Dawne 19:41 Aug 29
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- I'd do a bit more writing - copywork, or writing stories if she likes - and maybe skip the spelling. Oh, and don't forget PE (nt) - Laura in China - yes, I'm carrying on about PE again 19:09 Aug 29
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- She writes stories and makes recipes and lists and letters to her friends outside of school and - Karen in CO 19:55 Aug 29
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- She writes stories and makes recipes and lists and letters to her friends outside of school and - Karen in CO 19:55 Aug 29
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- It looks spectacular! Enjoy your year.(nt) - Tami 18:16 Aug 29
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- Looks like plenty to me. (nt) - Plaid Dad 17:38 Aug 29
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- I'm not familiar with the Klutz book, but I would include handwriting or copywork for my own kids... Otherwise, looks okay to me. nt - abbeyej 17:00 Aug 29
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- that is way than enough for a first grader nt - Lindatx 16:59 Aug 29
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- Re: Am I doing enough for 1st grade now that I have dropped most of what I had planned? - alison in KY 15:24 Aug 29
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- I agree. Hold off on spelling. But other than that it looks great. nt - Belinda 16:08 Aug 29
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- I agree. Hold off on spelling. But other than that it looks great. nt - Belinda 16:08 Aug 29
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- I think this is plenty! nt - Daisy 15:05 Aug 29
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- personally, I think you are doing plenty. nt - Testimony 15:03 Aug 29
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- Kym Wright's Unit Study is Very Well Done... - Janice in NJ 14:57 Aug 29
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- We're working through this unit study right now with our new microscope -- very enjoyable! (nt) - Lori D. 20:02 Aug 29
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- We're working through this unit study right now with our new microscope -- very enjoyable! (nt) - Lori D. 20:02 Aug 29
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- Not necessary, but we sure have had fun with it! My DS learned it two years ago and is having a blast helping his sister learn it now. nt - Jenny in NorCal 20:49 Aug 29
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- I did not make my resistant ds do it. (m) - Catherine 18:33 Aug 29
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- We skipped it. DD already knew all the letter sounds. nt - Tonia 17:22 Aug 29
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- Not important at all. I haven't used it with either of my littles, and they're doing fine. nt - FlockOfSillies 14:40 Aug 29
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- I don't know how important it is, but we skipped it and the vowel rhyme for the same reason. My DD already knew all the sounds too. nt - Cindy in TX 14:28 Aug 29
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- I think Singapore is easy to use. It's a solid, straight-forward approach to math. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 15:41 Aug 29
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- Rod & Staff math. nt - MIch elle 14:56 Aug 29
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- Re: Need Math Program Easy to Implement - HollyDay 14:19 Aug 29
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- Yes she took the test. 5th is fine for her for now. (nt) - CST in the USA 14:28 Aug 29
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- Yes she took the test. 5th is fine for her for now. (nt) - CST in the USA 14:28 Aug 29
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- Horizons is pretty much self-directed and an excellent program. nt - momof7 14:19 Aug 29
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- Can I get away with the student workbooks only and not get the Teachers Manual? (more inside) - CST in the USA 14:48 Aug 29 (1)
- Re: Ray's Arithmetic - Dawne 19:56 Aug 29
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- Another plug for God's Design For series...(m) - Sue G in PA 19:02 Aug 29
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- Have you thought about doing Apologia general? - momof7 13:46 Aug 29
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- Re: Have you thought about doing Apologia general? - Lindatx 14:29 Aug 29
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- I actually have the Apologia General Science Cd-rom, but - Gamom3 16:40 Aug 29
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- I actually have the Apologia General Science Cd-rom, but - Gamom3 16:40 Aug 29
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- Re: Have you thought about doing Apologia general? - Lindatx 14:29 Aug 29
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- Re: Sadiegirl...I found them.... - sadiegirl 17:49 Aug 29
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- Never mind! I decided to go with Risas y Sonrisas. nm - Sandy Redding 15:27 Aug 29
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- We are going to use whatever text the CC uses, which is ... - lh 14:28 Aug 29
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- I think you answered over there. - momof7 13:42 Aug 29
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- "All classes are not equal." Amen. Want to hear about this? LOL - Ria 15:45 Aug 29
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- wow, Ria, I know my ds would have been devastated if he had lost all his hours. Or maybe not...... - momof7 19:23 Aug 29
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- wow, Ria, I know my ds would have been devastated if he had lost all his hours. Or maybe not...... - momof7 19:23 Aug 29
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- Oops...that should be all are NOT equal. ;) nt - momof7 15:02 Aug 29
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- Check for CC transferability. If it's fine, it's okay to take math/sci at CC. - Lh 14:30 Aug 29
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- Definitely be careful... - GVA 19:11 Aug 29
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- I respectfully disagree. All CC's are definitely not equal. - momof7 14:49 Aug 29
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- We live in an area where it is routine to transfer into and graduate from Sci Tech type majors (math, engineering, etc.) - Lh 16:15 Aug 29
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- I'm so confused. Are there multiple "L-H" people, or just one who sometimes capitalizes one or both letters and sometimes doesn't? nt - abbeyej 18:41 Aug 29
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- I've asked this before. It is the same person. nt - momof7 19:12 Aug 29
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- I've asked this before. It is the same person. nt - momof7 19:12 Aug 29
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- I'm so confused. Are there multiple "L-H" people, or just one who sometimes capitalizes one or both letters and sometimes doesn't? nt - abbeyej 18:41 Aug 29
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- It depends on the CC and whether it is comparable. That was my point. Or maybe. . . that was the point of another post on one of these boards. It can just as easily be okay as be not okay and - LH 16:11 Aug 29
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- Yeah, this is exactly what I am thinking, living in a rural area, that the cc may not serve us well for his future goals. - Lisa in southern MD 15:06 Aug 29
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- No text above! nt - Lisa in southern MD 15:07 Aug 29
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- No text above! nt - Lisa in southern MD 15:07 Aug 29
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- We live in an area where it is routine to transfer into and graduate from Sci Tech type majors (math, engineering, etc.) - Lh 16:15 Aug 29
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- Definitely be careful... - GVA 19:11 Aug 29
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- "All classes are not equal." Amen. Want to hear about this? LOL - Ria 15:45 Aug 29
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- We sent our son to a local university for calc. nt - RIa 13:37 Aug 29
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- I've used ZB since K & ds is in 3rd now. We use only the student books. I've been interested in the cd to print out copywork from our history or lit in ZB font, but the cost always prevented me. nt - Sherri in MI 18:20 Aug 29
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- You do not need the TM. It is meant for classroom instruction with lots of supplemental/enrichment type activities and exercises. All the instruction you would need is in the student book...m - samba 13:56 Aug 29
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- I don't mean to sound clueless but I'm not sure what you're asking...I do really want to answer your question, though. m - samba 17:07 Aug 29
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- I don't mean to sound clueless but I'm not sure what you're asking...I do really want to answer your question, though. m - samba 17:07 Aug 29
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- Which do you prefer? I have 2 little ones that I'm beginning to teach...nt - Beth in sw WA 16:10 Aug 29
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- My double post up above was for you. Let me know if you have any other questions. nt - samba 18:15 Aug 29
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- My double post up above was for you. Let me know if you have any other questions. nt - samba 18:15 Aug 29
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- I don't mean to sound clueless but I'm not sure what you're asking...I do really want to answer your question, though. m - samba 17:07 Aug 29
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- Not sure if I understood your question, but...(m) - Cindy in TX 13:33 Aug 29
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- um... that is "not actually *using* their books..." nt - Jessica from KS 13:13 Aug 29
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- I have Aplogia General for sale, if interensted email me - Debbie B 18:27 Aug 29
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- Creation Sensation has the most complete kit ! nt - momto3 16:56 Aug 29
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- Expensive but great kits! This is what I buy too. nt - Beth in TN 17:10 Aug 29
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- Expensive but great kits! This is what I buy too. nt - Beth in TN 17:10 Aug 29
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- Sonlight carries the kit and all the extras too. nt - RhondaM. 13:22 Aug 29
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- You don't need anything other than the txt and key. Everything used in the modules is very easily accessible at home. nt - momof7 13:13 Aug 29
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- I use it and have posted in the past... - Leah 13:25 Aug 29
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- Are there any samples to view....m - Magnolia 16:21 Aug 29
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- Here is a basic overview of the program (m) - Leah 20:44 Aug 29
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- There are samples on the CiRCE website (m) - Leah 20:36 Aug 29
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- Here is a basic overview of the program (m) - Leah 20:44 Aug 29
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- Are there any samples to view....m - Magnolia 16:21 Aug 29
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- Some ideas - Dawn K 18:29 Aug 29
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- Sonlight has a program on biology that is supposed to cover this....m - Julieofsardis 17:32 Aug 29
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- classifying shoes - Brenda 16:13 Aug 29
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- Play the game: 20 Questions -m - Kathie in Va 14:20 Aug 29
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- I used this as a starting point - Karen in CO 14:01 Aug 29
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- Here are some online games and also lower level books I'm going to use - Dawn K 18:07 Aug 29
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- Sorry, that was supposed to go under main post -- I'll try again - Dawn K 18:28 Aug 29
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- Sorry, that was supposed to go under main post -- I'll try again - Dawn K 18:28 Aug 29
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- Here are some online games and also lower level books I'm going to use - Dawn K 18:07 Aug 29
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- I'm talking specifically about biological classification, and meant to add that my older kids (8th grade) will cover this in their text, but I'd like some fun things that their younger siblings (elementary aged) can relate to, as well. nt - Jill, OK 13:06 Aug 29
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- I used the Gen Sci schedule last year and really liked it. - Beth in TN 17:09 Aug 29
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- Lovin' it here :) nt - momto3 16:58 Aug 29
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- If you simply go from one "on Your Own" set to the next - momof7 13:16 Aug 29
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- You can see a sample of the IG on thier website. (more inside) - CST in the USA 13:13 Aug 29
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- Re: sonlight apologia science schedules- helpful or not? - LindaTX 13:12 Aug 29
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- I'm sold. Where might one purchase this? nt - angela&4boys 12:49 Aug 29
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- http://www.peacehillpress.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=20 <link only inside> - earlybird mom 12:52 Aug 29
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- Nevermind. Silly me... PHP. :-) nt - angela&4boys 12:51 Aug 29
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- http://www.peacehillpress.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=20 <link only inside> - earlybird mom 12:52 Aug 29
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- Re: I have to say I LOVE SWB's Writing Without Fear CD. And I finally have a sense of peace, calm and direction. :) - Paul 12:31 Aug 29
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- I'm super-duper NOT qualified to answer this question... but I think her guidance is a good start. :) - earlybird mom 12:41 Aug 29
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- eek. I scrambled that 2nd sentence in editing. Sorry! nt - earlybird mom 12:43 Aug 29
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- eek. I scrambled that 2nd sentence in editing. Sorry! nt - earlybird mom 12:43 Aug 29
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- I'm super-duper NOT qualified to answer this question... but I think her guidance is a good start. :) - earlybird mom 12:41 Aug 29
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- I have had the same experiance, I too finally feel like I can "do this" :-) (nt) - ThriceBlessed 12:24 Aug 29
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- I'm so glad you like it. I'm always nervous when I encourage others to spend money. :) (nt) - Rhonda in TX 12:11 Aug 29
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- Yes, it's great, isn't it? And worth holding onto for later encouragement and reminders. :o) nt - FloridaLisa 12:04 Aug 29
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- I think what I would do... - Jenmom 11:52 Aug 29
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- Re: I think what I would do... - Ericaand3kids 13:28 Aug 29
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- Re: I think what I would do... - Ericaand3kids 13:28 Aug 29
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- Yes, I used some material from this for my Ancient Copybook. Great site! (nt) - Julie in GA 12:40 Aug 29
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- Several ideas... - Lori D. 12:02 Aug 29
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- Wow! Thanks for all the ideas! Anyone else? nt - kw 20:14 Aug 29
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- Wow! Thanks for all the ideas! Anyone else? nt - kw 20:14 Aug 29
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- Yes, but usually *I* can figure out what they're getting at and re-phrase it..... - Rhondabee 13:11 Aug 29
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- What grade?? nt - Daisy 10:37 Aug 29
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- 4th and 6th..nt - Gamom3 11:06 Aug 29
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- We are doing 3rd so I can't help you....sorry, but I'll watching for other replies. nt - Daisy 12:05 Aug 29
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- We are doing 3rd so I can't help you....sorry, but I'll watching for other replies. nt - Daisy 12:05 Aug 29
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- 4th and 6th..nt - Gamom3 11:06 Aug 29
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- So I'm thinking... - olga in Seattle 10:20 Aug 29
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- SImilarly, I just do the next thing for Saxon. In the early weeks, we orally review or skip altogether before landing on a lesson. In later months, I may combine what Saxon takes 2 lessons to teach. nt - FloridaLisa 12:03 Aug 29
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- That is what we do. I put the date completed as we finish each lesson and a grade for the tests (for 4th grade and above.) nt - Melissa B 10:25 Aug 29
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- SImilarly, I just do the next thing for Saxon. In the early weeks, we orally review or skip altogether before landing on a lesson. In later months, I may combine what Saxon takes 2 lessons to teach. nt - FloridaLisa 12:03 Aug 29
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- also if it is a lesson that your child already knows the math...m - Lindatx 10:14 Aug 29
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- Not sure what year you are using... - Janis in DE 9:52 Aug 29 (1)
- yes, you do 1 lesson a day nt - HollyDay 9:47 Aug 29
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- Thank you! I just added it... - Tami 17:49 Aug 29
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- Thanks, All! ... - Susan in SoCal 13:25 Aug 29
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- My 13yo is doing well with BCM this year - we do the odds & only 15 to 20 problems daily... - Mel 9:36 Aug 29
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- I do the same as Laura below...m - Patricia in ATL 9:31 Aug 29
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- Patricia would you mind e-mailing me your outline? My ds is doing BCM this year - Gamom3 9:36 Aug 29
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- Patricia would you mind e-mailing me your outline? My ds is doing BCM this year - Gamom3 9:36 Aug 29
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- My non-mathy 13yo dd is doing well with Lial's BCM (m) - Laura in OH 9:10 Aug 29
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- I'm Ready to Learn... - Donna T. 12:41 Aug 29
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- Re: I'm Ready to Learn... - RhondaM. 12:54 Aug 29
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- Re: I'm Ready to Learn... - RhondaM. 12:54 Aug 29
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- We used it... - snickelfritz 9:14 Aug 29
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- Re: We used it... - RhondaM. 9:17 Aug 29
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- Re: We used it... - RhondaM. 9:17 Aug 29
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- I'm afraid I didn't put a whole lot of planning into it... There've been times when we did both every day, and times when we did just one for a few months, then the other... - abbeyej 16:55 Aug 29
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- Sounds pretty simple! Thank you! (nt) - Melora in NC 18:16 Aug 29
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- Sounds pretty simple! Thank you! (nt) - Melora in NC 18:16 Aug 29
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- We did a lesson in each book each day. I did not make any attempt to mesh the two. Just took each lesson in order in each book. nt - Ria 13:39 Aug 29
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- Thank you. I was wondering if this might work, since each lesson should take around 30 min. and I allow 1 hour for math. (nt) - Melora in NC 14:42 Aug 29
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- Thank you. I was wondering if this might work, since each lesson should take around 30 min. and I allow 1 hour for math. (nt) - Melora in NC 14:42 Aug 29
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- Yes, Abbeyej, and if you drop the regular Singapore books, like you mentioned yesterday... - Julie in GA 12:46 Aug 29
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- We would still do them the Singapore way. I think it's valuable... nt - abbeyej 16:46 Aug 29
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- We would still do them the Singapore way. I think it's valuable... nt - abbeyej 16:46 Aug 29
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- How I combine math with my math-minded child. - earlybird mom 11:49 Aug 29 (1)
- Melora, a question.... - yvonne in ca 10:25 Aug 29
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- What I have in mind by "a broader scope" is that is appears to me (m) - Melora in NC 11:49 Aug 29
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- Thanks so much for your detailed response, Melora. - yvonne in ca 20:35 Aug 29
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- Thanks so much for your detailed response, Melora. - yvonne in ca 20:35 Aug 29
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- What I have in mind by "a broader scope" is that is appears to me (m) - Melora in NC 11:49 Aug 29
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- We're doing Horizons 2 and Sinagpore 2 this year. - yvonne in ca 10:12 Aug 29
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- I think that this is what we will try. I appreciate hearing that not trying to match lessons up worked fine! (nt) - Melora in NC 14:52 Aug 29
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- I think that this is what we will try. I appreciate hearing that not trying to match lessons up worked fine! (nt) - Melora in NC 14:52 Aug 29
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- Thanks for asking the question. I need to know this too. nt - Kimber 8:57 Aug 29
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- SOTW 4 with activity guide would be a good choice we'll be using it... - MIch elle 9:34 Aug 29
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- Re: Help, still struggling to determine History course for 7th grader -m - Lindatx 8:32 Aug 29
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- For 7th & 8th grade, I'm planning on.... - Donna A. 8:31 Aug 29
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- Same here... MFW year 4&5. We are doing RTR with MFW for 6th. nt - momto5a's 8:43 Aug 29
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- Same here... MFW year 4&5. We are doing RTR with MFW for 6th. nt - momto5a's 8:43 Aug 29
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- Thanks for posting this! nt - MomToLGD 12:28 Aug 29
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- Yes, I agree, I don't want to push it, and we do do speed drills and such... - Shelly in IL 11:32 Aug 29
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- Re: We are loving Lial's BCM, but I have a question... - Lindatx 8:36 Aug 29
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- Well so far it's been 2 days per section -m - Kathie in VA 8:15 Aug 29
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- Looking through it, I've found that there are 10 chapters.... - Shelly in IL 8:37 Aug 29
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- Re: Looking through it, I've found that there are 10 chapters.... - Lindatx 10:18 Aug 29
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- FYI: the last part of BCM is pre-algebra -m - Kathie in VA 10:45 Aug 29
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- FYI: the last part of BCM is pre-algebra -m - Kathie in VA 10:45 Aug 29
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- Re: Looking through it, I've found that there are 10 chapters.... - Lindatx 10:18 Aug 29
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- Looking through it, I've found that there are 10 chapters.... - Shelly in IL 8:37 Aug 29
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- Thanks Dayle.... - LindaOz 14:23 Aug 29
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- Which TOPS science? What are the ages of your children? nt - Barb-Harmony Art Mom 9:33 Aug 29
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- Children are 9 and 12. I was wondering if they were worth it in general - no specific course in mind. nt - Alexandra 13:19 Aug 29
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- the couple I have used are really excellent... - Peela 16:39 Aug 29
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- the couple I have used are really excellent... - Peela 16:39 Aug 29
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- Children are 9 and 12. I was wondering if they were worth it in general - no specific course in mind. nt - Alexandra 13:19 Aug 29
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- Thank you all! Seeing how you're doing it really helps. - Trivium Academy 13:30 Aug 29
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- What we do... - Julie in GA 12:54 Aug 29
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- We use this system... - Jennifer in FL (now in TX) 11:50 Aug 29
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- It's going pretty well for us....m - Julieofsardis 11:35 Aug 29
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- that's way too complicated for me! - katilac 10:09 Aug 29
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- We started the Memory Box last year - Barb-Harmony Art Mom 9:42 Aug 29
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- We've used it for a couple of years now but adapted it to our own needs. - Closeacademy 9:32 Aug 29
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- We use the box system for our Bible verses and our statement of faith.... - April in VA 8:42 Aug 29
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- Re: Those who have used the memory box system (or even better put it in a notebook), will you share your experience? - Rachel from Singapore 8:08 Aug 29
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- What we do - Melissa B 7:42 Aug 29
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- Thanks so much everyone! I should have mentioned that I also have Drawing with Children (more) - Hoggirl 14:19 Aug 29
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- I'm assuming that Big Yellow is the telephone book.(m) - WendyWords 14:54 Aug 29
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- Actually, "Big Yellow Drawing Book" *is* a drawing instruction book. (link inside) - Lori D. 17:21 Aug 29
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- LOL! :-) Thanks Lori! nt - WendyWords 20:35 Aug 29
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- Loved the Big Yellow Book as an artistic image for the phone book, Wendy! : ) (nt) - Lori D. 21:46 Aug 29
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- Loved the Big Yellow Book as an artistic image for the phone book, Wendy! : ) (nt) - Lori D. 21:46 Aug 29
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- LOL! :-) Thanks Lori! nt - WendyWords 20:35 Aug 29
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- Actually, "Big Yellow Drawing Book" *is* a drawing instruction book. (link inside) - Lori D. 17:21 Aug 29
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- I'm assuming that Big Yellow is the telephone book.(m) - WendyWords 14:54 Aug 29
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- We like The Phonics of Drawing by Karine Bauch. It has 30 lessons, 3 levels. nt - Karin 13:58 Aug 29
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- Well, unless he specifically *asks* or offers you a way to suggest it... - Jill, OK 12:35 Aug 29
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- Have you considered art lessons... - WendyWords 9:59 Aug 29
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- Monart classes!! They're wonderful, especially for kids who like to know the "rules" or basics first! - yvonne in ca 8:16 Aug 29
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- Drawing with Children is the same thing, in a book... I mean, the author of DWC founded Monart. Mona Brookes? nt - Kay in Cal 9:19 Aug 29
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- Yep, Mona Brookes wrote the book and started the classes. I love her book and philosophy! But, for me, there's a huge difference between the book and the class! - yvonne in ca 10:37 Aug 29 (1)
- there is also Drawing for Older Children and Teens by the same author nt - Jenmom 10:10 Aug 29
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- I second this! I found an art teacher that taught in a Monart class before coming to the center wher my dd takes some classes (GEC in GA)... - sandy redding 8:30 Aug 29 (3)
- Drawing with Children is the same thing, in a book... I mean, the author of DWC founded Monart. Mona Brookes? nt - Kay in Cal 9:19 Aug 29
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- ideas -m - Kathie in Va 7:28 Aug 29
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- Keep art LIGHT and FUN! Don't *require* it -- let him do "The Big Yellow Drawing Book" and then Mark Kistler's Draw Squad a few days a week while... - Lori D. 7:28 Aug 29
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- I second these two books. We are using them this year.... - SLB 13:20 Aug 29
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- Same experience here. Quick success without needing my involvement. : ) (nt) - Lori D. 13:59 Aug 29
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- Same experience here. Quick success without needing my involvement. : ) (nt) - Lori D. 13:59 Aug 29
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- I second these two books. We are using them this year.... - SLB 13:20 Aug 29
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- I like Drawing with Children, though ds's interest has kind of gone elsewhere, if anything, read the first section of that book, she promises anyone can learn to draw if taught the "grammar" of drawing. Good read, hth, nt - Kristiana 7:25 Aug 29
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- For the desires expressed, I think DWC is a great option as well. It teaches how to draw realistically, rather than just cartoony like many other "drawing" programs.... - Kay in Cal 7:54 Aug 29
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- Second DWC and here is why...(m) - Sue G in PA 7:53 Aug 29
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- For the desires expressed, I think DWC is a great option as well. It teaches how to draw realistically, rather than just cartoony like many other "drawing" programs.... - Kay in Cal 7:54 Aug 29
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- I agree with Ria that it's not that big of a deal, but I thought I'd share this. - Rhonda in TX 7:15 Aug 29
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- My dh is a chemical and mechanical engineer and he couldn't draw if he had to, lol (m) - Ria 7:06 Aug 29
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- Come to think of it...most of it's done via the computer these days! nt - Sue G in PA 8:03 Aug 29
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- Come to think of it...most of it's done via the computer these days! nt - Sue G in PA 8:03 Aug 29
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- kind of a long shot, but what about Hans Brinker? (sm) - Nicole M 7:02 Aug 29
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- There was an excellent documentary on the History Channel last month about this. nt - Closeacademy 7:00 Aug 29
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- Re: There was an excellent documentary on the History Channel last month about this. nt - Paul 7:25 Aug 29
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- Some libraries carry The History Channel's "The Little Ice Age" nt - Sandra 8:07 Aug 29
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- Some libraries carry The History Channel's "The Little Ice Age" nt - Sandra 8:07 Aug 29
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- Re: There was an excellent documentary on the History Channel last month about this. nt - Paul 7:25 Aug 29
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- We used book 6.... - Mel 9:42 Aug 29
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- whoops - gotta read closer - its annual isn't it.? nt - BMC 6:41 Aug 29
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- Yes. nt - Zee 6:49 Aug 29
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- Yes. nt - Zee 6:49 Aug 29
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- Dawn - it is I that had the info. What is your email addy? Mine is (m) - Laurie in VA 8:12 Aug 29
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- I just emailed you - Dawn K 8:19 Aug 29
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- I just emailed you - Dawn K 8:19 Aug 29
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- I update once a week (hopefully ;) ) .... - KerriF 7:45 Aug 29
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- I will try to do weekly updates on Tapestry with my LG dds. - Closeacademy 6:59 Aug 29
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- We are only on week 2 of year 3.... and - LisaWA 6:56 Aug 29
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- We haven't started our year yet, but... - karenciavo 6:20 Aug 29
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- we are about to start yr. 4 - Lori in tx 6:38 Aug 29
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- we are about to start yr. 4 - Lori in tx 6:38 Aug 29
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- Newer, hands down... - GVA 6:52 Aug 29
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- BJU Newer edition hands down too! - trackmom 7:15 Aug 29
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- I have to give you a third for getting the newer editions!!!!!!! - lyn 7:29 Aug 29
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- I have to give you a third for getting the newer editions!!!!!!! - lyn 7:29 Aug 29
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- BJU Newer edition hands down too! - trackmom 7:15 Aug 29
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- Ooops! This should be under the Arthur thread! nt - Shari 4:35 Aug 29
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- We liked The Once and Future King by White too. Duke University TIP (Talent Identification Program ) has a course using this version (m) - flpeggy 4:49 Aug 29
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- I like The Once and Future King by T. H. White (nt) - Tami 4:37 Aug 29
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- For that age, I might go for a modern version of the Malory text...m - dangermom 3:43 Aug 29
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- Here's one by Howard Pyle you can take a look at - Sherry 1:27 Aug 29
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- Re: Favourite version /author of the 'King Arthur' legend?? (m) - Sherry 0:47 Aug 29
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- Re: Favourite version /author of the 'King Arthur' legend?? (m) - Sherry 0:56 Aug 29
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- Re: Favourite version /author of the 'King Arthur' legend?? (m) - Sherry 0:56 Aug 29
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- The Howard Pyle versions are the best, I think. The language is beautiful. I believe that there are three. nt - DawnUK 0:40 Aug 29
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- R&S. nt - Ellie 20:30 Aug 29
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- my DS did fantastic with ABeka so.... - BMC 6:15 Aug 29
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- Rod & Staff English. nt - MIch elle 5:58 Aug 29
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- Thanks Everyone for your responses... - Tina in WA 23:11 Aug 29
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- I myself do not know of any homeschoolers around here... - Lindatx 12:04 Aug 29
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- So do you... - Tina in WA 14:35 Aug 29
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- So do you... - Tina in WA 14:35 Aug 29
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- 172 days per year; 36 weeks - divided into 4 nine week quarters (days are per state requirement). nt - Christy in CO 8:21 Aug 29
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- Dont' plan at all. We do what we can, when we can, year round. . . . and - Lh 7:43 Aug 29
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- We usually do more than 180 days but I guess thats our minimum. - Belinda 7:41 Aug 29
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- According to the law (once you wade through it)... - olga in Seattle 7:36 Aug 29
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- I hope you figure it out....sm - Lisawa 7:10 Aug 29
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- We do four 10-week terms, but I consider the last week of each term a buffer in case we get behind. (nt) - Plaid Dad 7:07 Aug 29
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- That is a good idea too! :o) nm - Tina in WA 16:30 Aug 29
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- That is a good idea too! :o) nm - Tina in WA 16:30 Aug 29
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- 34 weeks planned plus 2 weeks for bunny trails :) nt - momof7 6:27 Aug 29
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- 45 weeks (m) - angela in ohio 6:14 Aug 29
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- Tina, I would LOVE to do this but (m) - Linda...inOwasso 6:43 Aug 29
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- I have three - 11 yo, 9 yo, and a 5 yo (m) - angela in ohio 7:12 Aug 29
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- I'm curious how much you do each day... sm - Lana in TX 7:19 Aug 29
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- I'm curious how much you do each day... sm - Lana in TX 7:19 Aug 29
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- Ooops... I meant Angela, sorry! nt - Linda...inOwasso 6:45 Aug 29
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- I have three - 11 yo, 9 yo, and a 5 yo (m) - angela in ohio 7:12 Aug 29
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- Tina, I would LOVE to do this but (m) - Linda...inOwasso 6:43 Aug 29
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- Ok, I found what I was looking for... 180 class days... - Tina in WA 23:51 Aug 28
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- How many days do we study? Or how many do I write plans for? - Laura in China 23:32 Aug 28
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- How many days/weeks do you study.... - Tina in WA 23:42 Aug 28
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- How many days/weeks do you study.... - Tina in WA 23:42 Aug 28
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- Thanks for asking Lisa : ) - Chris in CA 6:52 Aug 29
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- oh yes... I would call.... it should be replaced ...... its what it sounds like...smm - Lisawa 7:02 Aug 29
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- Thank you! nt - Chris in CA 7:51 Aug 29
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- Thank you! nt - Chris in CA 7:51 Aug 29
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- LOL, supposed to be trial, but I guess it is a bit of a trail too : ) - Chris in CA 6:53 Aug 29
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- oh yes... I would call.... it should be replaced ...... its what it sounds like...smm - Lisawa 7:02 Aug 29
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- Yes, I would do it again.... - MIch elle 11:16 Aug 29
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- Wow, thanks MIch elle! I appreciate the help - Chris in CA 13:16 Aug 29
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- Wow, thanks MIch elle! I appreciate the help - Chris in CA 13:16 Aug 29
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- Here is a link to Melissa's response......m - Magnolia 4:34 Aug 29
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- Thanks Magnolia!! Also: If you buy them off Amazon - get the ISBN from the website first. Many publishers title their books Focus on Life Science, etc. nt - Melissa B 5:12 Aug 29
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- By discreetly emailing.....m - Magnolia 8:02 Aug 29
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- You're welcome! nt - Melissa B 10:23 Aug 29
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- You're welcome! nt - Melissa B 10:23 Aug 29
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- By discreetly emailing.....m - Magnolia 8:02 Aug 29
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- Thanks Magnolia!! Also: If you buy them off Amazon - get the ISBN from the website first. Many publishers title their books Focus on Life Science, etc. nt - Melissa B 5:12 Aug 29
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- Thanks everyone. I need to get started preparing everything. Thanks for the link to the group. nt - Dianne-TX 23:13 Aug 29
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- We're getting ready to use the Space book... - Karen K. in Tx 16:34 Aug 29
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- Thats great Karen.....sm - LisaWA 18:53 Aug 29
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- We'll start on Tuesday, the day after Labor Day... - Karen K. in Tx 21:14 Aug 29
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- We'll start on Tuesday, the day after Labor Day... - Karen K. in Tx 21:14 Aug 29
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- Thats great Karen.....sm - LisaWA 18:53 Aug 29
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- I would get everything copied ahead of time...more - 5knights3maidens 6:21 Aug 29
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- Oh I want to see that when you are done! sm - LisaWA 7:13 Aug 29
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- Oh I want to see that when you are done! sm - LisaWA 7:13 Aug 29
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- This goes nice with Apologias Astronomy! sm - LisaWA 22:15 Aug 28
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- Those are all incredible links, especially the youtube video. Thanks again ladies. Again I am not dissappointed by the wealth of information! nt - LunaLee 8:29 Aug 29
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- Since you liked that one, here are some more... - Tina in WA 10:53 Aug 29
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- Since you liked that one, here are some more... - Tina in WA 10:53 Aug 29
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- I would highly recommend... - Tina in WA 22:39 Aug 28
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- WOW thanks for the links (and until I actually saw one and made one, I was clueless) >> - BMC 6:22 Aug 29
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- I completely agree!! Going with one of these "pre-organized" ones can remove a lot of headache! nt - Jones Academy 5:46 Aug 29
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- GEESH... likes... Here are some LINKS... - Tina in WA 22:45 Aug 28
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- WOW thanks for the links (and until I actually saw one and made one, I was clueless) >> - BMC 6:22 Aug 29
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- Well it all depends on what you want to lapbook/note book sm - LisaWA 22:22 Aug 28
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- Same boat as you. I found this YouTube video on Lapbooking helpful (link only) - Vanna 21:51 Aug 28
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- lol I just happened to see that today on you Tube lol!!! nm - evahometx 14:28 Aug 29
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- What an incredible resource! Did you see all of the links - Dawn K 6:18 Aug 29
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- lol I just happened to see that today on you Tube lol!!! nm - evahometx 14:28 Aug 29
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- Re: AG grammar - Linda 22:05 Aug 28
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- Yes - what Chris said... My oldest is in the 2nd session of AG... - Heather in VA 12:05 Aug 29
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- For me, simply because it's - Chris in CA 7:55 Aug 29
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- Is it one book for elementary, middle, highschool? - Linda 8:25 Aug 29
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- AG is for 6th up, - Chris in CA 9:07 Aug 29
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- Btw, if you have an older child, like hs level you can - Chris in CA 9:09 Aug 29
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- Btw, if you have an older child, like hs level you can - Chris in CA 9:09 Aug 29
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- AG is for 6th up, - Chris in CA 9:07 Aug 29
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- Is it one book for elementary, middle, highschool? - Linda 8:25 Aug 29
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- Well, I like it because... - Deece in MN 7:25 Aug 29
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- Yes - what Chris said... My oldest is in the 2nd session of AG... - Heather in VA 12:05 Aug 29
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- Analytical Grammar (link inside)... - Heather in VA 21:40 Aug 28
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