Originally posted by Evangelina
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yes, a new edition of the book was released a couple of years ago. I can’t pull the link right now, but I believe the cross-reference PDF is linked on the Classical Phonics product page on MP’s website.
Jennifer
Blog: [url]www.seekingdelectare.com[/url]
2022
DS18: Graduated and living his dream in the automotive trades
DS17: MP, MPOA, headed to his favorite liberal arts college this fall
DS15: MP, MPOA
DS13: Mix of SC 5/6 & SC 7/8
DD11: Mix of 5M and SC7/8
DD10: SC3
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The cross reference is here: https://www.memoriapress.com/curricu...sical-phonics/ - just scroll down a bit.Originally posted by jen1134 View PostChristine
(2022/2023)
DD1 8/23/09 -Mix of MP 6/7
DS2 9/1/11 - Mix of SC 7/8 and SC 9/10 (R&S 5, FFL)
DD3 2/9/13 -SC 5/6
Previous Years
DD 1 (MPK, SC2 (with AAR), SC3, SC4, Mix of MP3/4, Mix MP5/6
DS2 (SCB, SCC, MPK, AAR/Storytime Treasures), CLE Math, Mix of MP3/4, MP5 (literature mix of SC 7/8/MP5)
DD3 (SCA, SCB, Jr. K workbooks, soaking up from the others, MPK, AAR), MP1, MP2Comment
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I'm looking for this too......any more info regarding this?Originally posted by DiannaKennedy View PostChristine
(2022/2023)
DD1 8/23/09 -Mix of MP 6/7
DS2 9/1/11 - Mix of SC 7/8 and SC 9/10 (R&S 5, FFL)
DD3 2/9/13 -SC 5/6
Previous Years
DD 1 (MPK, SC2 (with AAR), SC3, SC4, Mix of MP3/4, Mix MP5/6
DS2 (SCB, SCC, MPK, AAR/Storytime Treasures), CLE Math, Mix of MP3/4, MP5 (literature mix of SC 7/8/MP5)
DD3 (SCA, SCB, Jr. K workbooks, soaking up from the others, MPK, AAR), MP1, MP2Comment
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I asked before NYE, and I was told that it should go to the printer next week. So, maybe check back later this month?Originally posted by howiecram View PostPlans for 2022-23
Year 12 of homeschooling with MP
DD1 - 27 - college grad, bakery owner
DD2 - 16 - 11th grade - HLS Cottage School - online classes, looking at dual credit - equestrian and theatre
DS3 - 14 -7A Cottage School - soccer/tennis -dyslexia and dysgraphia
DS4 -14 - 7A Cottage School -soccer/tennis -auditory processing disorder
DD5 - 10- 5A, Cottage School - inattentive ADHD - equestrian and tumbling
DS6 - 9 - MP 1 - home with mommaComment
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We are still working on these, but they are in the editing stage, so we are getting closer. Dianna is right that if you check back toward the end of the month, I will have more exact timing.
TanyaComment
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Wow, well, you all convinced me about the MP way of spelling and phonics!!! Just ordered TS 2 for my fourth grader who is behind in spelling!Emily…a hunter who prefers coffee to chocolate and dreams of the mountains
Beech Tree Boarding School, 2021-2022
DD (age 10): MP 5
DD (age 8): MP 2
DS (age 5): MP K
"Maybe stalking the woods is as vital to the human condition as making music or putting words to paper. Maybe hunting has as much of a claim on our civilized selves as anything else.” Steven RinellaComment
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The logic behind the first question is that students are good at grasping sounds, thus phonics would come easily and also lay a foundation for what lies ahead. Once the basic education on phonics is done, only reading literature would expose them to new words that would require different pronunciations. Thus, phonics leads to the reading of literature, which in turn introduces new words that use different sounds, which again results in developing phonics. Thus, basically a chain reaction.Comment
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