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New board posted - Tim at Peace Hill Press 23:17 Jan 11 (0)

Siloam, how do you do your one budget for everything? - Lillian 21:35 Jan 11 (0)

abbeyej! Could you help me please? (m) - Mrs. H. 21:19 Jan 11 (0)

Placement tests? - Betty W. 20:58 Jan 11 (0)

Any Jump In! users here? Came across this writing curriculum while looking for Apologia Science...(m) - Sue G in PA 20:57 Jan 11 (3)

Here are links to threads from back in Oct... - Lori D. 21:27 Jan 11 (1)
- Other options for a very reluctant writer to possibly consider... - Lori D. 21:44 Jan 11 (0)
I'd like to know how it is going too! I remember it being much talked over... nt - 5wolfcubs 21:01 Jan 11 (0)

profmom (or anyone doing or have done MFW C2G): can i ask a C2G question?.... - Johanna 20:31 Jan 11 (1)

I did C2G with younger ones. It worked fine... - Lori in MS 20:39 Jan 11 (0)

Has anyone used For Instruction in Righteousness as a part of a character cirriculum? (m) - SM 19:53 Jan 11 (0)

R&S math users: has anyone ever tried to do more than 5 lessons per week, in an effort to get through a book faster? (m) - Colleen in NS 19:46 Jan 11 (2)

Clarification (m) - Colleen in NS 19:48 Jan 11 (1)
- I don't like to rush through math (and we do R&S) (m) - Solamichella 20:21 Jan 11 (0)

Greek - Ellen in Ft. Lauderdale 19:20 Jan 11 (0)

earlybird mom designed a new look for my blog (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 19:09 Jan 11 (0)

POLL: those of you doing LCC (or LCC-ish), what curriculum are you using this year for each kid for each subject? - dragons in the flower bed 18:57 Jan 11 (7)

ds 12, 6th grade; ds 10, 4th grade; ds 7, 1st grade; and a K (m) - Stephanie not in TX 22:06 Jan 11 (0)
Ds 6.5 1st grade, dd 5.5 K/1st LCC or future LCC or sorta LCC ;-) m - Jami in TX 20:45 Jan 11 (0)
Well, I am just starting to investigate LCC but here is what I am thinking so far for ds (9yo)... - Heather in NC 20:41 Jan 11 (0)
LCC-ish, dds 10 and 8 (long) - Melissa B 20:36 Jan 11 (0)
ds7 2nd grade LCC - dragons in the flower bed 20:04 Jan 11 (1)
- What is Fire, Well, Tree? nt - Stephanie not in TX 22:09 Jan 11 (0)
dd7 1st grade LCC-ish - Karen in CO 19:44 Jan 11 (0)

Does anyone know what grade level SWB writing book that is due out later this year is geared toward? nt - Hot Lava Mama 18:53 Jan 11 (1)

Not certain but guessing 4th + simply b/c her FLL covers 1 - 3rd. nt - Sue G in PA 21:10 Jan 11 (0)

Long time, not here....Writing Tales I question for anyone...What grade? . - Pensguys 18:42 Jan 11 (1)

No, don't do WT orally... - OhElizabeth 21:56 Jan 11 (0)

Where is Colleen? Anyone know? Thanks! - Lillian 18:26 Jan 11 (0)

Does anyone use Noeo Science? - E 18:07 Jan 11 (7)

We did Chem I this year with 4th and 5th graders - Excelsior! Academy 19:51 Jan 11 (0)
Re: Does anyone use Noeo Science? - Canada_Mom 18:48 Jan 11 (2)
- OT: hey, that's funny - I've sometimes thought about changing my name to something like yours! Where in Canada are you? nt - Colleen in NS 19:51 Jan 11 (1)
  - I'm in Calgary, AB. Where are you? - Canada_Mom 20:28 Jan 11 (0)
We used Noeo Biology 2 for 5th grade. Here's my review... - Sue in St Pete 18:22 Jan 11 (0)
I am using Physics with my children. I like it but I would def buy all of the extra experiment sets if you are not organized. I am weeks behind due to not having a marble, or buying a bag of balloons only to have the children use them all. nt - stellar 18:22 Jan 11 (0)
I have chem 2 - HollyDay 18:16 Jan 11 (0)

Mathy People: Good history of math book? (m) - SPH 17:35 Jan 11 (4)

From Five Fingers to Infinity is a nice thick (but readable) tome. (m) - Debra in TX 18:18 Jan 11 (1)
- Will check this one out. Thanks. nt - SPH 18:48 Jan 11 (0)
Math in Classical Education - Myrtle 18:03 Jan 11 (1)
- Thanks, Myrtle! nt - SPH 18:48 Jan 11 (0)

Can anyone help me come up with a writing assignment for Am Hist--dialectic stage? -m - Kathie in VA 17:31 Jan 11 (4)

Thanks Sophia and Lisa, these are great ideas! (Hey Kelley... neat fact to learn about!) -nt - Kathie in VA 20:14 Jan 11 (0)
Compare and contrast Plymouth and Jamestown colonies.nm - Sophia 17:55 Jan 11 (1)
- Just found out yesterday that Isaac Allerton and William Brewster are my ancestors!!! Original Plymouth Settlements (nt) - Kelley 18:01 Jan 11 (0)
How about "Why did the original 1607 Jamestown Colony fail?" nm - LisaNY 17:47 Jan 11 (0)

test - Stacy in NJ 17:20 Jan 11 (0)

Mini offices - Teresa in OR 17:04 Jan 11 (1)

We use these, and they are great! (m) - 3lilreds in NC 18:17 Jan 11 (0)

Any opinions on electronic dictionaries, thesaurus,spellers? - Kelley 17:04 Jan 11 (1)

We used to have the Franklin Pocket Dictionary and it was wonderful.. - sandra Dumas 18:51 Jan 11 (0)

HWT Cursive: Can students use regular notebook paper after completing this curriculum? And if so, is wide- or college-ruled preferable? TIA! (nt) - Plaid Dad 16:55 Jan 11 (1)

My 3rd grader has worked through the cursive book and uses regular wide ruled paper for copywork. nm - Stacy in NJ 17:04 Jan 11 (0)

Saxon math worked really well for my older two dc, but, isn't so great for my ds9. I need something "visual" for him and hands on (we use cuisinaire rods now, he likes them). Any suggestions? He's doing 54 in Saxon right now.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 16:40 Jan 11 (8)

MUS for sure! nt - Heather in NC 20:35 Jan 11 (0)
Hi Dayle! (m) - Colleen in NS 19:16 Jan 11 (1)
- and a Saxon question for you... - Colleen in NS 19:21 Jan 11 (0)
Re: Saxon math worked really well for my older two dc, but, isn't so great for my ds9. I need something "visual" for him and hands on (we use cuisinaire rods now, he likes them). Any suggestions? He's doing 54 in Saxon right now.nt - Jen 17:58 Jan 11 (0)
I switched my dd to BJU... - mommyfaithe 16:44 Jan 11 (3)
- Another huge BJU math fan here! nt - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 19:33 Jan 11 (0)
- hijacking a bit here - but we recently switched to BJU from Sax and I do have a question (more) - HollyDay 17:53 Jan 11 (1)
  - Or just start somewhere in the middle of the book (m) - gardenschooler 18:43 Jan 11 (0)

Just wanted to say how much we are liking Apologia General Science for 6th! - Shelly in IL 16:35 Jan 11 (6)

May I ask about scheduling? Is 90min 2days/wk enough? -m - Kathie in VA 17:34 Jan 11 (1)
- Jumping in: We usually break Apologia into 3 days per week. (m) - FloridaLisa 19:43 Jan 11 (0)
Do you think a 5th grader who is very good at science could handle this curriculum? (m) - Sue G in PA 17:01 Jan 11 (3)
- Here's the thing... - Shelly in Il 17:29 Jan 11 (2)
  - Re: Here's the thing... - Jeana 21:41 Jan 11 (0)
  - Wow, that helps a bunch! My soon-to-be 5th grader is so NOT independent! (m) - Sue G in PA 19:39 Jan 11 (0)

week in review is up - Kel 16:06 Jan 11 (5)

mine is up too (link) - King Alfred Academy 20:53 Jan 11 (0)
Here are our last three weeks of TOG Year 2 (weeks 3-5) - karenciavo 18:27 Jan 11 (0)
I know I'm not officially on the list of weekly reporters, but I need to do it too, so here is mine. :-) - 3lilreds in NC 17:00 Jan 11 (0)
Here's ours...(m) - Plaid Dad 16:23 Jan 11 (0)
I just got mine up, too. - Dawn E 16:19 Jan 11 (0)

Someone asked about SOTW & VP Cards and Living Books lists & so much more here - one l michele 16:00 Jan 11 (0)

Wall Timeline Questions.... - AudreyTN 15:59 Jan 11 (3)

I've heard that you should keep the segments the same size. How far are you going? - Chris in VA 19:35 Jan 11 (1)
- I want a blank line at the bottom... m - AudreyTN 19:56 Jan 11 (0)
I forgot: What year to you BEGIN you timlines with? thanks nt - AudreyTN 16:10 Jan 11 (0)

How about a "What would you do differently?" post? (sm) - Rocking Horse 15:58 Jan 11 (25)

It's started - A 20:49 Jan 11 (0)
I'd have trusted myself instead of listening to others tell me what's best for MY dd. nt - Solamichella 20:24 Jan 11 (0)
Not sent my first three to public school and had (have) more fun!! nt - Excelsior! Academy 19:58 Jan 11 (0)
I'd have begun R&S math 1 in Kindergarten, instead of having no math plan back then. nt - Colleen in NS 19:30 Jan 11 (0)
I would have listened to my heart and met my kids at heart-level when it came to schooling. I'm slow but worth the wait. nt - Sweetpeach 19:03 Jan 11 (1)
- More conclusively, I wish I'd stumbled over the HolyExperience blog in my first year rather than my third. nt - Sweetpeach 19:17 Jan 11 (0)
Here's my list - thankfully I had a little tag-along baby (m) - gardenschooler 18:50 Jan 11 (0)
I would have taught handwriting properly from the start... - Sue in St Pete 18:25 Jan 11 (0)
had more fun - moved slower - used My Father's World nt - HollyDay 17:54 Jan 11 (2)
- Wished I had used My Fathers World....Glad I taught my children Abeka Phonics and - CindyinTexas 18:35 Jan 11 (1)
  - Also had to add about Math - CindyinTexas 18:46 Jan 11 (0)
Our "do and don't list" (LOL) from 7+ years of homeschooling... - Lori D. 17:00 Jan 11 (0)
I wouldn't have done a formal history or science program k-4. m - Stacy in NJ 16:57 Jan 11 (3)
- Fascinating. Can you explain why? - Rocking Horse 18:06 Jan 11 (2)
  - Oh, I would do science and history, I just wouldn't do a formal structured program. m - Stacy in NJ 20:15 Jan 11 (1)
    - Agree, Stacy. Our "first of three 4-year history cycle" turned into 6 years, with a 7th year focusing... - Lori D. 20:58 Jan 11 (0)
What I'm doing with my K because I am learning from how my 11 and 9 yo are doing. (m) - angela in ohio 16:38 Jan 11 (1)
- Your list reads like mine and... - Rocking Horse 18:04 Jan 11 (0)
I wouldn't have used Calvert for my 1st grader. Very $$ and not a good fit. Would not have bothered trying to make Core Knowledge work for us either. nt - StacyTea 16:35 Jan 11 (0)
go on more field trips, school outside more, and remember... - Chris in VA 16:11 Jan 11 (2)
- Maybe... - profmom 16:25 Jan 11 (1)
  - Sorry! m - profmom 20:21 Jan 11 (0)
I would not have 'bought ahead' during the first year. .nt - Carol in Cal. 16:07 Jan 11 (0)
Hmmm. . . (M) - one l michele 16:05 Jan 11 (0)
EASY!! I would have relaxed with my kids when they were in Pre-K and K. - Karie 16:01 Jan 11 (0)

Looking for recommendations for a good translation of The Canterbury Tales, please! And...thank you! :o) nt - Leigh Ann 15:56 Jan 11 (2)

I like the Nevill Coghill translation. (nt) - Plaid Dad 17:59 Jan 11 (0)
Perhaps Barbara Cohen's version. It's used in TOG. nt - Laura in VA 17:01 Jan 11 (0)

Is the TM essential for BJU Math 3? nt - HollyDay 14:47 Jan 11 (5)

A vote for yes. The worktext does not represent the complete curriculum at all. nt - Cindyg 20:05 Jan 11 (0)
Yes (m) - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 19:35 Jan 11 (0)
For the lessons, instruction on teaching with manipulatives, etc. (m) - gardenschooler 17:57 Jan 11 (0)
Maybe not "essential"... - Rhondabee 16:47 Jan 11 (0)
I have used BJU K-4(workbooks) and 5 text for my oldest dd9 as a supplement - Fay up North 14:55 Jan 11 (0)

Need a science curriculum next year for 2nd, 3rd and 5th (a real science lover) that covers a lot of different topics...(m) - Sue G in PA 14:45 Jan 11 (5)

I really like MWS (M) - one l michele 15:16 Jan 11 (1)
- I second this! :o) nt - Stephanie in FL 15:20 Jan 11 (0)
Have you ruled out BJU? BJU 5 would work well for all your kids.(nt) - Tami 14:53 Jan 11 (1)
- Oh no, I haven't ruled it out...it was just the only one I knew of! Thanks.nt - Sue G in PA 15:31 Jan 11 (0)
CGC (link inside) - Fay up North 14:51 Jan 11 (0)

My weekly report... - 10Acres 14:41 Jan 11 (0)

I need an easy year of "do the next thing" sort of curriculum...more - Janine 14:31 Jan 11 (4)

good ideas...thank you for the replies! - Lori, I might email you if that's okay~ nt - Janine 19:42 Jan 11 (1)
- Please feel free. : ) Addy inside... - Lori D. 21:02 Jan 11 (0)
Sounds like a good plan to me! My 2 cents worth inside... - Lori D. 16:14 Jan 11 (0)
Some things that have worked well for us (m) - Christy B 14:53 Jan 11 (0)

Our first week of KONOS finished. Link to "report" inside :) - AudreyTN 13:42 Jan 11 (1)

This is really encouraging Audrey, Yay for you!! Please keep us posted :-) nt - stellar 16:00 Jan 11 (0)

Any opinions on: Boys and Girld Herodotus & Plutarch. Other books like theese that you like. nt - luckygirl 13:41 Jan 11 (0)

I can't get an answer from Lampstand Press regarding TOG pricing, so maybe someone here can help me? (m) - Melora in NC 13:37 Jan 11 (10)

I think the reason she did not have an answer is because - Fay up North 13:49 Jan 11 (5)
- Thank you, only now I am more confused! Is the Loom on CD currently (m) - Melora in NC 14:04 Jan 11 (4)
  - Ohhhhh, I did not want to confuse you more..lol - Fay up North 14:13 Jan 11 (3)
    - Ah ha! So the CD has all the book lists and S(tudent) A(ssignment) P(ages)? And (m) - Melora in NC 14:24 Jan 11 (2)
      - The Loom CD for Year 1 is ready ,so you will get it with your order, year 2 should be out soon - Fay up North 14:40 Jan 11 (1)
        
        Thank you so much! (nt) - Melora in NC 16:25 Jan 11 (0)
I know their main Customer Service person was out till, well it was supposed to be Tuesday, but then she was delayed. I don't know if she is back yet. Keep trying. nt - siloam 13:43 Jan 11 (3)
- Good to know! Maybe she will get back to me on Monday. Wouldn't be so much pressure if their prices weren't going way up in a couple weeks! (nt) - Melora in NC 14:25 Jan 11 (2)
  - I totally understand, but I think you should call on Monday. She is going to be overwhelmed with e-mail, so don't wait. nt - siloam 15:49 Jan 11 (1)
    - You are right -- she probably will be busy, and I should be a squeaky wheel if I want a prompt response! (nt) - Melora in NC 16:27 Jan 11 (0)

I think I just posted my first Week in Review. How did I do?link inside , well maybe - Michele Bruce 13:29 Jan 11 (2)

Hey, me too! It feels weird for my thoughts to be "out there"! LOL! (link) - Melissa in NJ 14:00 Jan 11 (0)
really nice! (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 13:34 Jan 11 (0)

I really need help with CW Homer for older beginners...I'm just slow or something. ;) (m) - Teresa in TX 13:22 Jan 11 (10)

Okay, I'll give it a try (m) - LisaNY 16:52 Jan 11 (3)
- Now, how could she do that so well???? I'm impressed, LisaNY! nt - jeri 16:56 Jan 11 (1)
  - Thanks. I owe it all to R&S English and CW Homer, which really forced us to *use* what we learned in R&S. :o) nm - LisaNY 17:12 Jan 11 (0)
- Since CW makes reference to Latin grammar terms, you might want to get this book (m) - LisaNY 16:55 Jan 11 (0)
I'm not teaching this yet, but...(m) - Plaid Dad 16:49 Jan 11 (0)
Re: I really need help with CW Homer for older beginners...I'm just slow or something. ;) (m) - jeri 14:14 Jan 11 (1)
- I do feel better. I do. I really do. lol (m) - Teresa in TX 14:57 Jan 11 (0)
I'm going to take this opportunity to make a confession. (m) - Rich with kids 13:30 Jan 11 (2)
- I want to share that I have heard that CW Homer is very difficult. - Testimony 17:45 Jan 11 (0)
- Ok so if you had to do it over... - siloam 16:56 Jan 11 (0)

Need some book ideas for a 3rd/4th grade boy...more - Karie 13:21 Jan 11 (9)

Hatchet, My Side of the Mountain, The Whipping Boy & sm - LauraF in NC 18:36 Jan 11 (0)
Homer Price, McBrooms Wonderful One Acre Farm, Swallows and Amazons, Hardy Boys, Famous Five/Secret Seven. nt - SPH 17:44 Jan 11 (0)
Here's our 3rd-5th grade "all american boy" (lol) book titles... - Lori D. 16:42 Jan 11 (0)
The Great Brain series (Fitzgerald), The Enormous Egg (Butterworth), Danny the Champion of the World (Dahl). (nt) - Melora in NC 16:33 Jan 11 (0)
How about Beverly Cleary's Henry Huggins books? nt. - Gretchen 15:48 Jan 11 (1)
- My 10 year old almost 11 is reading these right now and loving them.nt - CindyinTexas 18:40 Jan 11 (0)
Have you tried the Time Warp Trio? They are history based. My ds9 loves them. nt - Adrianne in PA 15:31 Jan 11 (0)
Here are some mine enjoyed (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 13:32 Jan 11 (1)
- Thanks! Anyone else have some suggestions, too? nt - Karie 15:18 Jan 11 (0)

Where can I find composition notebooks with smaller lines? m - Chris in VA 13:19 Jan 11 (2)

Link inside - Laura in VA 14:12 Jan 11 (0)
My fav. place link inside to paper.com - Fay up North 13:57 Jan 11 (0)

Do you ever get to the point where you are totally confident about all of your curriculum? (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 13:10 Jan 11 (23)

I'm always confident about the curriculum --I'm just not-so-confident in my *application* of said programs, LOL!! nt - Peek a Boo 20:54 Jan 11 (0)
I've never changed our spine (in grades 1-4), so I guess that's a yes. - Cindyg 20:16 Jan 11 (0)
I think after 5 years I am finally there. I still tweak things every now and then. nt - Heather in OK 20:13 Jan 11 (0)
I feel pretty good about everything right now . . . except that he's about to finish math. - Jenny in Florida 19:57 Jan 11 (0)
Well, I think it's pretty hard to screw up 1st and 2nd. So I'm at peace right now... but I see questions marks when I think about the older grades. - earlybird mom 15:25 Jan 11 (1)
- Hmmmm....Life changes as in a girl-barian perhaps? LOL! ;-) nt - StacyTea 17:13 Jan 11 (0)
Yes, pretty confident (m) - Stephanie in FL 15:20 Jan 11 (0)
I feel good about what we're using except Math for my ds9. I feel like we are hitting a good place.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 15:05 Jan 11 (0)
Yes, I get totally confident, then my kids change in ways I didn't anticipate - Karen in CO 14:39 Jan 11 (0)
I think it would help when people post what they use if they (M) - one l michele 14:32 Jan 11 (0)
Yes, with time and experience I have settled into what works for our family's goals and priorities. (nt) - Tami 14:28 Jan 11 (0)
Actually, right now I am and it's the first time. - Trivium Academy 14:13 Jan 11 (0)
It's more of a process , especially - Fay up North 14:07 Jan 11 (0)
I like all of our curriculum. (m) - FloridaLisa 13:51 Jan 11 (0)
Nope -- but that's what keeps me on my growing edge. m - Sweetpeach 13:49 Jan 11 (0)
In this world? Probably not nt - frogpond1 13:42 Jan 11 (0)
It goes in seasons for me - Chadam 13:24 Jan 11 (0)
Did you see my earlier post about ds? I panic on a regular basis now that I think about it. (m) - Rich with kids 13:23 Jan 11 (1)
- I was just reminding myself yesterday that I do the panic thing, too (m) - Christy B 14:58 Jan 11 (0)
I'm pretty confident... - GVA 13:21 Jan 11 (2)
- Which Spanish are you using? nt - Rich with kids 13:24 Jan 11 (1)
  - I'm switching... - GVA 14:43 Jan 11 (0)
Re: Do you ever get to the point where you are totally confident about all of your curriculum? (m) - Colleen in NS 13:14 Jan 11 (0)

Horizon Preschool - has anyone here seen it in real life or used it? (M) - one l michele 12:57 Jan 11 (3)

We're getting this for next year if that counts... - Trivium Academy 15:13 Jan 11 (2)
- Your dh sounds like mine (M) - one l michele 15:18 Jan 11 (1)
  - Nope, just the workbooks. - Trivium Academy 15:57 Jan 11 (0)

Any reviews of Shurley Grammar? (M) - one l michele 12:51 Jan 11 (6)

Love it - A 20:43 Jan 11 (0)
W used Shurley 5. Here is my review... - Sue in St Pete 18:29 Jan 11 (0)
I use Shurley. I left R&S for the same reasons you have stated. m - kRenee 16:13 Jan 11 (2)
- I just finished looking at it again, I really like it - is it true to grade level? (M) - one l michele 18:23 Jan 11 (1)
  - I only use the grammar. I use it with 2 children and... m - kRenee 19:58 Jan 11 (0)
We are using it 3rd-7th this year and I think it is great - frogpond1 13:40 Jan 11 (0)

I need Multplication/Division help for my 8yo DD. - Daisy 12:38 Jan 11 (8)

My ds also struggles with math facts. - Cindyg 20:56 Jan 11 (0)
Re: I need Multplication/Division help for my 8yo DD. - Colleen in NS 13:08 Jan 11 (3)
- Okay, (breath in, breath out), I know we have time for her to learn them. We are still using R&S and love it. I'm dealing w/DD having type A frustration at not knowing the answer. nt - Daisy 13:24 Jan 11 (2)
  - My son is like that too!! (m) - Colleen in NS 13:37 Jan 11 (1)
    - Okay, Thanks. I remember doing that with +/-. I guess I just felt like R&S moved a little faster with mult/div. I'm going to go back to the daily flshcds. Thx. nt - Daisy 13:40 Jan 11 (0)
link - one l michele 12:52 Jan 11 (1)
- Great article. I'm going to try this! nt - Daisy 13:02 Jan 11 (0)
Forgive my errors. I'm horribly sick & that's my lame excuse. LOL. nt - Daisy 12:40 Jan 11 (0)

5th grade science (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 11:42 Jan 11 (7)

For fifth next year, I'm using....(m) - Regena in KY 19:27 Jan 11 (0)
You could add more MWS units and/or supplements to go with them. (M) - one l michele 12:53 Jan 11 (0)
It doesn't sound like you are wanting a full year curriculum, but we love BJU this year (5th grade - 3rd edition). nt - Zee 11:55 Jan 11 (4)
- Just an FYI. Not sure about the grade 5 BJU text, but the grade 6 teacher manual gives an optional one-semester path to take. nt - Hoggirl 15:35 Jan 11 (0)
- what materials do you use for BJU 5th grade science? - hpymomof3 13:10 Jan 11 (1)
  - I use it all: student book, teacher's, activity books and tests. There is a lot in...sm - Zee 14:35 Jan 11 (0)
- Ditto., Love BJU science 5. nt - Ferdie 12:08 Jan 11 (0)

Test Best or Scoring High ITBS? - hpymomof3 11:38 Jan 11 (2)

Ds used Scoring High in his school for 3rd grade. Did well, no anxiety, and I think it was great prep. nt - Chris in VA 13:05 Jan 11 (0)
I have only used Spectrum Test Prep and my kids have tested in the 95% and up on the IOWAs every year nt - Fay up North 12:34 Jan 11 (0)

Question about R&S English placement - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 11:21 Jan 11 (1)

Re: Question about R&S English placement - Josie 11:48 Jan 11 (0)

CLE English vs. Rod & Staff English? - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 11:16 Jan 11 (2)

I'll try (m) - StacyTea 16:31 Jan 11 (1)
- Thank you! Very helpful! nt - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 19:40 Jan 11 (0)

Classical Conversations participants....some questions... - Another Lynn 10:45 Jan 11 (2)

Here's our experience ...... - LindaO in Va 20:33 Jan 11 (0)
What we've done for our second year with CC now... - GVA 11:09 Jan 11 (0)

How do you organize homeschooling freebies on your computer - Rhonda in TX 10:26 Jan 11 (6)

I hear you! I completely forgot I had an ancient maps set via e-book! (m) - Kate CA 11:28 Jan 11 (1)
- I like this idea. Do you update it regularly? - Rhonda in TX 18:10 Jan 11 (0)
Re: How do you organize homeschooling freebies on your computer - Ericaand3kids 10:39 Jan 11 (3)
- I think my problem is that I'm very visual. - Rhonda in TX 10:44 Jan 11 (2)
  - I do this too, I put it all in a Homeschool Freebie folder and keep an updated print out - Trivium Academy 10:53 Jan 11 (1)
    - I think this is what I need to do. - Rhonda in TX 18:12 Jan 11 (0)

Has anyone else's 5 yo child struggled with Horizons K? (m) - Erica in PA 10:20 Jan 11 (4)

Yup, use another program and come back to Horizons in 6 months... - sandra Dumas 12:54 Jan 11 (0)
Same situation here with my dd5 & Horizons K - yvonne in ca 11:42 Jan 11 (1)
- Oh-also...my son needed to WRITE the numbers in order to finally learned them...m - sandra Dumas 12:57 Jan 11 (0)
This is exactly the point that my two got stuck in Horizons K, m - Jami in TX 10:26 Jan 11 (0)

Planet Earth - any resources? - Amy loves Bud 9:27 Jan 11 (1)

We got this for Christmas, too. Isn't it cool? nt - Rich with kids 9:34 Jan 11 (0)

2 Questions for Latin Apologists.... - SPH 9:23 Jan 11 (8)

Hi! I am not an apologist. I love Latin. I took it as a child and I want my children to have it. - Testimony 17:59 Jan 11 (0)
I plan to do Latin... - sandra Dumas 14:18 Jan 11 (2)
- So true!!!! :-) m - Patricia in WA 20:03 Jan 11 (0)
- Interesting. I speak Spanish too (m) - SPH 17:29 Jan 11 (0)
We do both Latin and Koine. nt - karenciavo 10:32 Jan 11 (0)
Not completely an apologist, or a die-hard, either (I let one child drop Latin in favor of Spanish), but... - Jill, OK 10:24 Jan 11 (0)
Not an apologist (just a mom who believes in the study of latin)...m - Beth in sw WA 9:55 Jan 11 (1)
- Thanks for the link. Yes... - SPH 15:41 Jan 11 (0)

Trying not to panic, but I'm feeling pretty desperate...(m) - Rich with kids 9:02 Jan 11 (11)

Thank you, ladies! I feel much better and soooo agree with the slowing down. My dc thank you, as well! nt - Rich with kids 9:50 Jan 11 (0)
Go back and sloooow down. Is he your oldest? Math get more difficult (m) - Tammyla 9:45 Jan 11 (1)
- Thank you! nt - Rich with kids 9:51 Jan 11 (0)
go back - Chadam 9:23 Jan 11 (1)
- Thank you! Great advice. nt - Rich with kids 9:25 Jan 11 (0)
I would have some focus issues after 3 pages of MUS! (m & links) - 5wolfcubs 9:18 Jan 11 (1)
- I agree it's too much. Thanks for the links! :) nt - Rich with kids 9:24 Jan 11 (0)
How about slowing down... - Sophia 9:17 Jan 11 (1)
- You know? It's such an obvious solution. Slow down. This is why I love this board. I get so caught up in getting it all done, I forget this should be fun, at least part of the time. (m) - Rich with kids 9:33 Jan 11 (0)
Re: Trying not to panic, but I'm feeling pretty desperate...(m) - steph 9:08 Jan 11 (1)
- I do this panic thing from time to time. I picture all of my kids still living with us when they're in their 30's because I didn't teach them well and they can't get a job. Ugh! I feel better getting it out here. It helps me get some perspective. Thanks for your input. nt - Rich with kids 9:28 Jan 11 (0)

Don't have my copy of WTM at the moment so please help....ds is 8 and I was wondering if it is time to start a formal writing program like writing tales. nt - jedbel 8:52 Jan 11 (2)

I think it is third grade but I am not positive. - Rebecca 14:29 Jan 11 (0)
From memory, I think at 2nd grade they are still doing copywork, some dictation, beg. to copy their own narrations and write some, but no formal program yet. nt - Sue G in PA 9:21 Jan 11 (0)

Help! I need Saxon math 5/4 test 12. Can anyone scan it and email it to me? (m) - Kisa in CA 8:36 Jan 11 (2)

Re: Help! I need Saxon math 5/4 test 12. Can anyone scan it and email it to me? (m) - Tammyla 12:47 Jan 11 (1)
- Thanks! You're a lifesaver. =) nt - Kisa in CA 14:58 Jan 11 (0)

Look at my ds9 journaling today.... - steph 8:25 Jan 11 (2)

My dc need that soup for lunch today...w/ a couple extra dashes, sprinklings and cups! nt - Sue G in PA 9:20 Jan 11 (0)
That is so sweet, may I have a cup of that soup? nt - Mom2GirlsTX 8:30 Jan 11 (0)

Sadiegirl, about the RuthMichael 'carrier' on my blog... - Jill, OK 8:19 Jan 11 (0)

Our weekly report is up - Lori C, Texas 8:15 Jan 11 (8)

Looks great! Where did you find the itsy bitsy letter books? nt - Kristiana 9:44 Jan 11 (2)
- Re: Looks great! Where did you find the itsy bitsy letter books? nt - Lori C, Texas 9:58 Jan 11 (1)
  - Thank you!! These will be great for my younger two. nt - Kristiana 11:15 Jan 11 (0)
Can you elaborate on your switch to K12? - 5wolfcubs 9:27 Jan 11 (4)
- Re: Can you elaborate on your switch to K12? - Lori C, Texas 9:39 Jan 11 (3)
  - Re: Can you elaborate on your switch to K12? - Donna F, NY 11:16 Jan 11 (2)
    - Re: Can you elaborate on your switch to K12? - Lori C, Texas 11:46 Jan 11 (1)
      - Re: Can you elaborate on your switch to K12? - Donna F, NY 14:56 Jan 11 (0)

Latin Program that uses the bible - Kim in ON 8:09 Jan 11 (5)

Never mind - Kim in ON 11:43 Jan 11 (0)
Amy, do you take the online class? Why do you love it? We are looking for a program to follow LC 2 this summer. Thanks! nt - Beth in sw WA 9:56 Jan 11 (1)
- My ds started it last year when he was in 6th grade...(m) - Basketmaker Amy 15:52 Jan 11 (0)
Latin in the Christian Trivium? We use it and love it.nt - Basketmaker Amy 8:18 Jan 11 (1)
- Amy, please see question above (I posted in wrong spot) Thanks! nt - Beth in sw WA 10:00 Jan 11 (0)

Teaching Textbooks and Chalkdust Advice needed - Mom2GirlsTX 8:04 Jan 11 (1)

Have you looked at the online placement tests for TT5 & TT6?.... - Karen K. in Tx 11:00 Jan 11 (0)

TOG ? - Stephanie in FL 7:43 Jan 11 (5)

bundle price is equal to the price of all components with one free item included (~$25 or $30 savings) *nt* - TMarie 10:22 Jan 11 (1)
- I just called TOG to confirm. the price of the bundle will increase (by $45 to reflect yearplan increase) on Feb 1st *nt* - TMarie 10:29 Jan 11 (0)
If you bundle, you don't get the discounted price for the TOG.... - WTMindy 8:41 Jan 11 (0)
Bundle m - r 8:14 Jan 11 (0)
To bundle or not to bundle *Ü* - Lisawa 7:55 Jan 11 (0)

Sharing my list of free audio loadloads, books, speeches etc... - Lizzie in Ma 7:31 Jan 11 (4)

Fantastic! Thank you so much! nt - King Alfred Academy 18:07 Jan 11 (0)
Thank you! (nt) - Leah 14:59 Jan 11 (0)
Thank you so much! These are wonderful! nt - Emily in FL 9:28 Jan 11 (0)
Thank you . This is very kind. nt - Zee 9:07 Jan 11 (0)

TOG Binder questions... - Marsha 6:54 Jan 11 (10)

200 for 9.95 at Staples now- that is a sale price- nt - Laura in VA 8:03 Jan 11 (0)
LOL... love... page protectors! sm - Lisawa 7:31 Jan 11 (1)
- I do PP too! And I also buy them from Costco... - siloam 9:30 Jan 11 (0)
Also, - Marsha 7:30 Jan 11 (3)
- What year? Most years are around 800, I think year 2 will be closer to 1000. nt - karenciavo 8:10 Jan 11 (2)
  - Now that is amazing! I think I was way off when I said 2 boxes then! lol *Ü* maybe 4 or 5 then! yikes! - Lisawa 8:40 Jan 11 (1)
    - Year 2 is crazy, most weeks are over 60 pages each. 36 weeks x 30 sheets of paper = 1080 page protectors. nt - karenciavo 9:06 Jan 11 (0)
For Redesign Year 2 I use 3" binders. I purchase binders(approx. $10 for 2) and page protectors (approx. $9 for 200) at Costco. nt - karenciavo 7:24 Jan 11 (0)
I don't use page protectors for every page. Mine are 2" binders. - momofkhm 7:03 Jan 11 (1)
- Since I'm not using R lvl, I combine those specific pages into one protector. nt - 5wolfcubs 8:55 Jan 11 (0)

MCP Math VS Horizons... - Marsha 6:51 Jan 11 (11)

One thing to note (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 10:52 Jan 11 (0)
Re: MCP Math VS Horizons... - Ann in WA 10:29 Jan 11 (6)
- Ann in WA (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 11:01 Jan 11 (5)
  - Re: Ann in WA (m) - Ann in WA 14:57 Jan 11 (0)
  - Usually th emore "advanced" programs introduce oncepts like multiplication, division, more complex algebraic equations, word problems, and other math skills that MCP will cover later at other grade levels. (m) - Hope in Canada 12:16 Jan 11 (3)
    - can I ask you some more (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:26 Jan 11 (2)
      - what are you worried about? - Ann in WA 17:39 Jan 11 (1)
        
        Well, (m) - mom2legomaniacs 18:19 Jan 11 (0)
We use MCP (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 7:16 Jan 11 (2)
- I think that people who are skilled at teaching math will have enough meat to guide them through with MCP. I do have a strong math background, but am not very good at remembering and teaching the little tricks that may be self evident for many. So I need something more because of my lack of skills. (nt) - Hope in Canada 12:18 Jan 11 (1)
  - oh (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:35 Jan 11 (0)

My Father's World or SOTW - Jen 6:47 Jan 11 (7)

This is our first year with MFW... - profmom 12:00 Jan 11 (2)
- One more thing... - profmom 12:14 Jan 11 (1)
  - I appreciate your input - Jenileigh 21:04 Jan 11 (0)
I have used - Jenileigh 11:02 Jan 11 (0)
Re: My Father's World or SOTW - Chadam 7:57 Jan 11 (0)
Will your son be... - Donna A. 7:05 Jan 11 (1)
- This is a great - Jenileigh 10:07 Jan 11 (0)

Update on Ria and My World Science (M) - one l michele 6:38 Jan 11 (3)

Thank you for this, Michele. I've thought of Ria often and wondered if she was OK. (nt) - Nancy in SoCal 10:34 Jan 11 (0)
A permanent board break?! Wow. Life will be different for her and us. nt - mom2abcd 8:40 Jan 11 (0)
Thanks Michelle! nt - Stephanie in FL 6:40 Jan 11 (0)

Weekly Report for last week is up with a few pictures. - Trivium Academy 6:34 Jan 11 (21)

Our's is up - Karen in CO 14:58 Jan 11 (0)
Our report (link inside) - Narrow Gate Academy 13:29 Jan 11 (0)
Something a little different... - Tina in WA 12:28 Jan 11 (0)
Ours is up.....sparse at it is! - WTMindy 12:23 Jan 11 (0)
Maple Leaf Academy is up.. (wow, on time and everything!) - Leslie in TN 12:07 Jan 11 (0)
My first weekly report... - kpc 11:55 Jan 11 (0)
My first weekly report... - kpc 11:55 Jan 11 (0)
Got mine donejust a few minutes ago - link inside - momto2Cs 11:50 Jan 11 (0)
Ours is up too. . . - Kristiana 11:17 Jan 11 (0)
My weekly report is up, but I need to add some pictures and help my son with his. His first. - Testimony 10:53 Jan 11 (0)
Mine's up, too. (link only) - Rhonda in TX 10:48 Jan 11 (0)
Here's our Weekly Report - amanda 10:32 Jan 11 (0)
How do I join this? I have mine up. - Daisy 9:26 Jan 11 (1)
- Okay, I think I figured it out. nt - Daisy 9:33 Jan 11 (0)
I have one of sorts (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 9:10 Jan 11 (0)
I got mine up for this week. On time, for once! - Jenny in Florida 8:45 Jan 11 (0)
Love the pic of the 'sand dunes'. :o) I'll post my Weekly Report link here, too... - Jill, OK 8:16 Jan 11 (0)
Hi Jessica... Welcome home! nt - Lisawa 7:31 Jan 11 (0)
Glad to see you're back home (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 7:17 Jan 11 (2)
- How was your trip? I hope you're feeling better but I know it's been a while... - Trivium Academy 8:25 Jan 11 (1)
  - Trip was postponed! (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 8:32 Jan 11 (0)

Chadam.... - stephanie 5:47 Jan 11 (3)

Answers - Chadam 8:17 Jan 11 (2)
- Could you just come over my house and show me! LOL! I always get afraid when I start something new! Thanks so much. I'm going to the homeschool store today and I'm going to spend the weekend getting familiar with it. Thanks again.nt - steph 9:03 Jan 11 (1)
  - I wish - Chadam 9:13 Jan 11 (0)

Which Latin program teaches a lot of grammar for elementary? - sandra Dumas 5:36 Jan 11 (8)

Lively Latin does a very good job with grammar appropriate for that age. nt - Heather in VA 11:27 Jan 11 (0)
We use LFC and were able to go without a separate English grammar program this year. nt - Chadam 8:00 Jan 11 (0)
Thanks I'll look into LC and Matin Latin...my goal isn't to become a Latin grammar guru but our English is weak on grammar... - sandra Dumas 7:32 Jan 11 (0)
The Latina Christiana series teaches grammar. (nt) - Debra in TX 7:07 Jan 11 (0)
I don't think that is the goal for 'elementary'.... - Tammy 6:29 Jan 11 (1)
- I agree completely nt - frogpond1 8:49 Jan 11 (0)
Matin Latin does, and you can start it in early grade school. LREG is really for older children. nt - GVA 6:20 Jan 11 (0)
Someone posted below about Latin Road to Grammar nt. - T Baer 6:10 Jan 11 (0)

Best way to teach a 9yr old how to type? - mogster 4:58 Jan 11 (15)

Mavis worked for one dd, others used a variety,but what really worked was webkinz... - mom2abcd 8:43 Jan 11 (0)
We actually used Jumpstart but.... - erica 8:31 Jan 11 (0)
We like Typing Instructor for Kids. nt - one l michele 5:57 Jan 11 (8)
- We used the regular Typing Instructor Deluxe and the kids still loved it. Oh, and it worked. NT - Josie 8:42 Jan 11 (1)
  - We have this too, but haven't used it yet. :o( - Tina in WA 10:24 Jan 11 (0)
- Thirds! - siloam 8:18 Jan 11 (0)
- We like this one too! - Tina in WA 7:39 Jan 11 (3)
  - Could you describe what you like about this program? We have it... - Kelley 9:56 Jan 11 (2)
    - I like that is uses pop up games as rewards... - siloam 10:24 Jan 11 (0)
    - You can up the WPM and Accuracy to make it more challenging - Tina in WA 10:07 Jan 11 (0)
- LOVE Typing Instructor for Kids, dd's 7 and 11 learned on it. nt - Lizzie in Ma 7:33 Jan 11 (0)
also a fan of Mavis! nt - Hoggirl 5:43 Jan 11 (0)
The only way that worked with all of my kids.....was the old fashioned way... - Tammy 5:30 Jan 11 (0)
Mavis Beacon--my now-10 yo typed 20 min./day during the summers she was 8 and 9, now types 42 wpm. She's employable! - TerriW 5:01 Jan 11 (0)
We've done well with any older version of Mavis Beacon. nt - JFS in IL 5:00 Jan 11 (0)

Stephanie (ready to run down the street screaming) how are you doing with your ds?nt - Penny (in Texas) 4:39 Jan 11 (1)

Re: Stephanie (ready to run down the street screaming) how are you doing with your ds?nt - stephanie 5:28 Jan 11 (0)

I discovered something really silly, but neat. Has anyone done this as a science program? - Testimony 3:48 Jan 11 (4)

I use them as a supplement since we're still on biology. (m) - K&R's Mom 17:11 Jan 11 (0)
Not silly at all. We love Ranger Rick here and check it out of the library often (m) - StacyTea 7:57 Jan 11 (0)
Ranger Rick is one that we never let run out! We all... - Tina in WA 7:34 Jan 11 (0)
Yes, my boys get them and love them... - Verena 6:39 Jan 11 (0)

Help please - "Next best choice" behind TOG for multi-levels? leaving TOG due to price.... - TMarie 3:30 Jan 11 (15)

My Father's World. (nt) - Donna A. 15:09 Jan 11 (1)
- I chose MFW too. nt - profmom 16:24 Jan 11 (0)
I have been researching TOG and have found many of the books at a lower price on Amazon. (m) - Melissa in CA 15:02 Jan 11 (1)
- Rainbow Resource also has many TOG books. Some are cheaper than at Amazon, some aren't. (nt) - Melora in NC 16:37 Jan 11 (0)
I just found my mistake - price is almost $300 less than I thought.!.... - TMarie 10:33 Jan 11 (1)
- So is that what you are going with? - Jenileigh 21:07 Jan 11 (0)
Truthquest? nt - siloam 8:20 Jan 11 (0)
MFW is a good multi age classical study - Chadam 8:08 Jan 11 (1)
- The teacher's manual describes the books and puts a star by the books they enjoyed the most -- you can just buy the ones that your family might want (nt) - Julie in MN 8:31 Jan 11 (0)
What about Winter Promise? nt - StacyTea 8:00 Jan 11 (1)
- Oops! WP isn't classical. Scratch that. nt - StacyTea 8:13 Jan 11 (0)
Yikes! Thats a ton of $$... - Lisawa 7:41 Jan 11 (0)
Is there someone close to you who also uses TOG? sm - Verena 7:26 Jan 11 (0)
I am a MFW fan here, And we utilize the library to save money! nt - Johanna 7:09 Jan 11 (0)
What about... - Hoggirl 4:49 Jan 11 (0)

7 year old dss want more riddles (Medieval and otherwise) like the ones they heard in Classical Kid's "Song of the Unicorn". Any book recommendations? TIA - Socal Sandra 23:30 Jan 10 (0)

Question about GWG and EG. - Reya 22:00 Jan 10 (9)

We use GWG, and then go to AG. I like the short powerful lessons of GWG. nt - Sunny 8:14 Jan 11 (0)
What levels are you looking into?? - Lisawa 8:05 Jan 11 (3)
- It'd be for the lowest level! Too young for JAG. nt - Reya 8:12 Jan 11 (1)
  - The of the 2 you will get more from GWG for sure!! sm - Lisawa 8:20 Jan 11 (0)
- Sorry about the cap on the we... my fingers are sticky I guess... nt - Lisawa 8:06 Jan 11 (0)
For our family, we prefer GWG over EG - Tina in WA 7:48 Jan 11 (0)
Could you define EG? I've only seen this referred to Elementary Greek. nt - Sunny 7:24 Jan 11 (2)
- Easy Grammar! Sorry! nt - Reya 7:30 Jan 11 (0)
- I believe she's asking about Growing With Grammar vs Easy Grammar. :o) nt - abbeyej 7:29 Jan 11 (0)

Anyone got a CBD coupon? nt - Johanna 21:50 Jan 10 (3)

You could try these... - mom2abcd 8:56 Jan 11 (1)
- thanks, i will check them out! nt - Johanna 10:19 Jan 11 (0)
I could use this too:o) nm - BarbinTN 5:13 Jan 11 (0)

wondering about class time? Any CM users? - Beth 19:55 Jan 10 (7)

I have two 4th grade girls too 8-) and... - Leslie in TN 3:48 Jan 11 (1)
- I have a 4th and 5th grader and this works best for us, too. - Rhonda in TX 5:26 Jan 11 (0)
We limit subject time to 45 minutes - Lorna 0:40 Jan 11 (4)
- I do the exact same time too. 45 minutes per lesson. - Testimony 3:34 Jan 11 (3)
  - Actually, from a CM perspective, - Linda in NM 6:16 Jan 11 (2)
    - You are right. However, I time it based upon everything like 45 minutes of math includes teaching and his work. - Testimony 10:45 Jan 11 (1)
      - I see, and if it were CM, she'd say he'd done reading, narration, and geography, I guess...nt - Linda in NM 11:04 Jan 11 (0)

I am thinking about doing SOTW with MOH for our second time through the series (ds will be about 1/2 way through 5th grade by then). Any thoughts? Anyone else done this? nt - Hot Lava Mama 19:46 Jan 10 (2)

I am doing this to a degree with SOTW 2 - HollyDay 8:10 Jan 11 (0)
We LOVED our MOH/SOTW combo for volumes 1 and 2. nt - Christy B 6:33 Jan 11 (0)

PlaidDad - questions.... (sm) - luckygirl 19:40 Jan 10 (5)

Re: PlaidDad - questions.... (sm) - Plaid Dad 4:17 Jan 11 (3)
- Thank you for your reply. I look forward to reading LCC2. nt - luckygirl 8:45 Jan 11 (0)
- I was just about to purchase LCC. Should I wait until the new version comes out? nt - Heather in NC 5:12 Jan 11 (1)
  - You can always get the first edition through interlibrary loan and buy the new one when it comes out. (m) - Plaid Dad 13:05 Jan 11 (0)
not PlaidDad but - Karen in CO 20:29 Jan 10 (0)

Great site if you're studying Ancient China this year... - Kristiana 19:30 Jan 10 (3)

I reallylike Squido... they have great resources! Thanks for sharing... nt - Lisawa 8:07 Jan 11 (0)
Thanks very much! nt - Jennefer@SSA 6:46 Jan 11 (0)
This is wonderful, thanks nt - Lorna 0:40 Jan 11 (0)

I would love to hear your LCC success stories.... - Heather in NC 19:28 Jan 10 (5)

That's great to hear! Thanks! nt - Heather in NC 11:49 Jan 11 (1)
- If you would like more specifics, please ask ... (m) - Stephanie not in TX 16:34 Jan 11 (0)
We are very happy with the approach (m) - Stephanie not in TX 9:00 Jan 11 (1)
- We're a few years behind Stephanie, but this is the track we're on and loving it so far. m - Jami in TX 9:23 Jan 11 (0)
Other resources, in case you want them...(m) - Plaid Dad 4:22 Jan 11 (0)

Lively Latin vs. Latin For Children - Linda....inOwasso 19:20 Jan 10 (2)

I'm learning along with my boys. (m) - JudoMom 7:03 Jan 11 (0)
Both of these are good... - Susan in SoCal 22:27 Jan 10 (0)

I saw My World Science has ceased operations 6 Jan. I had been eyeing their rocks and minerals unit. What are y'all using for rocks and minerals studies for early elementart? Thanks! nt - Michele Bruce 19:19 Jan 10 (7)

Oh no... I was hoping to use much more of her units over the next couple years. So sorry to hear this. nm - Jenny in Atl 5:06 Jan 11 (0)
Rainbow Resources still sells My World Science <link> - Karen in CO 21:52 Jan 10 (0)
I am using... - Tina in WA 20:51 Jan 10 (0)
Is this Ria's curriculum? (m) - Debra in TX 20:39 Jan 10 (1)
- link inside to that information - cbollin 13:53 Jan 11 (0)
Mmmm. Lovely curriculum. Wonder what happened! nt - SusanJ 20:30 Jan 10 (0)