K-8 Curriculum Board

New board posted - Tim at Peace Hill Press 23:17 Mar 09 (0)

Laura in China.... - Melissa B 22:25 Mar 9 (0)

Saxon Math K or 1 - rebecca 22:22 Mar 9 (0)

Anyone here use a Picturesque Tale of Progress - Chris in CA 20:50 Mar 9 (1)

"we will" not "we well" sorry for the typo nt - Chris in CA 20:54 Mar 9 (0)

I am looking for great historical fiction or biography books to read aloud... - AmyA 20:23 Mar 9 (3)

Some ideas... - Lori D. 21:46 Mar 9 (1)
- Forgot this great favorite: "Brendan the Navigator" (Fritz) (nt) - Lori D. 21:47 Mar 9 (0)
My ds really loved Detectives in Togas and the sequel, Mystery of the Roman Ransom. (nt) - Wendi 20:24 Mar 9 (0)

Has anyone used web or computer based curriculum? - txmomof2 19:16 Mar 9 (2)

I was just looking at that today. :o) - Tina in WA 19:23 Mar 9 (1)
- Re: I was just looking at that today. :o) - txmomof2 19:29 Mar 9 (0)

Has anyone decided to not do Latin and instead do Spanish or some other modern language? Why? Do you regret it? nt - steppingstonemomma 18:58 Mar 9 (10)

I've decided to do Spanish instead of Latin.... - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 20:39 Mar 9 (2)
- I keep pushing Latin back...and back...and back...(m) - camibami 21:14 Mar 9 (0)
- Tossed Latin for Spanish here too... - Magic Wand 21:11 Mar 9 (0)
We do both but are spending more time on Spanish in these early years because... - Socal Sandra 20:35 Mar 9 (0)
ME! - Mama Owl 20:21 Mar 9 (0)
Currently doing Latin, Greek and Spanish....it is doable. nt - Patricia in ATL 19:42 Mar 9 (0)
We are doing both this year, DD has been doing spanish since K... - akmommy 19:41 Mar 9 (0)
Latin and French here and will add Spanish later. - Trivium Academy 19:38 Mar 9 (0)
I am doing Latin now but intend to teach ds spanish when he is older. nt - Heather in MI 19:15 Mar 9 (1)
- Same here. - LH 19:26 Mar 9 (0)

Cross post: Anyone have a link to the old FIAR archives? I found them the other day and now have lost them again. (n/t) - Laurie in VA 18:46 Mar 9 (2)

Found Vol 3 but still need vols 1 and 2 (m-link only) - Laurie in VA 19:00 Mar 9 (1)
- Yes! Found Vol 2 (m-link) - Laurie in VA - feeling like a super sleuth 19:02 Mar 9 (0)

Has Shurley grammar fallen out of favor here? Just wondering (more) - MamaPapa 18:33 Mar 9 (3)

I think Shurley is great. My kids have really learned...m - kRenee 20:58 Mar 9 (0)
My thoughts... - Sue in St Pete 19:51 Mar 9 (0)
we are die hard Shurley lovers nt - mom2fourboys 18:37 Mar 9 (0)

After deciding against TOG for next year (gr. 5 & 3), I'm thinking about Truthquest. Can someone answer questions for me? (m) - 4kids4me 18:08 Mar 9 (14)

Comparing TQ and MOH (warning....long) - vmsurbat 22:59 Mar 9 (1)
- Above post got shortened...here's the rest of the post... - vmsurbat 23:06 Mar 9 (0)
I was positive TOG was for me, until the past few days and am reconsidering TQ for 5th and 3rd... - Magic Wand 18:29 Mar 9 (11)
- CHOW...what is the reading level of this? Do you think it would be too easy for a middle/high schooler to read on their own? nt - Pensguys 21:01 Mar 9 (4)
  - You can see samples... - OhElizabeth 21:43 Mar 9 (0)
  - One Canadian classical homeschool catalogue I have says it's for ages 8-12. nt - 4kids4me 21:17 Mar 9 (1)
    - Thanks! nt - Pensguys 21:41 Mar 9 (0)
  - Oops...that question was for OhEliza. nt - Pensguys 21:04 Mar 9 (0)
- I like the idea of the History Portfolio... - 4kids4me 20:58 Mar 9 (0)
- Wanda, I didn't quite realize it, but you're starting ancients next year? (m) - OhElizabeth 19:35 Mar 9 (4)
  - Thanks, Elizabeth, some questions... - Magic Wand 21:01 Mar 9 (1)
    - Re: Thanks, Elizabeth, some questions... - OhElizabeth 21:40 Mar 9 (0)
  - O-o-o-o-oelizabeth...sigh... - 4kids4me 20:56 Mar 9 (1)
    - Some answers! - OhElizabeth 21:25 Mar 9 (0)

Can somebody please list the Nora Gaydos Now I'm Reading book sets?... - Amanda in TX 17:44 Mar 9 (2)

This is from the last board. - Trivium Academy 18:08 Mar 9 (1)
- Thanks, haven't been to this board in a few weeks, so I missed it!-nt - Amanda in TX 21:31 Mar 9 (0)

Read the review between WS and IEW by SWB....using IEW....question about literary analysis.... - Holly IN 17:17 Mar 9 (0)

Jacob's Algebra - Are the tests necessary and worth the extra $30? nt - kj in nc 17:01 Mar 9 (3)

I use them and like them, but I got my whole set for just $40 second-hand (nt) - AngieW in Texas 19:34 Mar 9 (0)
I don't use them. We've done well without them. (nt) - Lori D. 18:35 Mar 9 (0)
I have them (m) - EKS 17:25 Mar 9 (0)

5-6th grade science that stresses scientific method - LilyK 16:47 Mar 9 (1)

I think that BJU is much more rigorous than Abeka for science. nt - Regena in KY 18:41 Mar 9 (0)

Anyone covered ancients and middle ages in just one year? - Michelle T 16:34 Mar 9 (1)

Not sure of the grade level you are looking for, but try BJUP's 6th grade. (m) - Christy B 16:55 Mar 9 (0)

Has anyone used Visual Perceptual Skill Building 1, and the..... - ballzy 15:56 Mar 9 (5)

I think VPSB is *excellent* and highly recommend it. :o) nt - abbeyej 19:23 Mar 9 (2)
- Sounds interesting--what grade(s) does this work for? TIA! nt - Gradschoolwidow 19:38 Mar 9 (1)
  - book 1 is for PreK-1, and book 2 is for gr. 2-3. (nt) - ballzy 21:58 Mar 9 (0)
I've used both Can You Find Me? books and Visual Skills. (sm) - CactusPair 17:49 Mar 9 (1)
- We have visual perception skills 1, can you find me... - Mom2Gabe 21:15 Mar 9 (0)

Good books for a 9 year-old boy - Dani in Ohio 15:25 Mar 9 (3)

A few titles my boys enjoyed... - Lori D. 21:33 Mar 9 (0)
Re: Good books for a 9 year-old boy - mom2fourboys 18:41 Mar 9 (0)
I have a boy the same age! (m) - Hoggirl 17:06 Mar 9 (0)

Update on prayer request - LNC 14:27 Mar 9 (1)

Wrong board - I'll move it over to General. nm - LNC 14:30 Mar 9 (0)

Teresa in Oregon... - Michele in NC 14:08 Mar 9 (0)

Can anyone compare Dolciani and Jacobs' algebra? Or do you know of any good reviews you could point me to? - KPM 13:56 Mar 9 (1)

You migtht x-post to the High School board if you haven't already. Lots of knowledgeable math-y folks over there. nt - Hoggirl 17:07 Mar 9 (0)

OhElizabeth...singing the VP history cards??? - LJ 13:33 Mar 9 (3)

Rainbow Resource Center sells the audio CDs separately. :-) nt - Jami in TX 18:19 Mar 9 (0)
Well it used to be... - OhElizabeth 17:27 Mar 9 (0)
I am interesting in learning more about these as well. - jg_puppy 16:12 Mar 9 (0)

Okay, we need SOTW audio before August (M) - one_l_michele 13:29 Mar 9 (4)

Hey Michelle, I have these. Practically brand new. <m> - Sunshyne 14:11 Mar 9 (1)
- I'm emailing you now. nt - one_l_michele 16:07 Mar 9 (0)
Amazon has Vol. 2 for $33 nt - Susan in SoCal 13:48 Mar 9 (1)
- Oops, sorry. Just saw the discussion below. nt - Susan in SoCal 13:51 Mar 9 (0)

Has anyone used 'Latin's Not so Tough'? Opinions? How far can it take you and what would you follow it with? - suzie 13:17 Mar 9 (2)

level 2 was fine - just vocabulary, but level 3 kicked us into the dirt (nt) - AngieW in Texas 15:34 Mar 9 (0)
Frankly, you might want to look at other programs too... - GVA 13:56 Mar 9 (0)

I've decided to take the plunge and purchase (and hopefully use!) a Latin program for next yr. I've got questions for all you smart Latin people... Please! m - Mom2-3 13:13 Mar 9 (15)

Re: I've decided to take the plunge and purchase (and hopefully use!) a Latin program for next yr. I've got questions for all you smart Latin people... Please! m - Dixie 14:09 Mar 9 (1)
- Ohh, this looks good! Another I'm considering is Lively Latin. link - 5wolfcubs 15:17 Mar 9 (0)
Latina Christiana nt - MIch elle 13:26 Mar 9 (5)
- We did PL and are now doing LCI in our co-op and it is going GREAT! nt - Heather in MI 19:17 Mar 9 (0)
- We like LC (m) - Hoggirl 17:09 Mar 9 (0)
- my kids did great with this, we switched to LFC and now they hate latin so we are switching back nt - mom2fourboys 15:48 Mar 9 (0)
- Each kid is different, but my kids didn't like these and neither did my friend's kids. nt - Pensguys 14:42 Mar 9 (0)
- Just my opinion again, but we found the DVD's difficult to work with. nt - Patricia in ATL 14:40 Mar 9 (0)
I'm loving LFC, it has a DVD and workbook. One chapter per week, about 20 min. per day. nt - BigEdna 13:15 Mar 9 (6)
- We like LfC as well. Low key, very user friendly, and can be done independently. Grammar is lacking IMO, but it depends on your goals. nt - Patricia in ATL 14:36 Mar 9 (5)
  - What do you mean "grammar is lacking"? nt - Pensguys 14:39 Mar 9 (4)
    - I mean....m - Patricia in ATL 15:19 Mar 9 (3)
      - You know, that is probably what confused me the first time we tried LfC. Now that *I* know, maybe it won't be so bad. nt - Pensguys 21:09 Mar 9 (0)
      - What are you using with your older dc's if you don't mind me asking? nt - kj in nc 17:06 Mar 9 (1)
        
        Latin Prep by Galore Park....link inside - Patricia in ATL 17:22 Mar 9 (0)

Help! Is SOTW volume 2 being revised? Is the new version out? nt - KIN 12:57 Mar 9 (2)

August of 2007, it is on pre-order at amazon. nt - siloam 17:34 Mar 9 (0)
From what I understand, it isn't available yet. (sm) - ELaurie 14:00 Mar 9 (0)

Latin for Children- CAP is in the process of creating a dialectic stage follow up to LfC... - Cilantro 12:36 Mar 9 (3)

Yay! My dd loves this program. A year or so from now we should be finishing Book C, & I 've been wondering what to use next. (nt) - Diane in Phoenix 14:45 Mar 9 (1)
- They did not indicate when this new program would be available... - Cilantro 14:58 Mar 9 (0)
That sounds great! nt - Pensguys 13:29 Mar 9 (0)

MFW ADV ? Can I use it for 1st & Pre-K? - Krys 12:24 Mar 9 (3)

also give them a call. they were very helpful in answering my questions - CalicoKat 15:06 Mar 9 (0)
We're using it with a 6 and 8 year old... - Amy loves Bud 12:36 Mar 9 (0)
I would ask - Christina in OR 12:30 Mar 9 (0)

SOTW -- Someone fill me in -- I'm very interested in the audio CDs for Vol.2. Are they not available till 8/1/07 anywhere? nt - Vanna 11:48 Mar 9 (10)

(((Sigh)) I meant to say I wanted the ones w/Jim Weiss. TIA nt - Vanna 11:49 Mar 9 (9)
- are there ones without Jim Weiss? - Nicole M 12:36 Mar 9 (8)
  - I have the ones by Barbara Alan Johnson nt - Lori 12:44 Mar 9 (7)
    - and...? more please! - Nicole M 13:06 Mar 9 (6)
      - We have SOTW 1 and... - mom2abcd 19:24 Mar 9 (0)
      - We have CD's for the first three volumes, and we very much prefer Barbara Alan Johnson, too. nt - Frankie 17:56 Mar 9 (1)
        
        I'm glad I'm not the only one! - Nicole M 18:06 Mar 9 (0)
      - My kids like Jim Weiss, but for SOTW, they much prefer Barbara Alan Johnson. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 14:21 Mar 9 (0)
      - They are available from Opentexture (link inside) - ELaurie 13:55 Mar 9 (0)
      - I believe they are. My boys like them fine. nt - Pensguys 13:33 Mar 9 (0)

Wait to finish ALEKS Level 6 before starting TT Pre-Algebra? Or will it cover mostly the same material? She is in 6th gr and half way thourgh ALEKS level 6. Does it make sense to finish or move on to TT P-A? (more) - Natalija 11:33 Mar 9 (1)

If I recall correctly I think nearly the entire first half of TTPA was basic math review. - LH 12:01 Mar 9 (0)

TOG - Thinking of starting with year 2?? - Kris 11:08 Mar 9 (2)

Thank you so much! I'll check out there website. - Kris 18:27 Mar 9 (0)
You are right on track for the redesign.... - AleeG 12:31 Mar 9 (0)

Cheapest place to find SOTW 2 audio? nt - one_l_michele 11:03 Mar 9 (5)

My library has them. Can't beat free! Now to just get in line for them! LOL -nt - Kathie in VA 13:43 Mar 9 (0)
Link inside - Cheller 11:33 Mar 9 (0)
Amazon. 32.97 was the best I could find. Unless you can get it used on the swap board. nt - Christina in OR 11:14 Mar 9 (1)
- Amazon is 4-6 weeks even if you upgrade shipping. nt - one_l_michele 13:48 Mar 9 (0)
I got SOTW 1 & 4 cds at Overstock.com for a good price nt - Shelby6 11:11 Mar 9 (0)

Those of you who use History Odyssey... - Asil 10:57 Mar 9 (2)

We use HO Level 2... - Terri in MN 12:23 Mar 9 (1)
- Thank you! :o) nt - Asil 12:31 Mar 9 (0)

Norine in CA - LH 10:49 Mar 9 (0)

Can anyone who has used Themes to Remember Vol 1 or 2 share what they love about this curriculum- - Kristy 10:31 Mar 9 (11)

sorry-I posted the same message twice! - Kristy 13:50 Mar 9 (0)
Jessica said it all : ) The only thing I can add is . . . - ELaurie 13:50 Mar 9 (1)
- i will be using this with a sixth grader, a fourth grader, and a pre-schooler- It sounds like there is something fun for all of them! - kristy 13:57 Mar 9 (0)
Thanks everyone! think we will be adding this to our curriculum! - Kristy 13:38 Mar 9 (0)
Piggybacking: for those who have it - What are the lyrics like? Corny? Cute? Practical? Thanks! nt - Melissa B 11:21 Mar 9 (5)
- Thanks Jessica! I think I'm going to add this to our curriculum next year! - Kristy 13:34 Mar 9 (3)
  - You're welcome but ELaurie is THE woman concerning this, Classical Magic should pay her! : ) nt - Trivium Academy 14:42 Mar 9 (2)
    - Nah, I think we make a great team : ) nt - ELaurie 16:38 Mar 9 (1)
      - Thanks ELaurie and Trivium Academy. The more I look into this today, the more excited I am... - Kristy 18:39 Mar 9 (0)
- Lyrics and what Themes to Remember contains- there's an article about it in the current issue of The Old Schoolhouse as well. - Trivium Academy 11:28 Mar 9 (0)
Link enclosed to Trivium Academy (m) - cmn-CA 11:02 Mar 9 (0)

Please help me with history (m) - Debbie D. 10:26 Mar 9 (13)

Join the Sonlight UK board - the curriculum you need is there for free - Laura in China 16:42 Mar 9 (1)
- Thank you! I just joined the group -- didn't even know it existed. nt - Debbie D. 17:06 Mar 9 (0)
Don't forget to take adahtage of the whole of the UK - suzie 13:06 Mar 9 (1)
- WOW! Thank you so much for all the great information!! nt - Debbie D. 16:59 Mar 9 (0)
Here is a book that may be of interest to you. - Dixie 11:56 Mar 9 (1)
- Thank you! Just added it to my growing wish list at Amazon. nt - Debbie D. 16:57 Mar 9 (0)
I lived in London for two years (m) - Sarah CB 11:18 Mar 9 (1)
- Wonderful! - Debbie D. 11:31 Mar 9 (0)
I would be inclined - Christina in OR 11:10 Mar 9 (1)
- What a great idea! - Debbie D. 11:26 Mar 9 (0)
SOTW and the British Museum.... - MIch elle 10:59 Mar 9 (2)
- Thank you, - Debbie D. 11:21 Mar 9 (0)
- I was just thinking about SOTW 1 and studying the Romans while.. - Betty 11:06 Mar 9 (0)

Oh, please do thell me about how to grow (where to buy) preying mantises! this sounds exciting! nt - cannefamily 10:24 Mar 9 (9)

Beware the crickets. (m) - Robin inTx 17:51 Mar 9 (1)
- thats funny! How many did you hatch?? nt - cannefamily 20:06 Mar 9 (0)
I just bought some on Ebay 3 for about $10pp.. nt - Tap, tap, tap 13:08 Mar 9 (0)
You can buy them at the insect lore site mentioned below. Link inside. - Asil 11:15 Mar 9 (4)
- Great, they arent expensive either! Does it work, i mean do they really hatch?? nt - cannefamily 11:26 Mar 9 (3)
  - Ours did! We didn't worry about feeding... - Asil 11:36 Mar 9 (2)
    - They Bite!!!...no, i didnt know...does it hurt??? (just wondering) nt - cannefamily 13:09 Mar 9 (1)
      - Ummm...well, dd was about 8(?) at the time & she screamed. She also cried, but she's a dramatic crier, so...?? lol I think it would be safe to say that it wasn't comfortable. But this guy was a good 4 or 5 inches long. :o) nt - Asil 14:36 Mar 9 (0)
ooops, thell=tell......guess i have a lisp today (snicker) nt - cannefamily 10:25 Mar 9 (0)

Anyone use History Links? I'm interested in using parts of it for my K year. Any insights appreciated! nt - Liz in NC 10:23 Mar 9 (0)

Belinda, thanks so much for your Grammar Key response below. I think I will try this in Sept. when my dd is in 7th grade. <nt> - Teresa in Oregon 10:20 Mar 9 (0)

history 2nd grader - TOG, SL, VP, or ? - jg_puppy 10:16 Mar 9 (8)

Thanks everyone for your help. - jg_puppy 15:34 Mar 9 (4)
- Well you need to figure out what is going to "drive" your time... - OhElizabeth 17:32 Mar 9 (3)
  - Truthquest - jg_puppy 18:03 Mar 9 (2)
    - Just as a suggestion... - OhElizabeth 19:40 Mar 9 (1)
      - Thank you. - jg_puppy 19:57 Mar 9 (0)
Couple options... - OhElizabeth 11:42 Mar 9 (0)
A simple idea... - Susan in SoCal 10:28 Mar 9 (0)
Here is a link to a site that combines SOTW with... - Daisy 10:26 Mar 9 (0)

Professor B - thanks 4kids4me and question - hawaiimom 10:12 Mar 9 (13)

Connie in NC has used the books with 4 kids... I would prefer the books... - mom2abcd 19:36 Mar 9 (0)
I have both - I also posted a summary of our experience with Professor B Math in the thread below. (sm) - ELaurie 11:37 Mar 9 (2)
- Thanks! - hawaiimom 13:16 Mar 9 (1)
  - You're welcome (sm) - ELaurie 13:37 Mar 9 (0)
I am using level 2 with my ds (grade 5), and we are using the CD....... - ballzy 11:23 Mar 9 (0)
I have both, but am only using the book (go figure!)... - 4kids4me 11:12 Mar 9 (4)
- Re: I have both, but am only using the book (go figure!)... - hawaiimom 13:00 Mar 9 (3)
  - You can do it with the 2 year old... - 4kids4me 13:57 Mar 9 (2)
    - Re: You can do it with the 2 year old... - hawaiimom 14:58 Mar 9 (1)
      - Ok, now your turn to help me plan the next four years of school! lol (sm) - 4kids4me 15:44 Mar 9 (0)
Yes, thank you 4kids4me!!! I posted a lengthier post further down. :o) nt - Asil 10:44 Mar 9 (0)
I have used both... - Nancy in CA 10:18 Mar 9 (1)
- and.... - Nancy in CA 10:23 Mar 9 (0)

WP, American Story 2 - April in VA 10:12 Mar 9 (1)

My 12-year-old son is enjoying them; I would have loved them as a voracious reader type of child...nt - Linda in NM 18:47 Mar 9 (0)

Chinese Mandarin? - Cleo Qc 9:59 Mar 9 (22)

Our chinese school uses this series (m) - Sandra in FL 15:15 Mar 9 (3)
- I came across another option when I searched for Zhong Wen (m) - Sandy in BC 17:12 Mar 9 (2)
  - Here's a website that sells the Zhong Wen books (m) - Sandra in FL 21:04 Mar 9 (0)
  - This Active Chinese looks promising - Cleo Qc 19:05 Mar 9 (0)
Have you looked at Ni Hao ? - Quiver0f10 14:31 Mar 9 (5)
- I haven't used this but I've heard good things about it (nt) - Laura in China 16:45 Mar 9 (0)
- Do you have a link? - Cleo Qc 14:32 Mar 9 (0)
- Sorry, here is the link - Quiver0f10 14:32 Mar 9 (2)
  - Looks very promising! - Cleo Qc 14:49 Mar 9 (1)
    - Great! Let me know if you do order it, I'd like to pick your brain after you view it LOL nt - Quiver0f10 15:41 Mar 9 (0)
Re: Chinese Mandarin? - suzie 13:16 Mar 9 (1)
- My son and I differ on what we're looking for.. :) - Cleo Qc 13:37 Mar 9 (0)
Most large cities have Chinese school... - Sandy in BC 12:31 Mar 9 (5)
- Nope, can't go to Chinese school either - Cleo qc 12:54 Mar 9 (4)
  - I mean a private Saturday school. Not part of the public school system. (m) - Sandy in BC 13:30 Mar 9 (3)
    - I did inquire already, and over here they want the student ID... Sigh.. - CLeo Qc 13:35 Mar 9 (2)
      - Funny to think that here we are at both ends of the country... - Sandy in BC 13:49 Mar 9 (1)
        
        You know, I tried to get my son into a boys choir... - Cleo Qc 14:13 Mar 9 (0)
How about hiring a tutor from a local college? You could get in touch with the language department... (m) - Vanna 11:07 Mar 9 (3)
- Nope, not willing to go that route. - Cleo Qc 12:29 Mar 9 (2)
  - Cleo, I would use a temporary tutor - Laura in China 16:47 Mar 9 (1)
    - We do have Chinese friends - Cleo Qc 19:04 Mar 9 (0)

I'm looking for a novel about a missionary and a study guide to go with it (m) - Sarah CB 9:52 Mar 9 (2)

Check out the Trailblazer series. CBD has them and the guides too, I think. nt - Daisy 9:55 Mar 9 (1)
- CBD has the books, not the guides....link inside to site for guides. - Daisy 9:57 Mar 9 (0)

What's your favorite American History curriculum/resource? I can take 2 years to teach (m) - DB in NJ 9:39 Mar 9 (5)

WP American Story 1 and 2... - siloam 15:45 Mar 9 (1)
- Enthusiastically agreeing in NM...nt - Linda in NM 18:45 Mar 9 (0)
I would be inclined to use All American History, with supplemental books from the SOTW3 and 4 AG's. .nt - Carol in Cal. 10:19 Mar 9 (0)
Do you have the Hakim books? - Heather in VA 9:46 Mar 9 (1)
- I second Joy Hakim's "History of US"... - Terri in MN 12:29 Mar 9 (0)

If you have tried to use TOG in the past but ended up walking away from it, will you please share *why* you decided to do so? (m) - Virginia Heather 9:38 Mar 9 (8)

Thanks for the help, ladies! - Virginia Heather 17:11 Mar 9 (0)
I tried TOG yr 2 this year, but didn't get very far -m - Kathie in VA 15:53 Mar 9 (0)
We used it for a year and a half... - Laura in CT 14:55 Mar 9 (1)
- We've used it off and on for about 2 or 3 years... - Linda in NM 18:44 Mar 9 (0)
I did TOG Year 2, but switched to Ambleside Online when (m) - Michele in MN 14:38 Mar 9 (0)
We did TOG for three years and walked away this year. - JanOH 12:14 Mar 9 (2)
- Jan...Can you answer some questions for me?....m - Busy Bee 12:34 Mar 9 (1)
  - We are really enjoying it . . . - JanOH 18:22 Mar 9 (0)

How long did it take for you to receive your Knowledge Box Order? nt - 5knights3maidens 9:15 Mar 9 (4)

I got an email that mine was sent out Saturday; still haven't received it, and I ordered enough to get the priority mail! nt - MamaPapa 18:06 Mar 9 (1)
- I'm not in a rush to get it though, so that's okay. nt - MamaPapa 18:06 Mar 9 (0)
I hav not recived mine yet.. but got an email on Tuesday it was mailed out....nt - LisaWA 9:18 Mar 9 (1)
- Ok. I guess I'm "in a hurry". I can't wait to do these. Thanks. nt - 5knights3maidens 10:55 Mar 9 (0)

DD eager to learn cursive. Please share your favorite booklet/curriculum. TIA, nt - Vanna 8:37 Mar 9 (7)

HWT has been great for us (nt) - Laura in China 16:51 Mar 9 (0)
Ds has done really well with HWT (nt) - Mom2LegoManiacs 10:06 Mar 9 (0)
Re: DD eager to learn cursive. Please share your favorite booklet/curriculum. TIA, nt - Maria G. 9:36 Mar 9 (2)
- Happy Scribe Copybooks - Maria G. 9:44 Mar 9 (1)
  - Thanks for that info!! nt - saved1112 10:47 Mar 9 (0)
A Reason for Handwriting.... Abeka... nt - saved1112 9:08 Mar 9 (0)
Classically Cursive uses scripture & catechism for handwriting practice. Read more at VeritasPress.com (link inside) - Trivium Academy 8:48 Mar 9 (0)

I went for it and bought Puertas Abiertas! I am looking forword to using it with my 4yr old as a way to reenforce preschool objectives!nt - lisa in Ohio 8:35 Mar 9 (0)

Websites for kids about Ancient Greece - Liz in MD 8:31 Mar 9 (1)

Links - Alana 8:38 Mar 9 (0)

You Can Delete Your Own Posts on the Sale/Swap Boards - paradise 8:02 Mar 9 (1)

Thank you. nt - ELaurie 13:33 Mar 9 (0)

Poetry Primer and The Grammar of Poetry (from Logos)... - Susan in TN 7:47 Mar 9 (0)

Pondering chemistry for 6th grade (CK Explore Chem & C1000)... - Laura in CT 7:20 Mar 9 (0)

Is this too much Language Arts for 7th grader..... - Lorri 7:17 Mar 9 (4)

You'll have vocabulary in R&S Spelling, LL and some new terms in PTIW.... - MIch elle 8:12 Mar 9 (0)
Are you planning to skip all the writing instruction in R&S grammar? nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 7:24 Mar 9 (2)
- Yes...I will skip the writing in rod and staff - Lorri 7:25 Mar 9 (1)
  - Then personally I think it's just fine. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 7:27 Mar 9 (0)

Which Sonlight readers, RA's to compliment SOTW3? - Alison in KY 7:14 Mar 9 (2)

Core 2 and 3.... - siloam 8:32 Mar 9 (0)
I believe the 1st half or so of Core 2 is that same time period. :o) nt - Terrie in Germany 7:36 Mar 9 (0)

Victoria in GA, thanks for your reply to my question below... (m) - Part-Time Homeschooler 7:08 Mar 9 (13)

I got mine at Rainbow Resource. (more) - Victoria in GA 7:41 Mar 9 (12)
- Jumping in here...I'm in southwest GA too. - Trivium Academy 8:59 Mar 9 (7)
  - Re: Jumping in here...I'm in southwest GA too. - Victoria in GA 9:54 Mar 9 (0)
  - Not Victoria, but it's neat to know there are others so close. We are - momof10 9:15 Mar 9 (5)
    - No.....what you all need to actually do is meet up with homeschoolers... - Cathy in FL 20:16 Mar 9 (0)
    - Re: Not Victoria, but it's neat to know there are others so close. We are - sllynly 15:46 Mar 9 (1)
      - Sally! I go to Warner Robbins (one b or two?) fairly often. - Trivium Academy 16:26 Mar 9 (0)
    - What would be a good meeting point between the three of us? - Trivium Academy 10:45 Mar 9 (0)
    - Wow, y'all aren't far at all (nt) - Victoria in GA 9:58 Mar 9 (0)
- Do you need the teacher's manual? (m) - Basketmaker Amy (formerly one of the Amy in FL!) 8:21 Mar 9 (2)
  - Yes, you do. - Victoria in GA 9:57 Mar 9 (1)
    - thanks! nt - Basketmaker Amy (formerly one of the Amy in FL!) 10:17 Mar 9 (0)
- Thanks, Victoria! (m) - Part-Time Homeschooler 8:17 Mar 9 (0)

Classical Conversations - Noele 7:03 Mar 9 (2)

A friend of mine is starting a group in Gwinnett County. (m) - Julie in GA 7:49 Mar 9 (0)
Hey Noele!!!!! (Penny D....from the place you moved from).nt - Pensguys 7:06 Mar 9 (0)

Please Look at my 2nd Grade fall schedule.. - Dena in MS 6:49 Mar 9 (2)

Re: Please Look at my 2nd Grade fall schedule.. - Anita in Ohio 17:26 Mar 9 (0)
I think your plan looks good.... - Susan in SoCal 7:16 Mar 9 (0)

Has anyone ever grown a frog, butterflies, ants, etc? How did that work out? nt - aubrey 6:40 Mar 9 (26)

No, not unless you count the few hundred ant hills on our property! but we want to raise worms - Mama Owl 20:27 Mar 9 (0)
My ant story... - KJB at Eielson AFB 16:56 Mar 9 (1)
- ROFL! Thanks for sharing--the best laugh I've had in a long time. BTW, I had the same experience a few years ago. nt - Gradschoolwidow 19:53 Mar 9 (0)
We raise monarchs every year and we tried a frog unsuccessfully once (m) - angela in ohio 14:55 Mar 9 (0)
We did butterflies, but my ds cried when one of them died trying to get out of the cocoon. It was his first experience with death. He was 6 or 7. nt - Julie in GA 8:32 Mar 9 (1)
- Forgot to mention it was still a wonderful experience. nt - Julie in GA 8:33 Mar 9 (0)
We've done butterflies, tadpoles, and chick eggs... - Sandy 8:23 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies from insect lore was a wonderful experiance! We have also had stick bugs... love those guys! nt - LisaWA 8:03 Mar 9 (0)
Growing frog from tadpole, it takes 3 months and we've grown about 30 snails. - Trivium Academy 7:57 Mar 9 (4)
- I don't know if these snails can survive outside of the water. - Trivium Academy 13:28 Mar 9 (1)
  - Link to post- "Forget Tadpoles, We're Raising Snails!" - Trivium Academy 13:55 Mar 9 (0)
- Hee hee. I'm sorry Jessica but the picture of you having a bowl full of snails is just too funny :-) nt - May in WA 8:58 Mar 9 (1)
  - they're neat to watch crawl along the 'roof' of the saran-wrap covered bowl... - Cathy in KY 9:10 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies were great. The ants would NOT die! Will not do lady bugs due to issue in old house. Never tried frogs. nt - momofkhm 7:21 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies we've done twice. Fantastic. Frogs not well, but I accidentally sprayed cleaner in its bowl. I really want to try praying mantises. nt - Belinda 7:17 Mar 9 (0)
Lady bugs worked great for us, plus it was fun to add them to our yard and keep finding them over the next few days. nt - Susan in SoCal 7:13 Mar 9 (0)
Similar experience: Butterflies were great; ants died; tadpoles did OK for a while then died. nt - Laura in CT 7:11 Mar 9 (5)
- WHY DO FROGS DIE??? I want to order the translucent frogs from Tobin's Lab! (Yes, I'm whining.) nt - aubrey 7:14 Mar 9 (4)
  - we have this "Grow-a-Frog" (m) - Andrea in MA 7:33 Mar 9 (1)
    - Re: we have this "Grow-a-Frog" (m) - Stephanie 17:00 Mar 9 (0)
  - I was so relieved when they died... - Laura in CT 7:23 Mar 9 (1)
    - So you don't just file this project in the science notebook & move on, huh? nt - aubrey 7:41 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies worked well. Ants worked okay, but died in a week. nt - abbeyej 7:06 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies were an enormous hit, the frogs we caught never reproduced. We'll do butterflies again, and hopefully, time things better with our pond's froggy friends. <Link only inside> - earlybird mom 7:02 Mar 9 (0)
Butterflies were awesome. Ants always died. Tadpole never transformed. Praying Mantises were cool. nt - claire up north 7:00 Mar 9 (0)
Butterfly pavillion worked like a charm; ant farm was a dud; tadpoles from our creek worked okay. nt - FloridaLisa 6:42 Mar 9 (0)

What's the best way to teach geography? Any good software programs out there? TIA! nt - Rich with kids 6:26 Mar 9 (9)

Here are 3 free geography websites... - Lori D. 7:57 Mar 9 (0)
I *think* it was Kay in Cal that posted this one... link inside - Pam "SFSOM' in MD 7:26 Mar 9 (1)
- These are the best!!! (nt) - EKS 17:29 Mar 9 (0)
Seterra is a free downloand . . . - Momto5girls 7:03 Mar 9 (2)
- Thanks... just downloaded it... nt - LisaWA 8:13 Mar 9 (0)
- I love free!!! Thanks! nt - Rich with kids 7:08 Mar 9 (0)
There are lots and lots of on-line geo sites. I've linked some inside. (m) - FloridaLisa 6:41 Mar 9 (0)
Geography songs from Audio Memory, GeoPuzzles from Timberdoodle. nt - OhElizabeth 6:29 Mar 9 (1)
- Thanks! The puzzles are cool. nt - Rich with kids 7:09 Mar 9 (0)

Cheryl B in VA... - Verena 6:04 Mar 9 (1)

Thank you... - Cheryl B in VA 6:38 Mar 9 (0)

What level History Odyssey should I use? - Grace 6:00 Mar 9 (3)

I'm afraid your 5th graders will be bored with Level 1... - Terri in MN 12:43 Mar 9 (1)
- Unfortunately Levels 1 and 2 do not coordinate perfectly (m) - Cindy in C-ville 19:17 Mar 9 (0)
Level 1 - definitely! nt - Cindy in C-ville 6:07 Mar 9 (0)

Curious - where do others go after Singapore Primary Math 6? - OhM 4:39 Mar 9 (25)

my 6th grader is almost done with 6B - AngieW in Texas 13:15 Mar 9 (0)
Algebra :-) NT - LH 10:41 Mar 9 (0)
We're using NSM and a few supplements. nt - Sarah CB 10:27 Mar 9 (0)
My 6th grader went into NEM about a month ago - frogpond1 10:03 Mar 9 (3)
- I'm glad you shared that about Chapter 1 of NEM... - LisaNY 11:15 Mar 9 (2)
  - Someone told me that and that explained why we had a poor start the first time we picked it up - frogpond1 16:18 Mar 9 (1)
    - Thanks! I will check that out. :o) nm - LisaNY 19:51 Mar 9 (0)
My 7th grader just started NEM 1. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 9:40 Mar 9 (0)
Move on to algebra. If your dd did well with SPM. Some programs to. . . - Carmen &Co. 9:09 Mar 9 (0)
My dds went into NEM, but my son was younger when he finished 6B (just turned 11) so we are doing BCM and are really enjoying it. nt - Susan in OR 8:40 Mar 9 (0)
Our plan... - Susan in TN 7:53 Mar 9 (0)
Yes, algebra 1...dd went to Jacobs Algebra, ds to Saxon Algebra 1. nt - Laura in CT 6:52 Mar 9 (1)
- My dd went to Jacobs Algebra, too (loved it!) nt - KPzz 8:55 Mar 9 (0)
We did NEM 1, then finished algebra I using ALEKS. We'll be doing traditional US highschool sequence from now on. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:34 Mar 9 (3)
- Traditional high school sequence starting with . . .? Algebra 1 or 2? TIA. - FloridaLisa 6:42 Mar 9 (2)
  - Algebra II, though the jury is still out as to whether dd will finish this course before school starts next fall. I wanted... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:52 Mar 9 (1)
    - Thanks. We are folding in SM this year valong w/ our Saxon so I wantec to know where NEM 1 fell in the sequence. And congrats on your dd's outstanding succes! nt - FloridaLisa 15:45 Mar 9 (0)
I think it depends on the kid (m) - Stephanie not in TX 5:53 Mar 9 (0)
We're doing ALEKS for a year. We tried Lial's BCM and it was a bust. nt - KPM 4:56 Mar 9 (6)
- We are headed down that road. Why was Lial's a bust for you? nt - Mad Jenny Flint 5:19 Mar 9 (5)
  - We were doing both Lial's and ALEKS, and she much preferred ALEKS. - KPM 6:33 Mar 9 (1)
    - I guess that didn't really answer your question. - KPM 6:47 Mar 9 (0)
  - What is ALEKS? TIA. nt - Verena 6:05 Mar 9 (2)
    - ALEKS is - KPM 6:26 Mar 9 (1)
      - Thank you! nt - Verena 11:56 Mar 9 (0)

What is needed for Cambridge Latin? - Osmosis Mom 4:38 Mar 9 (8)

Yes, you need the TM, student text and Omnibus workbook (m) - LisaNY 6:21 Mar 9 (7)
- Thanks, Lisa. That was helpful. Do I *need* the CD? - Osmosis Mom 12:22 Mar 9 (2)
  - As Sandy suggested, I'd definitely join the yahoo group (m) - LisaNY 12:54 Mar 9 (0)
  - Re: Thanks, Lisa. That was helpful. Do I *need* the CD? - Sandy in BC 12:46 Mar 9 (0)
- There is also an audio CD; generall families use the four components; There is also a "independent study" method, which does not use N.A.4th edition - LH 8:07 Mar 9 (3)
  - LH, what are the major differences between the two editions? (m) - LisaNY 11:19 Mar 9 (2)
    - I use the Independent learning Manuals which correspond with the British 4th edition.... - Peela 19:02 Mar 9 (1)
      - I never heard of the ILM. I will check them out on the Cambridge site - thanks. :o) nm - LisaNY 19:52 Mar 9 (0)

Multiplication tables for DD in Singapore PM 1B - Laurie in VA 4:20 Mar 9 (7)

Timez Attack - KarenNC 11:14 Mar 9 (0)
It comes up again in 2B--and there are some neat games in the TM. (m) - Alana 8:43 Mar 9 (0)
Multiplication Rock (Schoolhouse Rock series) and... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 7:20 Mar 9 (1)
- Sorry about the link.. trying again... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 7:22 Mar 9 (0)
I'd just work on skip counting at this stage - Laura in China 4:22 Mar 9 (1)
- Thanks, Laura. She is very good with skip counting and (m) - Laurie in VA 4:41 Mar 9 (0)
I said 1A inside - meant 1B! (n/t) - Laurie in VA 4:21 Mar 9 (0)

Asma, I responded to your post re Arabic below (in case it gets buried).. n/t - Kate in Abu Dhabi 4:12 Mar 9 (4)

Have either one of you seen/used this? m - Patricia in ATL 6:59 Mar 9 (0)
Kate, I want to thank you as well. :-) It is all very interesting. nt - Patricia in ATL 6:33 Mar 9 (0)
Re: Asma, I responded to your post re Arabic below (in case it gets buried).. n/t - Asma 5:47 Mar 9 (0)
Re: Asma, I responded to your post re Arabic below (in case it gets buried).. n/t - Asma 5:37 Mar 9 (0)

BJU Science 6 - Student package... - Bilby 2:32 Mar 9 (2)

What edition? - GVA 6:06 Mar 9 (1)
- Thank you Gail - yes, it is the 2nd ed. I'll have to do it orally. nt - Bilby 9:03 Mar 9 (0)

terrible speller (4th grade) and busy Mom....more... - an ordinary princess 1:09 Mar 9 (8)

I am using Seq. Spell. in conjunction with Spelling Time... - claire up north 7:04 Mar 9 (0)
Same thing at our house. We ended up with Sequential Spelling, there is no prep time, and my ds can spell now!! Yeah!! nt - ruth 6:46 Mar 9 (1)
- ditto for SS! It worked wonders for us too! nt - amber in GA 9:44 Mar 9 (0)
What has helped my dd the most.... - KC 5:26 Mar 9 (0)
Maybe you could try Natural Speller or Calvert Spelling cd's? - paradise 5:02 Mar 9 (0)
Sequential spelling helped my struggling speller (sm) - OhM 4:46 Mar 9 (1)
- I should also mention (for busy mom!) - 10 minutes a day! (nt) - OhM 4:48 Mar 9 (0)
Do you do dictation? (more) - LindaOz 2:46 Mar 9 (0)

Maisy--bringing up your post about spelling... - OhElizabeth 22:23 Mar 8 (2)

PR (mostly level 1) does have a few suggestions, not so many in Level 2 (sm) - Maisy 7:27 Mar 9 (1)
- I thought someone said you could enter words into the calvert cd's, but... - OhElizabeth 19:51 Mar 9 (0)

Prof. B Math questions - Asil 21:51 Mar 8 (17)

Professor B Math - ELaurie 11:30 Mar 9 (5)
- Wow! I'm even more encouraged now. I'm just curious... - Asil 12:39 Mar 9 (4)
  - To be honest . . . - ELaurie 13:25 Mar 9 (3)
    - If you place your order by phone - ELaurie 13:28 Mar 9 (2)
      - I mentioned in another post about using Building Thinking Skills (m)... - 4kids4me 14:02 Mar 9 (1)
        
        Thanks ladies...if I learn anything, I'll be sure to let you know. :o) nt - Asil 21:20 Mar 9 (0)
I use Prof. B as my main math curriculum and you couldn't pay me to switch (well, if the price was right, maybe!)... - 4kids4me 3:55 Mar 9 (9)
- Thanks so much...just a couple more ?s - Asil 8:50 Mar 9 (3)
  - It's do-able... - 4kids4me 9:33 Mar 9 (2)
    - Thank you!! Your explanation... - Asil 10:34 Mar 9 (1)
      - No problem! And don't forget if you ever get stuck, just contact them! Have fun with it. nt - 4kids4me 11:07 Mar 9 (0)
- 4kids4me- what is it about the prof B method that makes leaning math facts so easy/thourough? nt - Cilantro 7:53 Mar 9 (4)
  - For addition/subtraction, for example.... - 4kids4me 8:12 Mar 9 (3)
    - I bet you use the book. It makes sense, IMHO. nt - mom2abcd 20:25 Mar 9 (0)
    - Thanks! nt - Cilantro 8:31 Mar 9 (1)
      - No problem. :) nt - 4kids4me 11:16 Mar 9 (0)
I should clarify one portion... - Asil 23:45 Mar 8 (0)

Spanish help, por favor. What verb form is "valga"? - Paula H 21:11 Mar 8 (2)

Dh says it is the subjunctive form of valer, because it is uncertain.... - WTMindy 21:58 Mar 8 (0)
Some help, maybe....m - Patricia in ATL 21:45 Mar 8 (0)

can't decide between Horizons/BJU/or Rod and Staff for first grade??help me please.. - DeeinFL 20:14 Mar 8 (8)

Coming in late.... - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 22:12 Mar 9 (0)
thank you to everyone, still undecided, but will make a decision on math soon. :)nt. - DeeinFL 14:20 Mar 9 (0)
I had really wanted a mastery but chose Horizons for now. If I could find a Mastery Math program I might switch. - paradise 7:53 Mar 9 (0)
I really like Horizons & you can usually get the TM's used at amazon for quite cheap if you search by ISBN number. nt - DawnUK 5:39 Mar 9 (0)
DD had Saxon 1 for K, we're using Horizons 1 for 1st grade and love it. - Trivium Academy 4:35 Mar 9 (0)
Well, I do like BJU Math, but I won't use it next year.... - Rhondabee 21:57 Mar 8 (0)
I really like R&S Math nt - Chris in CA 21:10 Mar 8 (0)
If your talking just math, I'd say between these ones (more) - Dawne 20:34 Mar 8 (0)

Any recs. for standardized test prep guides? (m) - Part-Time Homeschooler 20:12 Mar 8 (1)

We like Scoring High. They do have a Stanford Achievement Test version. nt - Victoria in GA 23:34 Mar 8 (0)

Okay. I am going to be a first time user of SL (core7) and Wordsmith next year. Will these two mesh together well? nt - Isabel 19:59 Mar 8 (0)

I'm getting frustrated with the chronological history approach... - Jeanne in MN 19:52 Mar 8 (20)

I'm beating the History Odyssey drum today... - Terri in MN 13:38 Mar 9 (1)
- Hmmmm, wish I could see this hands on. Maybe a library somewhere?.......nt - Jeanne in MN 19:30 Mar 9 (0)
Branching off a bit here, but does TOG do history this way too (units within a larger chron. framework)? nt - Julie in GA 8:43 Mar 9 (0)
I do is semi-chronologically (m) - EKS 5:52 Mar 9 (1)
- We do it similar to this also, lingering on certain cultures/countries for awhile (we'll do Amer. history for 9 mos.), and then doing SOTW again. (nt) - Karen K. in Texas 14:20 Mar 9 (0)
we dropped SOTW when it came to this point--book 3... nt - LatinaRepublicana 21:52 Mar 8 (1)
- What did you go to? In what order do you study history now? nt - Jeanne in MN 22:07 Mar 8 (0)
I have the same problem. For review, and making up games, etc, I've used this: - Alana 21:07 Mar 8 (8)
- yes, this is the list I was referring to in my post. great for geographical history. :) nt - earlybird mom 7:06 Mar 9 (0)
- Thank you!! This is fabulous! nt - claire up north 7:05 Mar 9 (0)
- Wow! This is fabulous. Thanks for posting, and thanks to the author! (nt) - OhM 4:20 Mar 9 (1)
  - Megan (in PA?) did it. : ) nt - Trivium Academy 4:39 Mar 9 (0)
- SWEEEEEET!!!! Thank you!!... - Jeanne in MN 22:06 Mar 8 (2)
  - Here's what I'm (tentatively) doing... - aubrey 22:24 Mar 8 (1)
    - I can relate-- - Alana 23:48 Mar 8 (0)
- Wow! Thanks for reprinting this -- AND to whoever organized this! Very helpful! (nt) - Lori D. 21:31 Mar 8 (0)
On round two for us, we are grouping SOTW with the younger kids - Frogpond1 20:52 Mar 8 (0)
Why not do them geographically by century? I think some had posted this list by chapter at one time. hth. :) nt - earlybird mom 20:13 Mar 8 (2)
- If the above list is what you are thinking, it would be really nice for geography too! nt - Jeanne in MN 22:09 Mar 8 (0)
- If your looking for the geographic organizatiuon of SoTW see my post above. And would the real author please stand up? I should give credit where credit is due! (nt) - Alana 21:10 Mar 8 (0)

any presidents before Washington? - Gretchen 19:39 Mar 8 (2)

Re: any presidents before Washington? - Tina in WA 20:52 Mar 8 (0)
Re: any presidents before Washington? - Dixie 20:04 Mar 8 (0)

If your child's printing is really bad... - Heather in MI 19:30 Mar 8 (3)

I would continue with cursive, doing both can just be confusing, cursive can actually help children who find writing tricky!nt - suzie 12:35 Mar 9 (0)
I'd just keep moving... - Lolly 3:34 Mar 9 (0)
I just abandoned printing - Laura in China 20:39 Mar 8 (0)

Thanks LindaOz for your insight to my curriculum woes! more.. - All4Him 19:30 Mar 8 (1)

You're welcome.........(m) - LindaOz 3:21 Mar 9 (0)

update on the tsy-bitsy-teeny-tiny handwriting.... - Nicole M 19:19 Mar 8 (2)

I remember your original post.... - Part-Time Homeschooler 20:06 Mar 8 (1)
- I always understood that big writing was a developmental thing.... - Nicole M 10:45 Mar 9 (0)

Anyone know of a "FREE" online site to teach Sign Language (dd7 is loving it after learning the alphabet, and i want to give her more)! nt - cannefamily 19:12 Mar 8 (5)

Great helps! Thanks a bunch gals :-) nt - cannefamily 21:03 Mar 8 (0)
Try getting the Signing Time dvds through Inter-library Loan. - mom2abcd 19:57 Mar 8 (1)
- These are the best I've seen for younger kids!nt - Ericaand3kids 20:54 Mar 8 (0)
Link we've enjoyed inside - 5wolfcubs 19:33 Mar 8 (0)
no, but have you checked your local library? -m - Kathie in VA 19:32 Mar 8 (0)

If anyone missed the HWT books, email me and I'll send it to you. And if you print, do so doublesided they are 400 pages in length. email inside - Kimber 18:52 Mar 8 (18)

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