I am planning to substitute The Book of The Middle Ages and its guide for Famous Men of the Middle Ages in sixth grade. Can anyone think of any reason why I ought to rethink this? DS isn't doing Latin so he has a little "extra" time in his school schedule, so if it takes a little longer, that's not a problem.
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I haven't read BOMA in a while so I might recommend a quick check for content. It's normally used in 9th without the guide as a historical supplement to the Beowulf lit package.Festina lentē,
Jessica P
2021-2022 • 12th year HSing • 10th year MP
DS 12th • HLN, Latin online, DE math/sci - Headed to Hillsdale College next fall
DD 10th • HLN, Latin online
DD 7th • HLN & Home
DS 4th • HLN & Home
Me • Memoria College, this summer: MPOA Fourth Form for Adults
Teaching TFL and co-directing @
Highlands Latin Nashville Cottage School, est. 2016 -
This would be a fine substitution. I wouldn't try it with a student younger than 6th, but I feel like a 6th grader can handle it fine. It is definitely more reading and will be a more challenging course.
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