Re: Geography I Issues
My student guide begins Mediterranean Europe on page 32 and then the next page is 41 (France) - 46, then after page 48 the pagination begins again with France at page 41, then repeats again to page 48 - I am missing Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal...and then several...
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Re: Succeeding with a Large Family
What a wonderful truth. Truly, amen.
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Re: Christian Studies IV or Story of Christianity
My two oldest (8th and 6th grade) tried to complete CSIV this year as a review, but it showed me that we were pretty weak in the CSII area - mostly the prophets. That was a tough school year for us and I can see that I did a poor job...Leave a comment:
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TV Recommendations
I remember a thread last year where everyone shared shows that they had watched with the family. Some were educational, some were just for fun but family friendly.....and even with Advanced Search I can't find it to bump it - so if someone can remember, please give it a bump. I think this is a great... -
Re: Classical Studies for 7A - gap year -
That was the plan, to drill the others. Plus, we need to get the timeline back up on the wall after a move, so I will put him in charge of that as he goes through each time period in review.
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Re: Classical Studies for 7A - gap year -
That's a good idea. I think I will order the set....Leave a comment:
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Classical Studies for 7A - gap year -
My rising 7th grader is on a modified track, because we grouped Classical Studies with siblings and he started before the curriculum shift down. I am finding that we need to "fill a gap" this year.
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Re: Spelling advice needed
I should have given thought to my opinion before posting it - because it was based on unique family circumstances instead of a fair analysis or comparison. Spelling Workout is just one of those workbooks that I want to throw out the window. And maybe that...Leave a comment:
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Re: Spelling advice needed
I think AAS is the best thing out there, especially if you begin in K or 1st and have the time to spend on it every day. I like the review box. I like the rule memorization. I like the idea of tactile learning, though often we just wrote words on a whiteboard...Leave a comment:
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Re: Spelling advice needed
I have tried AAS, R&S, Spelling Workout and IEW Phonetic Zoo. IEW is my favorite, except that I have a child who would not be able to write quickly enough to keep up with the recording. I am thinking that we will go back to it this year with me carving...Leave a comment:
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Re: Instagram Users of Memoria Press--Insects, Reptiles, Mammals, Birds, Trees
I'm so glad you bumped this, I had forgotten to check it out.
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Re: Calling All Texans (even non-native)
I have "Texas History for Kids: Lone Star Lives and Legends with 21 Activities" by Karen Bush Gibson. It is relatively short, and you can take or leave the projects. I thought that it was a good overview of our history even for older...Leave a comment:
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Re: OT: new Latin book
I have been curious about that book, not for my children, but just to explore myself! That adds nothing to the thread other than to say that I chuckle when I hear the occasional Fr. Z reference because I'm sort of a "closet" reader of his! I just find...Leave a comment:
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Re: confused about Trojan War lesson plans
I don't think I want to bother with additional lesson plans - but thought I would agree that there must be a mistake in the core plans from week 5 to week 6 in the transition from Classical Studies to Literature - We leave off with Wrath of Achilles:...Leave a comment:
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Re: LC Review sheets?
With the slower pace of third grade, I agree that the review sheets should be part of the package.Leave a comment:
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