- We read Ergermeier's Bible Story Book alongside SOTW. My kids loved it. Me too. nt. - Brenda in FL 1:54 Sep 8
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- I found it to be too intense for 3rd grade (I tried it 2 yrs ago) but would consider revisiting it for middle or high school. nt - Dana in OR 1:45 Sep 8
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- For me the jury is still out - its almost too much to keep up with. nt - Ellen 1:36 Sep 8
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- Ellen.... - Heather in VA 1:47 Sep 8
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- Ellen.... - Heather in VA 1:47 Sep 8
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- We are on week 1 and my 5th grade son thinks our neighbors - frogpond1 0:50 Sep 8
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- We are, and will be for a long, long time. :) nt - Brenda on Olympic Peninsula w/ 4ds 0:32 Sep 8
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- Yep - I'm using it... - Heather in VA 0:27 Sep 8
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- I love it and am sticking with it. nt - Tina 0:23 Sep 8
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- Re: Anyone have the link to Character Quality Language Arts curriculum? I can't find it. nt - Denise in IN 1:18 Sep 8
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- Tag you're it!!! I emailed you back. nt - Heather in VA 0:09 Sep 8
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- It's very full even without the writing - Chris in CA 23:54 Sep 7
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- Re: Complete sentences - dcd 0:27 Sep 8
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- You're not expecting too much. You may have to do some modelling, but it's worth it. nt. - Debi in IL 23:25 Sep 7
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- I should add that ds has a FULL schedule and . . . - Kimm in WA 23:26 Sep 7
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- We are... - Midwest Momma 21:50 Sep 7
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- "Roman meat" - abbeyej 21:34 Sep 7
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- WOW! Thanks, Abbey...the meat course was where I was stuck. nt - Ree 22:10 Sep 7
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- WOW! Thanks, Abbey...the meat course was where I was stuck. nt - Ree 22:10 Sep 7
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- Yes, thanks! (m) - Donna T. 22:22 Sep 7
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- Donna, good news :)They have extensive samples from each reader and tg on their site... - Deb in PA 22:28 Sep 7
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- Donna, good news :)They have extensive samples from each reader and tg on their site... - Deb in PA 22:28 Sep 7
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- Janice.... thank you so much for posting this!!! (m) - Virginia Heather 21:34 Sep 7
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- I personally LOVE the McGuffey readers! But........ - lamb 21:38 Sep 7
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- Exactly what are your children objecting to? Have they... - Allison 21:18 Sep 7
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- Allison, I have ALL the Lang Fairy books...where the heck do I start??? Are some more difficult than others? nt - Ree 22:54 Sep 7
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- Allison, what's the difference between the old Langs and the updated ones? TIA (nt) - Debra in TX 22:50 Sep 7
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- Allison, I have ALL the Lang Fairy books...where the heck do I start??? Are some more difficult than others? nt - Ree 22:54 Sep 7
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- Whitney, K listened to it on audio last year. Our library has it. (nt) - Regena in KY 19:50 Sep 7
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- Yup - check to see if your library has it in an audiobook. - Janice in NJ 19:32 Sep 7
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- I did this/do this(m) - Jen4b 20:54 Sep 7
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- Jump right in. What ETC is your dc doing? nt - carin' for seven 18:24 Sep 7
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- Just the first one. It's review actually... - Yevrah 19:10 Sep 7
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- ETC 1 is easier than Spelling Workout A... - carin' for seven 19:48 Sep 7
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- I was thinking about this the other day. What a timely thread! - CED 21:27 Sep 7
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- I was thinking about this the other day. What a timely thread! - CED 21:27 Sep 7
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- ETC 1 is easier than Spelling Workout A... - carin' for seven 19:48 Sep 7
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- Just the first one. It's review actually... - Yevrah 19:10 Sep 7
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- This looks really neat!!! - Lisa K 23:45 Sep 7
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- Thanks to all of you who posted these great "recipes". This is just what we were looking for! nt - Robin in DFW 22:47 Sep 7
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- We did this! - Kristine out of lurking 17:47 Sep 7
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- Here is a link to instructions for the mummified apple. (link inside) - AKmommy 17:43 Sep 7
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- Here are the instructions for making a "fruity pharaoh"... - Debbie in Austin 17:37 Sep 7
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- Now this is neat! Thank you! (nt) - Shannon in Fl 18:18 Sep 7
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- Now this is neat! Thank you! (nt) - Shannon in Fl 18:18 Sep 7
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- It is good but might be a little pricey - Ottakee 17:43 Sep 7
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- Oops....should read "introductory CIVICS course or book." - Elizabeth 17:17 Sep 7
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- American Government Today series is nice for that age... - Lori D. 18:09 Sep 7
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- Thank you so much! nt - Elizabeth 22:12 Sep 7
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- Thank you so much! nt - Elizabeth 22:12 Sep 7
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- American Government Today series is nice for that age... - Lori D. 18:09 Sep 7
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- I have the Kingfisher Science Encyclopedia - Reya 21:55 Sep 7
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- having just done 3rd grade chemistry... - CED 17:11 Sep 7
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- Re: Questions concerning my 5th grade curriculum choices... - Vikki 20:40 Sep 7
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- I completely agree with KPzz...you can't "rush" LP II - it's definitely tougher than I and they need "digesting" time. nt - Susan in TX 18:37 Sep 7
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- I would not schedule Latin Primer that way (m) - KPzz 18:34 Sep 7
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- I'm so surprised because you always spoke so highly of it. Still, your new plans sound terrific. I empathize with the desire to cut back. nt - anj 0:22 Sep 8
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- What are you going to do with all your time????LOL!nt - Mama Owl 22:24 Sep 7
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- WOW Ria!!!! - Heather in VA 19:46 Sep 7
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- Enjoy your year, Ria. Some of our best hs memories are (m) - TammyLa 19:24 Sep 7
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- Ria, I have been wanting to ask you about Calvert... - Dana in OR 19:06 Sep 7
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- Re: Ria, I have been wanting to ask you about Calvert... - Ria 19:34 Sep 7
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- Thanks Ria. Like I said it wouldn't be for this year but I'm thinking down the line... - Dana in OR 1:53 Sep 8
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- Thanks Ria. Like I said it wouldn't be for this year but I'm thinking down the line... - Dana in OR 1:53 Sep 8
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- One thing to keep in mind... - kbm 19:28 Sep 7
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- Thanks Beth, that's what had me confused...all the Houghton Mifflin books. I will do a comparison. nt - Dana in OR 1:54 Sep 8
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- Thanks Beth, that's what had me confused...all the Houghton Mifflin books. I will do a comparison. nt - Dana in OR 1:54 Sep 8
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- Re: Ria, I have been wanting to ask you about Calvert... - Ria 19:34 Sep 7
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- My plans keep changing .... - Kris in TN 18:31 Sep 7
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- But your new plans sound very cool! - kbm 17:24 Sep 7
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- Good for you, Ria..... - Tammy 16:50 Sep 7
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- I like them... - Michele T. in WA 1:27 Sep 8
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- I used them for F, G and H, but only (m) - KPzz 18:35 Sep 7
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- So, what is in the TM anyway, besides prepared sentences for the spelling test?nt - Jacqui in mo 19:31 Sep 7
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- Oops! Jacqui, see my response above. nt - Michele T. in WA 1:29 Sep 8
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- Oops! Jacqui, see my response above. nt - Michele T. in WA 1:29 Sep 8
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- So, what is in the TM anyway, besides prepared sentences for the spelling test?nt - Jacqui in mo 19:31 Sep 7
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- I haven't found them at all necessary for books E or F. nt - Cathy in TX 18:26 Sep 7
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- Thanks, ladies! You've put my mind at ease! nt - Christy 21:50 Sep 7
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- Nothing here! (nt) - Virginia Heather 21:45 Sep 7
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- Nope. :-) nt - Poppins in Manitoba 19:50 Sep 7
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- I bought Singapore 1A, B, and the word problems, but so far they are worthless to dd. She does them just for fun. (m) - OhElizabeth 19:47 Sep 7
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- we supplemented with Calculadders and Quartermile. (nt) - Jackie 16:21 Sep 7
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- Nope. nt - Pensguys 16:05 Sep 7
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- Not currently... - GVA 15:57 Sep 7
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- their website says "printed and on it's way to TT - order now" (link inside) - Laura in OH 16:07 Sep 7
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- Guess I'm just wondering how long "on it's way"is?(big grin) NT - Deb in PA 16:12 Sep 7
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- Guess I'm just wondering how long "on it's way"is?(big grin) NT - Deb in PA 16:12 Sep 7
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- Its Ready now, I believe. www.allcatholicbooks.com has it - Mama Owl 15:54 Sep 7
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- Really? I couldn't find it (though I did find Alg 1&2) NT - Deb in PA 16:11 Sep 7
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- Sorry, Your correct! I saw the algebra.OOPS! - Mama Owl 16:21 Sep 7
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- Oh, that's ok. Thanks for trying! I sent an email to TT; I'll call if I don't get a quick response(m) - Deb in PA 16:27 Sep 7
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- Oh, that's ok. Thanks for trying! I sent an email to TT; I'll call if I don't get a quick response(m) - Deb in PA 16:27 Sep 7
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- Sorry, Your correct! I saw the algebra.OOPS! - Mama Owl 16:21 Sep 7
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- Really? I couldn't find it (though I did find Alg 1&2) NT - Deb in PA 16:11 Sep 7
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- We use A Beka & Singapore. Never had a problem. (nt) - claire up north 19:20 Sep 7
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- We use Singapore and Miquon and its never been a problem. m - Nienna 16:20 Sep 7
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- I've just posted this on my site (link) ... - Kris in TN 15:31 Sep 7
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- Thanks Kris, Ria just sent me a copy! (nt) - Gita 22:12 Sep 7
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- Thanks Kris, Ria just sent me a copy! (nt) - Gita 22:12 Sep 7
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- Poetry has it's own rules... - Tami 17:35 Sep 7
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- I agree- we choose from a wide variety of genre's for copywork, including poetry nt - Peela 20:56 Sep 7
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- I agree- we choose from a wide variety of genre's for copywork, including poetry nt - Peela 20:56 Sep 7
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- Re: Is it a good idea to use poetry as copywork? - Wendi 17:10 Sep 7
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- I have my ds copy the poems he's memorizing, but it is not the only copywork he does. nt - StacyTea 17:06 Sep 7
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- I would avoid having her copy it at all, unless she is rock solid on her grammar & such, for just the reasons you cited nft - katilac 15:36 Sep 7
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- The good news is, all the possibilities you mentioned are just fine... :o) - abbeyej 14:07 Sep 7
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- Thank you... - j.griff 14:41 Sep 7
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- As for a good handbook that Abbeyej suggests, the Rod and Staff English Handbook is very good and straight forward. (lm) - Jennifer in FL 14:28 Sep 7
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- Thank you... - j.griff 14:41 Sep 7
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- Also, TruthQuest, Learning Adventures, BiblioPlan, Sonlight.(nt) - Tami 19:03 Sep 7
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- Take a look at My Father's World and WinterPromise (nt) - Rebecca S 15:27 Sep 7
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- What stage are you in? nt - frogpond1 14:50 Sep 7
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- Re: What stage are you in? nt - slbooks 2:49 Sep 8
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- Re: What stage are you in? nt - slbooks 2:49 Sep 8
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- Sounds like Tapestry of Grace might be what you are looking for.nt - catalinakel 14:49 Sep 7
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- My plan is simple - Patricia Hasley 14:38 Sep 7
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- Ancient Civ. and the Bible would be a start. Listen to the CD and then pick one of many activities in the book. nt - LCGal 14:38 Sep 7 (1)
- Would Everyday Mathematics fit the bill? - abbeyej 19:32 Sep 7
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- BTW, I just found an interesting discussion of Trailblazers... - abbeyej 19:35 Sep 7 (1)
- Check out Mathematically Correct and NYHold (on the web) for reviews. I'm sure you will get leads on other similar programs. nt - mtnparent 17:56 Sep 7
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- Can I ask why she *wants* something similar to Trailblazers? It's "constructivist" math, and from what I've heard, crummy. nt - FlockOfSillies (fka Brenda FOS) 16:25 Sep 7
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- Sure. She says her dd used it in ps and she (mom) likes it (sigh) and wants to stick with it. nt - Vanna 16:39 Sep 7
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- Sure. She says her dd used it in ps and she (mom) likes it (sigh) and wants to stick with it. nt - Vanna 16:39 Sep 7
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- I think Singapore Math teaches addition that way - Mama Owl 16:00 Sep 7
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- I would add a different topic of her choice (m) - KPzz 18:37 Sep 7
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- If she wants to add more reading (independently & her choose) and creative writing. nt - Beth in TN 16:39 Sep 7
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- Just because she's flying through it doesn't necessarily mean you need to add more! - Kim 14:41 Sep 7
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- What grade level are you looking for? - Lori D. 18:20 Sep 7
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- Thanks Lori!nt - Whitney 19:20 Sep 7
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- Thanks Lori!nt - Whitney 19:20 Sep 7
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- Re: Anyone familiar with "The Gift Of Reading" by Trudy Palmer.. - Susan in La 22:27 Sep 7
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- Considering God's Creation - Lisa K 23:49 Sep 7
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- We're using BJU Science 4 this year, but... - Donna A. 14:07 Sep 7
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- Considering God's Creation w/ The Giant Science Resource Book by Evan Moor.... - Mel in Tx 13:28 Sep 7
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- Apologia - specifically Astronomy right now. It's the only think that works for us after trying others. nt - jmgconner 13:23 Sep 7
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- I "second" the Apologia Astronomy. Using it for my elementary aged kids in a small group setting. nt - Vanna 15:50 Sep 7
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- Third! After half a dozen science curricula in three years, this is the big winner with me, and my 5th and 2nd graders. nt - Kristine out of lurking 17:45 Sep 7 (1)
- I "second" the Apologia Astronomy. Using it for my elementary aged kids in a small group setting. nt - Vanna 15:50 Sep 7
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- We read an abridged RH, but even my 6yods also loved the Errol Flynn movie! nt - Kristine out of lurking 17:41 Sep 7
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- One read aloud and one independent read suggested inside - Brenda in FL 15:28 Sep 7
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- Thanks, Brenda! We just finished (and loved) Robinson Crusoe... I'll look for the other. - Donna T. 15:35 Sep 7
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- Thanks, Brenda! We just finished (and loved) Robinson Crusoe... I'll look for the other. - Donna T. 15:35 Sep 7
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- Re: Switching from ABeka to Rod and Staff?? again... - Tracey in Cal 21:04 Sep 7
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- Re: Paper Mache Question - AnnieN 17:23 Sep 7
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- I was hoping that was the answer... - Angel 19:31 Sep 7
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- I was hoping that was the answer... - Angel 19:31 Sep 7
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- We're using Abeka 5 this year. - Kay in IN 12:34 Sep 7
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- Kay, you've got mail. Thanks. nt - Kim 14:56 Sep 7
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- Kay, you've got mail. Thanks. nt - Kim 14:56 Sep 7
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- Well, I placed orders from both before we left the states and . . (m) - Terrie in Germany 4:17 Sep 8
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- Thanks, everyone....I forgot RockSolid is semiclose in FL for me too...I'll see what they say. nt - Pensguys 17:26 Sep 7
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- Sonlight guarantees shipment within five business days. - Paula H 14:26 Sep 7
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- Sonlight, definitelly. (nt) - Bet 12:27 Sep 7
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- I mean "definitely", of course! (nt) - Bet, who usually knows how to spell 12:29 Sep 7
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- but i kind of like your new word . . . nft - katilac 15:37 Sep 7
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- but i kind of like your new word . . . nft - katilac 15:37 Sep 7
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- I mean "definitely", of course! (nt) - Bet, who usually knows how to spell 12:29 Sep 7
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- Based on quickness, I'd choose SL. You might call them to get an idea of ship date/time. nt. - Kristine out of lurking 12:22 Sep 7
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- This is Latin, right? I have a question about intermediate/advanced Latin - KPzz 18:41 Sep 7
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- Kpzz....maybe you can post this at the top of the board.... - Tammy 22:05 Sep 7
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- Kpzz....maybe you can post this at the top of the board.... - Tammy 22:05 Sep 7
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- Try www.AllCatholicBooks.com and for an answer key.. - LH 12:07 Sep 7
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- If you can find Volume 11 of out of print--My Book House, it has a pretty good logic stage summary of Dante's inferno.nt - Carol in Cal. 20:21 Sep 7
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- No, we used the "adult" translation for 6th grade (m) - KPzz 18:43 Sep 7
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- Oh, thank you, dear ladies! (m) - lamb 21:42 Sep 7
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- We use Sword Fighting by Karyn Henley. m - profmom 17:53 Sep 7
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- We liked this resource a LOT (m) - KPzz 18:44 Sep 7
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- We liked this resource a LOT (m) - KPzz 18:44 Sep 7
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- Have you looked at Desiring God (John Pipers ministry) Fighter verses? We really like them. nm - Nienna 16:31 Sep 7
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- We use the Memory Work Notebook by Paul Settle (Great Commission Publications) (nt) - VH in MN 15:53 Sep 7
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- We use the Westminster Shorter Catechism, but I also like - Donna A. 14:14 Sep 7
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- Re: Ideas for memorizing Bible verses? - mereadeux 13:39 Sep 7
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- We do the same thing... - Laurie in VA 20:55 Sep 7
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- We do the same thing... - Laurie in VA 20:55 Sep 7
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- How about using a catechism? We like this one... - mom2abcd 12:18 Sep 7
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- Can you use the AWANA book at home as a family? - Beth in TN 11:54 Sep 7
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- Generally, there doesn't need to be a "transition" to cursive.. - Ellie 12:24 Sep 7
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- Oooh! Tell us about it! nt - mom2abcd 12:21 Sep 7
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- Let Susan C. Anthony tell you on her site - MIch elle 14:35 Sep 7
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- Let Susan C. Anthony tell you on her site - MIch elle 14:35 Sep 7
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- you can download chapters at Peacehillpress.org nt - carin' for seven 11:03 Sep 7
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- sorry .com nt - carin' for seven 11:07 Sep 7
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- I had to stop and think about your subject line (sorry.com). Never heard of that website, lol. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 16:48 Sep 7
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- I had to stop and think about your subject line (sorry.com). Never heard of that website, lol. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 16:48 Sep 7
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- sorry .com nt - carin' for seven 11:07 Sep 7
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- Heather, do you use BJU math and Singapore (m) - Jenn 14:19 Sep 7
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- This is what we are doing so far... - Heather in VA 14:41 Sep 7
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- Heather, thanks for the detailed reply (m) - Jenn 1:07 Sep 8
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- Heather, thanks for the detailed reply (m) - Jenn 1:07 Sep 8
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- This is what we are doing so far... - Heather in VA 14:41 Sep 7
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- It's great to read posts like this! Great job! nt - Kisa in CA 12:46 Sep 7
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- Can I get your opinion? (m) - Brenda on Olympic Peninsula w/ 4ds 12:46 Sep 7
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- Bear in mind I'm only a few weeks into BJU... - Heather in VA 12:58 Sep 7
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- Thank you! (m) - Brenda on Olympic Peninsula w/ 4ds 18:53 Sep 7
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- Thank you! (m) - Brenda on Olympic Peninsula w/ 4ds 18:53 Sep 7
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- Bear in mind I'm only a few weeks into BJU... - Heather in VA 12:58 Sep 7
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- Re: Can I just say I LOVE LOVE LOVE BJU Math!! (more) - Lisa K 12:03 Sep 7
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- Well - that's the big problem LOL... - Heather in VA 12:21 Sep 7
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- Re: Well - that's the big problem LOL... - Lisa K 16:44 Sep 7
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- Re: Well - that's the big problem LOL... - Lisa K 16:44 Sep 7
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- Well - that's the big problem LOL... - Heather in VA 12:21 Sep 7
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- email me and I'll send you a copy.nt - Renai 11:23 Sep 7
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- I emailed also, I would love a copy if you don't mind. nt. - Shannon in CA 22:57 Sep 7
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- I emailed also, I would love a copy if you don't mind. nt. - Shannon in CA 22:57 Sep 7
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- Here's a wonderful link that I found here last year. - Kristine out of lurking 12:18 Sep 7
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- I'd substitute either of these 2 "reader" books instead... - Lori D. 18:27 Sep 7
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- skip it; that is a very advanced and 'dense' book nft - katilac 15:39 Sep 7
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- It's an excellent book -- but it's a stretch for many 6yos. I'd save it for next time, based on what you said... - abbeyej 12:28 Sep 7
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- I'd say anything at that age that isn't adding to the experience should be shelved. nt - Heather in VA 11:41 Sep 7
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- I'd say skip it. (nt) - Wendi 11:13 Sep 7
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- We have DWC but haven't started it yet... - Kay in Cal 14:44 Sep 7
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- I hated it too until we began the lesson plans in My Father's World curriculum... - Donna T. 12:52 Sep 7
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- Prev. attempts at Drawing With Children . . . now moving to Artistic Pursuits - Kimm in WA 11:30 Sep 7
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- Is Artistic Pursuits life drawing like DWC, or cartooning like DWN? (nt) - Kay in Cal 14:40 Sep 7
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- Realistic drawing . . . and THEY get to chose what they want to draw. Look at the samples online. (nt) - Kimm in WA 15:38 Sep 7
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- Realistic drawing . . . and THEY get to chose what they want to draw. Look at the samples online. (nt) - Kimm in WA 15:38 Sep 7
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- Same here...Sold Drawing...Love Artistic Pursuits nt. - Melissa B 12:09 Sep 7
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- Is Artistic Pursuits life drawing like DWC, or cartooning like DWN? (nt) - Kay in Cal 14:40 Sep 7
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- Here's what I like about it... - Carol in Cal. 10:47 Sep 7
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- Finding Art Teachers... - Wendy 13:19 Sep 7
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- Oh no, that's farther than mine. - kbm 12:21 Sep 7
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- Finding Art Teachers... - Wendy 13:19 Sep 7
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- I wonder if Right Start would work out for you? (more) - Rebecca in VA 18:31 Sep 7
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- Rod & Staff math 4, 5 or 6 - MIch elle 10:29 Sep 7
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- What I do is... - AnnieN 12:11 Sep 7
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- NO!! - Tammy B in FL 9:37 Sep 7
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- No! No memory work, pretty please?? .... - Busy Mom 9:28 Sep 7
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- We alternate weeks of history/geography with weeks of science. It's easier for me to prepare for and provides more opportunity for supplemental books/activities.(nt) - Tami 18:57 Sep 7
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- We do the same. Works well for us. nt - Brit 19:26 Sep 7
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- We do the same. Works well for us. nt - Brit 19:26 Sep 7
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- In my mind, block schedules seem best suited to High school.... - Karen in TX 16:38 Sep 7
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- Do your children really need all of the above daily? - Arch At Home 14:56 Sep 7
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- We started a 12 block system this year... - Melissa B 12:36 Sep 7
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- I prefer Daily Effort in Math, Writing, Reading, Latin -- I'll watch for more responses too - LH 12:10 Sep 7
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- Have you considered doing one "big subject" (m) - Heath 9:56 Sep 7
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- This is working for us this year - Michele T. in WA 10:06 Sep 7
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- This is working for us this year - Michele T. in WA 10:06 Sep 7
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- Re: Has anyone found a block schedule that actually works? - Robin in DFW 9:40 Sep 7
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- Skills vs content courses... - AnnieN 12:04 Sep 7
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- This makes sense...So which are skill can which content? see my list - Mama Owl 16:13 Sep 7
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- This is a lot! - AnnieN 17:57 Sep 7
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- Yeah, thats what I was thinking too...but wasn't sure. - Mama Owl 22:40 Sep 7
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- Yeah, thats what I was thinking too...but wasn't sure. - Mama Owl 22:40 Sep 7
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- This is a lot! - AnnieN 17:57 Sep 7
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- This makes sense...So which are skill can which content? see my list - Mama Owl 16:13 Sep 7
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- Skills vs content courses... - AnnieN 12:04 Sep 7
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- What exactly is block scheduling? - Busy Mom 9:39 Sep 7
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- I set up a link to it - frogpond1 14:56 Sep 7
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- Here it is, it is a bit hard to find! - frogpond1 14:55 Sep 7
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- Several products we like. - Cindyg 22:58 Sep 7
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- It'll depend on what kind of thing would excite him.. - Kate in Abu Dhabi 8:44 Sep 7
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- Re: Math Drill for 2nd Grade - Kay in IN 8:21 Sep 7
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- I'm horrified! WTMers using "not great literature!" ;) - AnnieN 11:59 Sep 7
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- Certainly not great literature!, but we give them 2 thumbs up... - Susan in SoCal 10:01 Sep 7
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- my kids just found the audio for Groovy Greeks at the library....m - Peela 9:11 Sep 7
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- Re: Horrible History books (Terry Deary) - Kay in IN 8:15 Sep 7
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- Thanks! - AnnieN 9:06 Sep 7
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- Thanks! - AnnieN 9:06 Sep 7
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- Here's what happened to us on the first day.... - Jacklyn 9:12 Sep 7
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- wow I feel for you ! how about > - BMC 9:02 Sep 7
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- Sounds like a good plan - MIch elle 9:28 Sep 7
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- Way to go, BMC! nt - BusyMom 9:22 Sep 7
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- Sounds like a good plan - MIch elle 9:28 Sep 7
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- 6th and 8th graders can basically work by themselves can't they - Jill 8:32 Sep 7
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- I was thinking along those same lines...Use the Robinson Methods... - Mama Owl 9:02 Sep 7
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- ? for you about RC - 6 meadows 9:11 Sep 7
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- Im not really doing it this year. - Mama Owl 16:32 Sep 7
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- I want the simplicity of RC but... - 6 meadows 16:50 Sep 7
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- I want the simplicity of RC but... - 6 meadows 16:50 Sep 7
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- Im not really doing it this year. - Mama Owl 16:32 Sep 7
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- ? for you about RC - 6 meadows 9:11 Sep 7
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- I was thinking along those same lines...Use the Robinson Methods... - Mama Owl 9:02 Sep 7
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- I feel for you... - AnnieN 7:57 Sep 7
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- Thanks for all of your help! nt. - Bonita in IN 0:19 Sep 8
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- Teaching the Classics... - trackmom 10:32 Sep 7
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- You might pick up a copy of "Reading Strands." It teaches the teacher/parent how to discuss fiction with their student. - Janice in NJ 7:41 Sep 7
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- http://shekinahcc.com/ Has Spelling Workout! NT - Tammy 9:53 Sep 7
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- call amazon and find out where it is. nt - Jill 9:21 Sep 7
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- We used Spelling Workout, Level F - KPzz 7:58 Sep 7
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- Re: Spelling/Grammar Curriculum for a 10 year old - fifth grade - Bonita in IN 7:31 Sep 7
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- I can't speak to the 10-yr old curriculum question.. - Kate in Abu Dhabi 6:47 Sep 7
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- Thank you to those who responded - I appreciate your advice :) nt - Kim 22:29 Sep 7
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- We needed 4 days to cover a chapter at that age. - kbm 8:41 Sep 7
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- You need to do what works for your schedule.. - Juls in CT 7:58 Sep 7
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- I'm working on lesson plans now.. - Kate in Abu Dhabi 4:26 Sep 7
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- souds like you know what you want already - hsm 9:13 Sep 7
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- Re: PreK/Kinder curriculum - 2lilreds in NC 1:42 Sep 7
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- Re: PreK/Kinder curriculum - Lisa K 2:01 Sep 7
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- More - Lisa K 2:04 Sep 7
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- More - Lisa K 2:04 Sep 7
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- Re: PreK/Kinder curriculum - Lisa K 2:01 Sep 7
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- Gee, Julie, thank you! You're making me blush. nt - Paula H 14:22 Sep 7
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- Clueless here. What is FLL? nt. - T Baer 11:40 Sep 7
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- First Language Lessons - grammar for 1st and 2nd graders by Jesse Wise (JW) , availale form Peach Hill Press (PHP). HTH nt - ELaurie (formerly Laurie) 12:37 Sep 7
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- available from Peace Hill Press : ). nt - ELaurie 12:41 Sep 7
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- available from Peace Hill Press : ). nt - ELaurie 12:41 Sep 7
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- First Language Lessons - grammar for 1st and 2nd graders by Jesse Wise (JW) , availale form Peach Hill Press (PHP). HTH nt - ELaurie (formerly Laurie) 12:37 Sep 7
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- It was worth the money here for both dc. nt - Another Michelle 10:23 Sep 7
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- It's wonderful. My 7yo so proud to have a CD for school like his big brothers have for Latin! It really helped his memorization too. nt - Linda G in MO 8:15 Sep 7
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- Yes, I have two girls who enjoy it for different reasons. Great investment! nt - Donna A. 1:13 Sep 7
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- My 3rd-4th grader loves the parts-of-speech songs! (nt) - Julie in MN 0:31 Sep 7
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- Here... - Ellie 23:55 Sep 6
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- Ellie? - 6 meadows 8:08 Sep 7
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- Probably :-) nt - Ellie 11:00 Sep 7
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- Probably :-) nt - Ellie 11:00 Sep 7
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- Ellie? - 6 meadows 8:08 Sep 7
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- I'll try... - Danielle 8:55 Sep 7
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- Thanks Danielle. nt - ELaurie 12:39 Sep 7
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- Thanks Danielle. nt - ELaurie 12:39 Sep 7
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- Try Phonetic Zoo. nt - Holly in N NV 10:25 Sep 7
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- My 8th grade dd can't spell either, we do Apples. (sm) - Yevrah 9:19 Sep 7
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- I used Apples for my high schooler and SpellWell for my 7th grader...(m) - Andee 9:10 Sep 7
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- I'm using How to Spell w/10yo, 9yo, & soon 6 yo -m - Kathie in VA 7:26 Sep 7
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- Might also want to look into Megawords -m - Kathie in VA 7:29 Sep 7
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- oh, yes, I forgot -- add that to my post on what we are doing... - Lori D. 18:33 Sep 7
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- and also... working with those word endings and prefixes... - Lori D. 18:50 Sep 7
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- and also... working with those word endings and prefixes... - Lori D. 18:50 Sep 7
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- oh, yes, I forgot -- add that to my post on what we are doing... - Lori D. 18:33 Sep 7
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- Might also want to look into Megawords -m - Kathie in VA 7:29 Sep 7
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- We did Sequential Spelling with our 4th grader last year and - frogpond1 1:59 Sep 7
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- What level did you start your fourth grader in? How many quizzes per day/week? What level is he in now? (nt) - CED 15:13 Sep 7
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- Yes! Check out Sequential Spelling for your 5th grader and focus on reading/phonics with your 1st. nt - Peggys 10:22 Sep 7
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- Yes! Check out Sequential Spelling for your 5th grader and focus on reading/phonics with your 1st. nt - Peggys 9:10 Sep 7
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- What level did you start your fourth grader in? How many quizzes per day/week? What level is he in now? (nt) - CED 15:13 Sep 7
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- I sound like a broken record.... - BusyMom 1:28 Sep 7
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- I'm going to use How To Spell for my 2nd grader. You may consider Sequential Spelling for your poor speller. nt - FlockOfSillies (fka Brenda FOS) 0:37 Sep 7
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- I'd also like to hear what you think wasn't working..... - Pensguys 0:19 Sep 7
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- no answers, just empathy -- we're spelling dropouts from Spelling Power, Spelling Workout, Sonlight L.A., - Lori D. 0:01 Sep 7
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- So, when they learned those 150 words, did they start to spell them correctly in other writing? - Carol in Cal. 10:55 Sep 7
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- yes --I still hear him mutter "p-e--O-p--l-e to spell "people"... - Lori D. 18:43 Sep 7
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- yes --I still hear him mutter "p-e--O-p--l-e to spell "people"... - Lori D. 18:43 Sep 7
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- You are such a reassuring person. I loved hearing about your lesson formats... - Bonita in IN 7:40 Sep 7
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- oh, Bonita, you are so sweet! you made my day! Alas, I DO have my "wicked witch" days, too. (lol) - Lori D. 18:45 Sep 7
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- oh, Bonita, you are so sweet! you made my day! Alas, I DO have my "wicked witch" days, too. (lol) - Lori D. 18:45 Sep 7
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- As a poor speller myself I choose to believe the best people are bad spellers LOL - thanks for the input !!! nt - Heather in VA 0:05 Sep 7 (2)
- ps -- that last paragraph should say "Edison and Einstein" -- my oops! nt - Lori D. 0:03 Sep 7
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- PS again -- that should read "FACT: Edison and Einstein couldn't say the alphabet straight thru" (nt) - Lori D. 18:54 Sep 7
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- PS again -- that should read "FACT: Edison and Einstein couldn't say the alphabet straight thru" (nt) - Lori D. 18:54 Sep 7
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- So, when they learned those 150 words, did they start to spell them correctly in other writing? - Carol in Cal. 10:55 Sep 7
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- Have you tried - Melissa 23:58 Sep 6
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- What about it didn't you like??? (m) - Julieofsardis 23:51 Sep 6
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- I just started SWR also... - Lee in AZ 23:33 Sep 6
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- Could it be Donna Young's site? (link enclosed) - ELaurie 23:23 Sep 6
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- No. Sandy? - Karen Burrell 6:15 Sep 7
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- Here you go - MS 8:01 Sep 7
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- Here you go - MS 8:01 Sep 7
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- No. Sandy? - Karen Burrell 6:15 Sep 7
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- I haven't used SWR, but I implement WRTR in a very simple way - Diane in Phoenix 10:59 Sep 7
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- Oops! I meant to type "I dictate, he writes". Sorry--i guess I need my coffee! :) (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 11:00 Sep 7
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- Oops! I meant to type "I dictate, he writes". Sorry--i guess I need my coffee! :) (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 11:00 Sep 7
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- I've used both, and this is why SWR works for me. - Kristine out of lurking 9:54 Sep 7
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- Re: SWR vs. WRTR - Can someone help???? PLEASE? - Nanette 0:29 Sep 7
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- Either one will "work" if you use it consistently... - Ellie 23:59 Sep 6
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- Found it! (link inside) - ELaurie (formerly Laurie) 22:45 Sep 6
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- We do multiple lessons at a time, I read ahead and skip the review section... - Kay in Cal 11:45 Sep 7
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- With my dd I skipped a lot of lessons, particularly in the beginning. With my ESL son, the repetition is really helping! (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 11:02 Sep 7
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- It was repetitive, but I do most of the review because it is the best way to instill the concepts. nt - katie4 8:59 Sep 7
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- I think it OK to move on, because there is constant review throughout the book... - Juls in CT 8:01 Sep 7
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- I feel that way about the FLL in general, actually. (nt) - Colleen 3:04 Sep 7
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- We skipped through a lot when doing it with my 9yo (for obvious reasons), but.... - Donna A. 1:15 Sep 7
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- We aren't skipping either, but just not repeating as much. nt - Pensguys 0:21 Sep 7
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- We didn't skip any lessons, but I don't make my child repeat everything 3 times - Cindyg 23:51 Sep 6
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- We are skipping a lot of lessons - Pam 23:17 Sep 6
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- Thanks guys - there is just something about getting that "OK" from the board to skip LOL nt - Heather in VA 23:07 Sep 6
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- I telescoped quite a bit of the first half, - Carol in Cal. 23:06 Sep 6
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- Yes, very repetitive in the beginning. Agreeing with Abbey about skipping and condensing. nm - Stacy in NJ 23:04 Sep 6
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- I certainly found it worked better for us to move quickly through some sections and skip unnecessary review... - abbeyej 22:52 Sep 6
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- Here's one ... - Kris in TN 10:03 Sep 7
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- Try MSN games. nt - FlockOfSillies (fka Brenda FOS) 0:39 Sep 7
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- I purchased I Can Do All Things... - kbm 23:48 Sep 6
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- Thanks for the encouragement & advice--I'll move it to the Read-Aloud section. :-) (nt) - Andee 8:43 Sep 7
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- Try this... - Beth in TN 7:26 Sep 7
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- Now, why didn't I think of that? ;-) It's what I do with the KJV Bible. :-) (nt) - Andee 8:41 Sep 7
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- Now, why didn't I think of that? ;-) It's what I do with the KJV Bible. :-) (nt) - Andee 8:41 Sep 7
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- Re: 5th grader burst into tears today over Rolf and the Viking Bow...(m) - Martha in GA 0:08 Sep 7
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- Re: 5th grader burst into tears today over Rolf and the Viking Bow...(m) - Martha in GA 23:58 Sep 6
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- Sorry for the double post. Kept waiting for this to show up! nt - Martha in GA 0:11 Sep 7
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- Sorry for the double post. Kept waiting for this to show up! nt - Martha in GA 0:11 Sep 7
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- Loved Rolf!! had a 4th and 7th at the time...nt - Dooley 22:59 Sep 6
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- It's a wonderful book! However, you might want to wait a while - CynthiaOK 21:30 Sep 6
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- I agree! I have pre-ordered the boxed set which is supposed to be out this month. Waiting, waiting. :-) nt - PeggyS 9:09 Sep 7
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- We just received books 1-4 from bookcloseouts today! - PMarie 22:08 Sep 6
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- ??? - Megan from IN 10:24 Sep 7 (1)
- Loved, loved, LOVED "Spartacus" with Kirk Douglas.(nt) - Tami 17:41 Sep 7
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- Excellent film, but some suggestive material -- might preview first for kids under 12 (nt) - Lori D. 18:56 Sep 7
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- Excellent film, but some suggestive material -- might preview first for kids under 12 (nt) - Lori D. 18:56 Sep 7
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- Focus on the Family has a new DVD on Ancient Rome (m) - Beth in TN 7:32 Sep 7
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- That would be that recommended them. I think they are great especially for the older students and if you want Bible history as well. nt. - Brenda in FL 15:40 Sep 7
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- OH THANKS! NT - Jen in MD 21:46 Sep 7
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- OH THANKS! NT - Jen in MD 21:46 Sep 7
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- That would be that recommended them. I think they are great especially for the older students and if you want Bible history as well. nt. - Brenda in FL 15:40 Sep 7
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- as a wrap-up, enjoy "Ben Hur" (the 1950s version)... - Lori D. 0:10 Sep 7
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- Schlessinger Media - Cindyg 23:53 Sep 6
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- oh, these look awesome, thanks! NT - Jen in MD 22:04 Sep 7
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- Second these . . . - Brenda in FL 15:38 Sep 7
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- oh, these look awesome, thanks! NT - Jen in MD 22:04 Sep 7
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- We are watching tonight...and this one is NOT for kids! - Mama Owl 22:46 Sep 6
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- Re: We are watching tonight...and this one is NOT for kids! - Jen in MD 21:43 Sep 7
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- Re: We are watching tonight...and this one is NOT for kids! - Jen in MD 21:43 Sep 7
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- Re: Rome videos? - SMS 21:33 Sep 6
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- Have you begun using Prima Latina yet? (m) - Crissy in WA 20:57 Sep 6
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- Just a few lessons... - angela&boys 8:04 Sep 7
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- Could your friend be more familiar with the Classical pronunciation? (m) - Crissy in WA 11:41 Sep 7
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- Thank you Crissy... - angela&boys 12:47 Sep 7
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- You are welcome. Good luck finding just the right program for your family. nt - Crissy 16:09 Sep 7
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- You are welcome. Good luck finding just the right program for your family. nt - Crissy 16:09 Sep 7
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- Thank you Crissy... - angela&boys 12:47 Sep 7
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- Could your friend be more familiar with the Classical pronunciation? (m) - Crissy in WA 11:41 Sep 7
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- Just a few lessons... - angela&boys 8:04 Sep 7
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- I feel it's complete with less than your friend will have, but I am not trying to replicate a Singaporean experience. nt - Laura in CT 7:41 Sep 7
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- Yes. In fact, it's be "complete" without the teacher's guide and flash cards, imo. (nt) - Colleen 3:07 Sep 7 (1)
- Parents' guides (teaching guides) are being developed now to provide ideas for drill, etc. (m) - Regena in KY 20:58 Sep 6
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- Yes. Your friend would have plenty for a *complete* math program (and then some)... - Jennifer in FL 20:49 Sep 6
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- Mercy me, I mean workbook, not working! (nt) - kbm 20:15 Sep 6
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- Just point it out to them. Or maybe I'm missing something. nt - Heather in ON 20:39 Sep 7
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- Haved you watched their online video. It really helped me use the - frogpond1 2:01 Sep 7
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- Thanks! I had not seen the online video either. nt - PeggyS 9:13 Sep 7
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- Thanks! I had not seen the online video either. nt - PeggyS 9:13 Sep 7
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- I'm guessing you probably pronounce "in" and "en" the same. - Lolly 22:04 Sep 6
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- Well, as I am one day behind you, I can't give a whole lot of advice... - shanmar 21:55 Sep 6
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- in this case... - mom42terrificgirls 20:56 Sep 6
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- I use this site alot. link enclosed. - SJM 20:18 Sep 6
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- There is more to Shurley vocab than just (m) - mom2fourboys 21:27 Sep 6
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- Thanks! (m) - Kristine out of lurking 22:49 Sep 6
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- I forgot about the sentences! We only did those one week ;) nt - mom2fourboys 8:33 Sep 7
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- I forgot about the sentences! We only did those one week ;) nt - mom2fourboys 8:33 Sep 7
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- Thanks! (m) - Kristine out of lurking 22:49 Sep 6
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- Thanks everyone...always good to get some different ideas. :^) nt. - Cindi in AZ 11:07 Sep 7
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- We're doing a similar schedule (more) - Lynn in IL 1:01 Sep 7
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- We are doing this schedule as well - 2 or 3 days a week - Pam 23:29 Sep 6
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- We are doing something different this year too & LOVE it... - Mel in Tx 19:54 Sep 6
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- What do yu do about the subjects that you don't have worksheets for................... - EchoMom 21:33 Sep 6
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- For those subjects... - Mel in Tx 13:21 Sep 7
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- That should be "YOU". Sorry! nm - EchoMom 21:35 Sep 6
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- For those subjects... - Mel in Tx 13:21 Sep 7
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- What do yu do about the subjects that you don't have worksheets for................... - EchoMom 21:33 Sep 6
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- 4 weeks into the year schedule still changing - Patty mom to 4 boys 19:23 Sep 6
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- I agree with Linda. - Beth in TN 18:35 Sep 6
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- I don't doubt you could "get it all done in 2 days" at that level but... - Linda G in MO 17:54 Sep 6
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- WTM recommends Shurley if... - Heather in VA 18:30 Sep 6
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- WTM also recommends Voyages in English 3 after finishing FLL... (m) - Eduk8 18:19 Sep 6
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- Rod & Staff's 'Beginning Wisely' grammar is what SWB recommends in WTM for 3rd grade. nt - StacyTea 17:40 Sep 6
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- Well, I'm not sure we're a representative sample, to be fair! :) (m) - AlmostLucy 16:54 Sep 6
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- Maybe you could switch to your workbook 2-3 days and use another approach on the other days? - abbeyej 16:51 Sep 6
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- We do this, but I want to add in my favorite, "living math" books, link enclosed. - Kristine out of lurking 18:36 Sep 6
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- Could you help me more with "living math?" - Lisa in MO 22:31 Sep 6
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- Wow, Julie's been busy on herLiving Math website, including the home page! (m) - Kristine out of lurking 23:04 Sep 6
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- Wow, Julie's been busy on herLiving Math website, including the home page! (m) - Kristine out of lurking 23:04 Sep 6
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- Could you help me more with "living math?" - Lisa in MO 22:31 Sep 6
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- We do this, but I want to add in my favorite, "living math" books, link enclosed. - Kristine out of lurking 18:36 Sep 6
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- Oops! How did that happen???? This was supposed to be under the math poll. sorry. nt - Lisa in MO 16:49 Sep 6
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- Just getting to respond -- we had a two- or three-day-a-week schedule (m) - KPzz 16:54 Sep 6
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- Just getting to respond -- we had a two- or three-day-a-week schedule (m) - KPzz 16:54 Sep 6
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- Could this be it ... A blueprint for geometry? Info inside ... - Kareni 21:53 Sep 6
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- Kareni, thanks! I think this is it. nt. - T Baer 11:32 Sep 7
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- Kareni, thanks! I think this is it. nt. - T Baer 11:32 Sep 7
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- I spent alot of time and anxiety over SWR this summer trying to prepare. (m) - CarrieB in NC 16:00 Sep 7
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- Yay! I keep thinking I must be doing something wrong b/c I don't find it that difficult. We love it. nt. - Betsy in IN 8:06 Sep 7
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- Just got mine, too! - TaraHen 21:51 Sep 6
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- You go girl!! You'll get it and then it will be easy to use! :) - OhElizabeth 21:19 Sep 6
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- Enjoy yourself, *don't* feel pressure, and just plan to spend time reading and learning! I do love this program! sm - Kristine out of lurking 18:35 Sep 6
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- Mon - Fri (nt) - VH in MN 15:57 Sep 7
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- Every day. nt - Heather in OK 1:26 Sep 7
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- Daily. 4 days Miquon, 1 day Singapore word problems.nt - Old Mother West Wind 23:55 Sep 6
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- We use Calvert 4 days per week and do different types of drill 5-6 days.(nt) - Tami 22:33 Sep 6
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- daily.....if I skip a day ..life gets diffucult in the math arena!!nt - ldee 21:52 Sep 6
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- I am using R&S and we are doing math every day (M-F) - Kay in PA 20:41 Sep 6
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- Daily. Both teaching worksheets and fact drill for my 2nd grader. nt - Kisa in CA 20:22 Sep 6
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- Same here. nt - FlockOfSillies (fka Brenda FOS) 0:41 Sep 7
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- Same here. nt - FlockOfSillies (fka Brenda FOS) 0:41 Sep 7
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- My 2nd Grader does about 3 pages a day 12 to 15 days a month... - Mel in Tx 19:58 Sep 6
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- Every day-if there's only room for one subject, we do math. nt - Holly in N NV 19:28 Sep 6
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- My second grader is using SM and does a bit every day. Actually the 2A and 2B books are quite long. LOTS of material to cover that year. nt - Elizabeth 18:32 Sep 6
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- We use Saxon and do it everyday, but then my son loves math. nt - Rhiannon8404 18:16 Sep 6
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- Every day, using Rod and Staff. nt - Kay in IN 18:16 Sep 6
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- Same for us. nt - Crissy in WA 20:58 Sep 6
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- Same for us. nt - Crissy in WA 20:58 Sep 6
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- every day. nt - Susan in SoCal 18:06 Sep 6
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- MUS every day. Drill 3 x a week. nt - Yvette S. 17:52 Sep 6
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- MUS every day, BJUP 3xs a week. nt - Cindyg 23:56 Sep 6
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- MUS every day, BJUP 3xs a week. nt - Cindyg 23:56 Sep 6
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- 4 days a week for 2nd grader. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 17:39 Sep 6
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- 2 days a week but we are not the norm. nt - Arch At Home 17:31 Sep 6
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- Monday through Friday here. Ds gets "Fridays off" from Calculadder drill, though. :) nt - JennG 17:26 Sep 6
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- Four days a week , but we started on lesson 34 in - Chris in CA 17:08 Sep 6
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- 4 days per week, or every day we do school. nt - Brenda on Olympic Peninsula w/ 4ds 17:04 Sep 6
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- Everyday here too nt. - Heather in VA 16:44 Sep 6
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- Every day, in one form or another. Saxon 4x/wk, "living math" on the 4th, plus 3+- times/wk puzzle books, informal "logic," etc. - Kristine out of lurking 16:43 Sep 6
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- Every day. (nt) - Mungo 16:43 Sep 6
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- We did 2 days a week in 1st and 4 days a week in 2nd. Do these posts really mean EVERY day or are they referring to M-F? nt - PeggyS 16:42 Sep 6
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- I really did do it seven days a week! - CED 16:46 Sep 6
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- Every *school* day here: M - F. :o) nt - FloridaLisa 16:46 Sep 6
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- I really did do it seven days a week! - CED 16:46 Sep 6
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- Every day here, too. nt - claire up north 16:40 Sep 6
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- Every day here also. We have, in the past, done fun friday math. nt - FloridaLisa 16:39 Sep 6
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- Every day. nt - Lynn in TX 16:36 Sep 6
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- Every day. nt - AlmostLucy 16:32 Sep 6
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- We definitely do math daily -- though the form can vary a bit (regular workbook, drill, "Challenge Math", games, etc) nt - abbeyej 16:32 Sep 6
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- Math is one of the subjects we do every day nt - Quiver0f10 16:25 Sep 6
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- Math is a core subject. We do it every day starting in kindergarten. (nt) - CED 16:22 Sep 6
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- Does this mean I can now offer mine for sale for hundreds of dollars like the Kingfisher?? LOL nt - MS 8:04 Sep 7
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- You mean the ones from Remedia? That's awful... I was planning to order it soon! nt - Donna A. 15:54 Sep 6
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- Depends on what you want (more) - junglemom 23:29 Sep 6
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- I got the Alpha List - Melissa 0:06 Sep 7
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- I got the Alpha List - Melissa 0:06 Sep 7
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- It's an introductory Latin course for kids approx. age 7-10... - abbeyej 15:32 Sep 6
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- Thanks! (nt) - Donna T. 9:47 Sep 7
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- We checked out Minimus from the library for fun, but didn't know there was a TM that went with it. Who carries it? nt - AlmostLucy 16:34 Sep 6
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- Amazon and other book sellers. It's rather expensive, which is why a lot of people skip it... - abbeyej 16:49 Sep 6
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- Is the tm necessary for translating the cartoons? nt - Serena 17:01 Sep 6
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- No. They're basically self-explanatory. nt - abbeyej 17:09 Sep 6
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- Thank you :-) nt - Serena 17:35 Sep 6
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- Thank you :-) nt - Serena 17:35 Sep 6
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- No. They're basically self-explanatory. nt - abbeyej 17:09 Sep 6
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- Is the tm necessary for translating the cartoons? nt - Serena 17:01 Sep 6
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- Amazon and other book sellers. It's rather expensive, which is why a lot of people skip it... - abbeyej 16:49 Sep 6
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- Abbeyej, could you tell me what other resources you are adding to Minimus... (lm) - Jennifer in FL 16:19 Sep 6
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- Well... - abbeyej 16:47 Sep 6
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- Thank you. I think I'm doing similar things at home but it's always nice to have it "reinforced" by someone else (-: - Jennifer in FL 18:26 Sep 6
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- Thank you. I think I'm doing similar things at home but it's always nice to have it "reinforced" by someone else (-: - Jennifer in FL 18:26 Sep 6
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- Well... - abbeyej 16:47 Sep 6
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- Thanks! (nt) - Donna T. 9:47 Sep 7
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- I had trouble last week and had to download WinZip. NT - Kimm in WA 15:38 Sep 6
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- This was it! - CBryant in FL 7:33 Sep 7
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- This was it! - CBryant in FL 7:33 Sep 7
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- No problem opening them here...do you have the most current version of Adobe Reader?? nt - Carolyn 14:58 Sep 6
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- Lial's!!!! - Rachel in OK 19:20 Sep 6
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- You should ask this on the high school board. I do know that... - KarenC 18:22 Sep 6
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- some readers and read-alouds... - Lori D. 0:47 Sep 7
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- Any books on the period by Marrin. (nt) - Regena in KY 21:00 Sep 6
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- The Perilous Road, by William O. Steele . nt - AlmostLucy 14:00 Sep 6
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- Re: Need book rec. for 11year old boy interested in civil war.nt - Deidre in GA 13:42 Sep 6
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- Re: Doing grammar with a poor writer....(m) - Sandy 17:37 Sep 6
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- How old is he? I'd have him do one complete sentence, then edit the others as you describe. nt - Michelle T 13:14 Sep 6
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- to move on in other subjects, I would write what he dictated... - Lori D. 1:02 Sep 7
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- We use HWT also (m) - EKS 15:36 Sep 6
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- You are not alone... - CED 13:58 Sep 6
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- Let penmanship only count for penmanship....only worry about the other subjects if you can't read it...He is still young for steady letter formation nt - Tap, tap, tap 13:48 Sep 6
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- I am lucky my eldest son (8) has always cared how he writes. He really loves handwriting. But I would venture to say that most likely it is a boy thing -- - Julie in San Diego 13:05 Sep 6
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- I'm so with you! - Dawn 12:56 Sep 6
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- Unfortunately, my 9 year old boy has not improved his handwriting over the years... - Beth in Central TX 14:00 Sep 6
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- Unfortunately, my 9 year old boy has not improved his handwriting over the years... - Beth in Central TX 14:00 Sep 6
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- Thanks Ladies!!! :-) nt - Gloredhel 9:44 Sep 7
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- I got the new ones from RR. nt - Pensguys 21:45 Sep 6
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- Some of the newest copies have hardboard covers rather than paper, so I'd order from alabacus. nt - OhElizabeth 21:21 Sep 6
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- Rainbow Resources has a slight discount, but sometimes they're backordered. nt - GVA 13:20 Sep 6
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- Sometimes you can find them on the sale & swap board... more.... - dm3boys 12:56 Sep 6
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- You didn't actually ask for advice on the math problem, but - Cindyg 0:02 Sep 7
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- sounds like us - Jen in MD 21:54 Sep 6
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- This sound very familiar! - BusyMom 21:11 Sep 6
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- question about your MUS version. are you doing old - mom42terrificgirls 20:59 Sep 6 (