- Beth's Bookshop will have it.....m - Pensguys 21:12 May 29
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- I've bought from SL and been pleased (nt) - Laura in China 22:21 May 29
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- You're welcome. Presidents is something I want to do too, but we will do it 1 x weekly until we are done. :o) Enjoy! nm - Tina in WA 20:54 May 29
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- Lial's Basic College Mathematics. - Claire 21:26 May 29
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- Ok . . . Saxon 1/2. It's worked for 3 dc so far, but it's not like I've surveyed lots of other choices. :o) nt - FloridaLisa 20:31 May 29
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- Have you tried Donna Young's site? She has lab reports on there. nt - Kelli in TN 20:20 May 29
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- Did something similar for 8th gr. son who did physics this year... - Lori D. 20:19 May 29
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- I have to say I have a different review. - Cheryl B in VA 21:59 May 29
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- Whoa. This is good to know. I've often been curious about those kits. Thanks for sharing (and sorry it wasn't a good buy). nt - Vanna 21:37 May 29
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- Same here...my review - Georgia in NC 20:06 May 29
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- Ya, but..... - RA 19:47 May 29
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- That was my thinking as well (m) - Susan 20:32 May 29
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- That was my thinking as well (m) - Susan 20:32 May 29
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- I talked to my old school about science - Laura in China 19:43 May 29
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- We start "formal" science in 7th grade..... - momof7 18:31 May 29
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- Lightning Literature and Composition is a GREAT beginning program for... - Lori D. 20:43 May 29
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- I put my dd (8) in AAS level one.... - Ferdie 19:46 May 29
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- I just got my AAS program today. I had a similar concern... - claire up north 19:12 May 29 (1)
- Sequential Spelling has been a hit with us. Great for showing patterns in words. They say start with Level 1 no matter the age. nt - katie5 18:21 May 29
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- The Step Into series has a lot of good projects. (m) - DawnUK 22:51 May 29
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- One idea that occurs to me. . . - Pam in MA 17:32 May 29
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- Re: One idea that occurs to me. . . - RhondaM. 17:46 May 29
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- Re: One idea that occurs to me. . . - RhondaM. 17:46 May 29
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- me too! - Melissa 17:20 May 29
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- Have you seen this site? Very, very cool stuff.... - RhondaM. 17:52 May 29
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- What a great site! Please let us know if it's easier than it looks. I'm sure that my 5th graders would love it. nt - DawnUK 23:14 May 29
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- I'm mad at you for posting that link . . . - Julie in Austin 19:08 May 29
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- :-) Have you looked at the cathedral? It is beautiful! I want to do it so bad! nt - RhondaM. 19:58 May 29
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- :-) Have you looked at the cathedral? It is beautiful! I want to do it so bad! nt - RhondaM. 19:58 May 29
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- What a great site! Please let us know if it's easier than it looks. I'm sure that my 5th graders would love it. nt - DawnUK 23:14 May 29
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- Have you seen this site? Very, very cool stuff.... - RhondaM. 17:52 May 29
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- We like them, it's just like - Fay up North 17:38 May 29
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- My two cents :-) (cc), - Debbie C. 20:22 May 29
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- Piggyback question, What about the younger years? not impressed with Abeka - Heidi in WI 18:18 May 29
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- "God's design for heaven and earth" for grammar stage kids - Christina in OR 20:05 May 29
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- So there are experiments? I don't want just a text. (m) - Heidi in WI 20:33 May 29
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- So there are experiments? I don't want just a text. (m) - Heidi in WI 20:33 May 29
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- Well this is what I'm planning for my middle... - Heather in VA 18:23 May 29
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- "God's design for heaven and earth" for grammar stage kids - Christina in OR 20:05 May 29
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- We're in the same boat, some sources inside - Sara in CT 17:40 May 29
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- Sara, where in CT are you? We are on the shoreline, east of New Haven nt - jeri 18:23 May 29
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- Sara, where in CT are you? We are on the shoreline, east of New Haven nt - jeri 18:23 May 29
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- We chose ABeka - Cindy in WA 17:07 May 29
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- Us too. I agree...just like you said. nt - Susan 23:08 May 29
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- Us too. I agree...just like you said. nt - Susan 23:08 May 29
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- There have been many good discussions about this recently; it's worth your time to search the boards. (nt) - Colleen 16:49 May 29
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- I've read most of the discussion but I don't see alot of discussion about Christian options - just Apologia is good or Apologia isn't good. nt - Heather in VA 16:55 May 29
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- Seems like BJU and Apologia are the most cited Christian texts. nt - Zee 17:40 May 29
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- Seems like BJU and Apologia are the most cited Christian texts. nt - Zee 17:40 May 29
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- I've read most of the discussion but I don't see alot of discussion about Christian options - just Apologia is good or Apologia isn't good. nt - Heather in VA 16:55 May 29
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- Check out the thread below on this same topic, with lots of ideas... - Lori D. 16:29 May 29
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- Thanks, Lori...I did see that discussion but it made my head spin! nt - Pensguys 17:10 May 29
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- LOL! Ok, I'll post my list for you... - Lori D. 20:48 May 29
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- LOL! Ok, I'll post my list for you... - Lori D. 20:48 May 29
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- Thanks, Lori...I did see that discussion but it made my head spin! nt - Pensguys 17:10 May 29
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- Snack Tectonics - StaceyL in Canada 19:12 May 29
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- This sounds cool! - Sebastian (a lady) 22:37 May 29
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- This sounds cool! - Sebastian (a lady) 22:37 May 29
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- how the earth works has somw awesome projects (nt) - Coffe Bean 18:43 May 29
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- Janice VanCleaves has a book about each. - Closeacademy 17:33 May 29
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- Re: Any fun websites or experiments to try for studying earthquakes & volcanoes for children ranging in grades from 2-9? TIA nt. :) - Ericaand3kids 17:25 May 29
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- We do the Evan-Moore Daily Math Practice workbooks along with ABeka (m) - flpeggy 17:29 May 29
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- Thanks....what about the higher grades? - Lorri 15:38 May 29
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- Daily Warm Ups by Walch Publishing link inside - MCG 16:17 May 29
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- Thank you ....I am going to look at them now - Lorri 17:05 May 29
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- They have books for 5 grade and up - MCG 16:30 May 29
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- Thank you ....I am going to look at them now - Lorri 17:05 May 29
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- How high a grade? I'd take an appropriate level Sinagpore IP or CWP and have them do a few problems every day. It will definately keep them sharp. nt - Heather in VA 16:06 May 29
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- Thanks...I've never looked at Singapore...if I have any questions I'll come back!! - Lorri 17:04 May 29
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- Thanks...I've never looked at Singapore...if I have any questions I'll come back!! - Lorri 17:04 May 29
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- Daily Warm Ups by Walch Publishing link inside - MCG 16:17 May 29
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- Evan-Moor has Daily Review books for Math & Daily Word Problems for Math nt - Daisy 15:28 May 29
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- Got it! Will respond shortly... nt - Jean in CA 17:54 May 29
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- You bought the reading program. Beginning Wisely is the English. nt - Daisy 14:49 May 29
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- Oh-now I see...thanks Daisy.nt - sherylinarctic 16:22 May 29
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- They are both good though. :) nt - Daisy 16:51 May 29
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- They are both good though. :) nt - Daisy 16:51 May 29
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- Oh-now I see...thanks Daisy.nt - sherylinarctic 16:22 May 29
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- not trying to confuse you any more, but this is what we do - Dawn K 20:14 May 29
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- We do something similar......and it is very easy on mom :) - momof7 21:56 May 29
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- We do something similar......and it is very easy on mom :) - momof7 21:56 May 29
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- My favorite for that age is Magic School Bus on TV.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 18:57 May 29
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- I am going with WinterPromise's science themes, the first is The World Around Me. (m) - SnowWhite (Jennifer C) 17:41 May 29
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- No need to freak. You don't even need a program with those ages...(m) - Colleen 17:09 May 29
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- Colleen's right (m) - Ricola 18:17 May 29
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- Colleen's right (m) - Ricola 18:17 May 29
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- You might check out Living Learning Books science... - Susan in TN 15:30 May 29
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- This is what I've used - we are on Level 2 now... - Pster 18:38 May 29
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- This is what I've used - we are on Level 2 now... - Pster 18:38 May 29
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- I like Real Science 4 Kids Pre-Level 1 Chemistry (m) - threelops 15:01 May 29
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- I have a couple of suggestions for you. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 14:51 May 29
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- I highly recommend MWS. Big hit with my K, 4th, and 6th this year. m - Patricia in ATL 14:50 May 29
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- I second this recommendation...I'm using Astronomy right now with my 4 dc... - Lana in TX 20:56 May 29
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- Glad to hear this, I'm using MWS with my K and 3rd gr this fall :) nt - Ann in WA 19:32 May 29
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- I second this recommendation...I'm using Astronomy right now with my 4 dc... - Lana in TX 20:56 May 29
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- How about noeo science? nt - Quiver0f10 14:49 May 29
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- Prentice Hall Science Explorer Inside the Earth - Sebastian (a lady) 22:50 May 29
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- Have you checked out History Scribe's goods. :o) - Tina in WA 21:20 May 29
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- What about Science in a Nutshell kits along with a good science encyclopedia? sm - Lana in TX 21:06 May 29
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- I was very impressed with the "Ring of Fire" geology books and rock kits at our curriculum fair. (m) - buddhabelly 17:22 May 29
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- And here is a link to the Level 1 books, which would NOT be too simple for a 4th grader. (m) - buddhabelly 17:23 May 29
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- That looks really neat! One to bookmark for sure! nm - Tina in WA 21:48 May 29
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- I'm going to use these for sixth grade! I've been looking at them for years! nt - Regena in KY 19:24 May 29
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- That looks really neat! One to bookmark for sure! nm - Tina in WA 21:48 May 29
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- And here is a link to the Level 1 books, which would NOT be too simple for a 4th grader. (m) - buddhabelly 17:23 May 29
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- Have you looked at Winter Promise? They have a rock/geology course. nt - OhElizabeth 16:34 May 29
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- http://www.Rocksolidinc.com maybe this is the one you are looking for? nt - Ericaand3kids 19:31 May 29
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- It was scripturetruth.com....I do *love* Rock Solid, though. They have great prices, too. Thanks, Erica ! nt - Jerriann 20:41 May 29
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- It was scripturetruth.com....I do *love* Rock Solid, though. They have great prices, too. Thanks, Erica ! nt - Jerriann 20:41 May 29
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- ScriptureTruth.com - mom2abcd 18:54 May 29
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- That's it! Thank you so much! nt - Jerriann 20:36 May 29
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- That's it! Thank you so much! nt - Jerriann 20:36 May 29
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- Pennywiselearning.com? nt - Momtofivegirls 14:13 May 29
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- No, that's not it. It isn't one of the "well known" companies. Thank you, though! - Jerriann 17:20 May 29
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- No, that's not it. It isn't one of the "well known" companies. Thank you, though! - Jerriann 17:20 May 29
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- Depends on the child, my ds started at 3. Taught himself to write at 2.5yo - annett in ca 19:58 May 29
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- It would've been fine for my DD but a nightmare for my DS. I'd look for... - Daisy 14:44 May 29
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- DS wasn't ready until well after he turned 5, but boys are usually behind girls in fine motor skills. Is she showing interest? nt - Linda in NY 13:51 May 29
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- It lines up just fine for us but we are just getting started with my used AG & new SOTW. nt - Closeacademy 17:35 May 29
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- I dont have a 6th grader, but SWB probably has something on the front of the boards. nt - Kimber 21:58 May 29
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- I picked mine based on reading level. What we've done.... - Daisy 15:40 May 29
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- I'm going to do... - OhElizabeth 14:58 May 29
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- I'll have a 5th grader and.... - Pensguys 14:00 May 29
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- Re: OhElizabeth and others... may I ask, which VP lit guides are you planning on using in the fall? (m) - Wendi 13:42 May 29
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- We are doing Swiss Family Robinson (m) - angela in ohio 13:32 May 29
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- What is PP? I know VP=veritas press, not sure about the other. :)nt - Angela in TN 18:10 May 29
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- PP Progeny Press TLP Total Language Plus =) I had to look up TLP - Ericaand3kids 19:38 May 29
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- PP Progeny Press TLP Total Language Plus =) I had to look up TLP - Ericaand3kids 19:38 May 29
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- My children especially enjoyed Charlie & the Choc. Factory, VP. Also, what is TLP?nt - rebecca 14:19 May 29
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- What is PP? I know VP=veritas press, not sure about the other. :)nt - Angela in TN 18:10 May 29
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- this will be my first year doing two Cores ... - AngieW in Texas 18:09 May 29
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- We are using two cores (m) - LindaOz 18:34 May 29
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- We are using two cores (m) - LindaOz 18:34 May 29
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- Thoughts on continuing with SL...(m) - Colleen 17:00 May 29
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- Thanks, for your insights, Colleen! nt - Momto5girls 18:02 May 29
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- Thanks, for your insights, Colleen! nt - Momto5girls 18:02 May 29
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- I'll have to start watching for you on this board... - Debra in CO 15:26 May 29
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- LOL, I know what you mean . . . - Momto5girls 15:31 May 29
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- LOL, I know what you mean . . . - Momto5girls 15:31 May 29
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- Re: Ria, what volume(s) of MWS talk about chemistry? nt - Ria 13:15 May 29
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- Thanks for your reply! I'm starting to rethink the one subject a year method... - Jean in CA 13:54 May 29
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- Well not to pick on Ria LOL.... - Heather in VA 14:05 May 29
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- Thanks for the confirmation...I really liked the format of - Jean in CA 17:59 May 29
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- This is why I'd love to see it (m) - Ria 14:09 May 29
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- Thanks for the confirmation...I really liked the format of - Jean in CA 17:59 May 29
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- I haven't seen RS4K (m) - Ria 14:05 May 29
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- What is MWS?? nt - kelWy 14:20 May 29
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- My World Science. nt - Heather in VA 14:20 May 29
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- My World Science. nt - Heather in VA 14:20 May 29
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- What is MWS?? nt - kelWy 14:20 May 29
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- Well not to pick on Ria LOL.... - Heather in VA 14:05 May 29
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- Thanks for your reply! I'm starting to rethink the one subject a year method... - Jean in CA 13:54 May 29
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- I reviewed it (m) - Ria 13:41 May 29
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- LOL! :-) So are you saying it is a "stronger" course as opposed to a more "rigorous" course ? ? *wink (running and ducking!) *wink NT - Lh 15:42 May 29
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- LOL! Ria, you crack me up! BTW -- what about the BJU lab aspect? I'm "into" science and like doing labs. (nt) - Lori D. 15:28 May 29
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- I didn't look at the lab portion in any detail (m) - Ria 18:11 May 29
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- I didn't look at the lab portion in any detail (m) - Ria 18:11 May 29
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- Ria, do you think a non-sciency type of mom could do well with the DVD's that go with BJU? nt - Zee 13:48 May 29
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- What is the DVD? - Ria 14:08 May 29
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- Yes, they have DVD's that teach the course...sm - Zee 14:15 May 29
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- How about buying the book first? - Ria 14:17 May 29
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- Good advice. :-) Thank you! nt - Zee 14:31 May 29
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- Good advice. :-) Thank you! nt - Zee 14:31 May 29
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- How about buying the book first? - Ria 14:17 May 29
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- Yes, they have DVD's that teach the course...sm - Zee 14:15 May 29
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- What is the DVD? - Ria 14:08 May 29
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- LOL! :-) So are you saying it is a "stronger" course as opposed to a more "rigorous" course ? ? *wink (running and ducking!) *wink NT - Lh 15:42 May 29
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- not Shari, but I love DITHOR - started it in 5th grade - HollyDay 13:00 May 29
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- not T Bear, but I have some questions. - juliahome 13:23 May 29
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- Re: not T Bear, but I have some questions. - HollyDay 18:54 May 29
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- Re: not T Bear, but I have some questions. - HollyDay 18:54 May 29
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- not T Bear, but I have some questions. - juliahome 13:23 May 29
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- Gram Tech is software, but not lively.... - mom2abcd 19:39 May 29
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- Some Cd players can play MP3 CDs... - Laura in CT 14:07 May 29
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- I need educating also. I have no idea what the difference is?? nt - Daisy 11:50 May 29
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- Try the swap boards. Lots of sellers take paypal. :o) nm - Tina in WA 19:02 May 29
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- Rock Solid does, too. nt - Shari 11:39 May 29
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- Rainbow Resource takes paypal,doesn't it? nt - OhElizabeth 11:22 May 29
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- yes, they do but I had to e-mail them because it wasn't obvious to me -nt - Ann in WA 12:06 May 29
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- oh ok, thanks for the head's up! nt - Johanna 13:34 May 29
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- oh ok, thanks for the head's up! nt - Johanna 13:34 May 29
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- REALLY!!! i had no idea,,,gonna go check! thanks nt - Johanna 11:25 May 29
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- yes, they do but I had to e-mail them because it wasn't obvious to me -nt - Ann in WA 12:06 May 29
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- We use the TG and follow that, which usually (m) - Laurie in VA 18:22 May 29
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- I will be using this next year ( in combo with CLE) and i bought the MFW teacher guide (just a few dollars) which coordinated the Text with the workbook nt - Johanna 11:12 May 29
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- What we did... - Laura in CT 11:11 May 29
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- We did the exact same thing. However, we always the practice problems in the textbook and the reviews. - Testimony 15:55 May 29
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- Yes, makes sense THANK YOU!!! nt.. - CLS 11:26 May 29
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- We did the exact same thing. However, we always the practice problems in the textbook and the reviews. - Testimony 15:55 May 29
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- Thank you so much, everyone! I knew there had to be a logical answer, but I certainly couldn't think of it! nt - yvonne in ca 14:34 May 29
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- Okay, so maybe... - Reya 14:33 May 29
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- Reya.. where on earth did you first learn about this? ;) nt - Jean in CA 14:59 May 29
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- Reya.. where on earth did you first learn about this? ;) nt - Jean in CA 14:59 May 29
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- Infinitive as Objective Complement - Hawke 14:15 May 29
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- Acutally,,. while you've hit the nail on the head in terms of the correct diagram... I'm still confused as to the actual name... - Jean in CA 14:56 May 29
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- Let me see if I can explain (though I may end up making it worse...) - Hawke 15:22 May 29
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- Yes, thanks! I looked at the sample in which an infinitive is the direct object and ... - Jean in CA 17:53 May 29
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- Yes, thanks! I looked at the sample in which an infinitive is the direct object and ... - Jean in CA 17:53 May 29
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- Let me see if I can explain (though I may end up making it worse...) - Hawke 15:22 May 29
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- I kept trying to look up "Verb 'Objective Complement'" and came up with nothing. :-P nt - Reya 14:39 May 29
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- Click on the link and scroll down to "Infinitive Phrase as Objective Complement" nt - yvonne in ca 14:51 May 29
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- Click on the link and scroll down to "Infinitive Phrase as Objective Complement" nt - yvonne in ca 14:51 May 29
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- Wow, what a great site! Thanks! Even has an example diagram of infinitive as objective complement! nt - yvonne in ca 14:30 May 29
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- Isn't that site cool? I can wrap my head around examples better than descriptions. - Hawke 15:24 May 29
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- Isn't that site cool? I can wrap my head around examples better than descriptions. - Hawke 15:24 May 29
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- Perfecto! What a great site, thanks! nt - Jean in CA 14:21 May 29
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- Acutally,,. while you've hit the nail on the head in terms of the correct diagram... I'm still confused as to the actual name... - Jean in CA 14:56 May 29
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- I think you could make a good case for 2 different solutions.... - Susan in SoCal 13:54 May 29
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- The (article) farmer (Subject) lets (verb) Bill (Indirect object) help (direct object)..... - Tammy 13:37 May 29
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- I think... - Jean in CA 13:34 May 29
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- Yes! That makes sense!! - yvonne in ca 14:20 May 29
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- Yep, that's pretty much what I said in my 1st post below. : ) nt - ereks mom 14:09 May 29
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- Bingo! - Erin 13:56 May 29
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- Yes, I agree with Jean's analysis. (nt) - Jackie in AR 13:39 May 29
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- Oops, the "Bill I to help is supposed to be lined up above the "^" in the postion of a DOnt - Jean in CA 13:36 May 29
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- Yes! That makes sense!! - yvonne in ca 14:20 May 29
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- my 2 cents worth - HollyDay 13:09 May 29
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- Re: What's the verb in this sentence? - Loula 12:06 May 29
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- "help" is definitely the DO, and Bill is the the indirect object, so the diagram would be: - Julie in GA 12:04 May 29
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- DOs must be nouns. "Bill" receives the action of the verb "lets" and so is the DO. nt - Reya 12:30 May 29
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- Infinitives (and infinitive clauses) can act as nouns; see Jean's post above. (nt) - Jackie in AR 13:44 May 29
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- "Help" isn't receiving an action, though! Ol' Bill is! nt - Reya 14:29 May 29
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- think of it as ....Farmer *allows* help from Bill.... nt - Susan in SoCal 14:58 May 29
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- Thanks, Susan! You put it better than I did. Also, Reya... - Julie in GA 19:52 May 29
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- Thanks, Susan! You put it better than I did. Also, Reya... - Julie in GA 19:52 May 29
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- think of it as ....Farmer *allows* help from Bill.... nt - Susan in SoCal 14:58 May 29
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- "Help" isn't receiving an action, though! Ol' Bill is! nt - Reya 14:29 May 29
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- but, an infinitive *can* act as a noun in any case but the possessive (Harvey's Revised p. 166) nt - Susan in SoCal 13:40 May 29
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- Infinitives (and infinitive clauses) can act as nouns; see Jean's post above. (nt) - Jackie in AR 13:44 May 29
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- Aha! Thanks so much... I had that part wrong. I was thinking, "The farmer lets Bill. Lets Bill what? Lets Bill help." nt - Robin in Tx 12:25 May 29
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- got that part, but what is "help"? nt - HollyDay 13:12 May 29
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- got that part, but what is "help"? nt - HollyDay 13:12 May 29
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- DOs must be nouns. "Bill" receives the action of the verb "lets" and so is the DO. nt - Reya 12:30 May 29
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- I will research this, but here's what I *think*, on first reading... - ereks mom 11:52 May 29
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- "Bill", not "him". nt - ereks mom 12:03 May 29
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- And I think Bill is an indirect object, not a direct object as I first thought. nt - ereks mom 12:10 May 29
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- I'm sure he's the DO. :-) nt - Reya 12:31 May 29
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- Okay, maybe I was right the first time. : ) nt - ereks mom 13:40 May 29
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- Okay, maybe I was right the first time. : ) nt - ereks mom 13:40 May 29
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- I'm sure he's the DO. :-) nt - Reya 12:31 May 29
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- And I think Bill is an indirect object, not a direct object as I first thought. nt - ereks mom 12:10 May 29
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- "Bill", not "him". nt - ereks mom 12:03 May 29
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- Re: What's the verb in this sentence? - Robin in Tx 11:51 May 29
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- I called in my daughter who is better at this than I am and... - Michelle near Mt. Rainier 11:46 May 29
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- I should have read your and Reya's response first. (help is being drawn to modify Bill, not farmer, right?) nt - Robin in Tx 11:54 May 29
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- Re: I called in my daughter who is better at this than I am and... - Michelle near Mt. Rainier 11:47 May 29
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- I think she nailed it! nt - Reya 11:48 May 29
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- I think she nailed it! nt - Reya 11:48 May 29
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- I should have read your and Reya's response first. (help is being drawn to modify Bill, not farmer, right?) nt - Robin in Tx 11:54 May 29
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- Lets is the main verb, the farmer is the subject, the predicate is "Bill help" It might help to think of another way to word this sentence... - Sherri in MI 11:43 May 29
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- Rewording does make it clearer. Thanks! nt - yvonne in ca 12:55 May 29
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- I agree. Lets (= allows) is the verb & help (= to help) is an infinitive. nt - ereks mom 11:54 May 29
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- You nailed it. :) nt - Julie Bogart 11:53 May 29
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- Rewording does make it clearer. Thanks! nt - yvonne in ca 12:55 May 29
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- It is "lets" - Reya 11:41 May 29
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- Thanks, I think "lets" and "help" are both verbs. I'm not sure if the main verb would be "lets help" or just lets? And if just "lets", how would the sent. be diagrammed? nt - yvonne in ca 11:13 May 29
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- I tried to draw a diagram further up... do you have The First Whole Book of Diagrams? - Jean in CA 13:40 May 29
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- Thanks, Jean! No, I don't have the Diagrams book...yet... - yvonne in ca 14:49 May 29
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- *Reya's* quote... not Ria's about the "tent with a stilt-like thing"! nt - Jean in CA 13:45 May 29
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- Thanks, Jean! No, I don't have the Diagrams book...yet... - yvonne in ca 14:49 May 29
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- Help is the main verb. nt - Karin 11:23 May 29
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- REally? I would have guessed "lets". If help is the main verb then what is the subject of the sentence? - Robin in Tx 11:38 May 29
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- Sorry, I don't always think of let as a verb, but then it's you understood and so it's you let us help you. You're right. Need more sleep!!!nt - Karin 13:02 May 29
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- PS, guess my last one was a frament, because we don't have I as an understood subject, do we? nt - Karin 13:03 May 29
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- Can't spell, can't type, can't do grammar--maybe I should have stayed in bed. But then, who'd teach the kids? nt - Karin 13:04 May 29
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- Now to diagram, "Let it be." :o) nt - Robin in Tx 13:45 May 29
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- (which is the first thing that came to mind when I thought of understood subjects and the verb let. Is "be" the DO or "it"? LOL. nt - Robin in Tx 14:03 May 29
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- There's my problem--wasn't taught diagramming growing up!nt - Karin 16:49 May 29
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- There's my problem--wasn't taught diagramming growing up!nt - Karin 16:49 May 29
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- (which is the first thing that came to mind when I thought of understood subjects and the verb let. Is "be" the DO or "it"? LOL. nt - Robin in Tx 14:03 May 29
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- Now to diagram, "Let it be." :o) nt - Robin in Tx 13:45 May 29
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- Can't spell, can't type, can't do grammar--maybe I should have stayed in bed. But then, who'd teach the kids? nt - Karin 13:04 May 29
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- PS, guess my last one was a frament, because we don't have I as an understood subject, do we? nt - Karin 13:03 May 29
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- Sorry, I don't always think of let as a verb, but then it's you understood and so it's you let us help you. You're right. Need more sleep!!!nt - Karin 13:02 May 29
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- REally? I would have guessed "lets". If help is the main verb then what is the subject of the sentence? - Robin in Tx 11:38 May 29
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- I tried to draw a diagram further up... do you have The First Whole Book of Diagrams? - Jean in CA 13:40 May 29
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- Cannot diagram for nothing, but "help" is the verb that I can see..nt - CLS 11:05 May 29
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- If you're using the workbooks, then yes, the TM will be helpful... - Ellie 13:45 May 29
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- Nope. Save your money. nt - Ria 11:05 May 29
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- We moved to Maths Prep after 4B, but only really to get onto the UK maths track - Laura in China 17:19 May 29
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- I was going to move to TT - Jenny 16:32 May 29
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- TY all for the insight! Very helpful! (n/t) - Laurie in VA 16:30 May 29
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- I plan to keep going with Singapore until it doesn't seem to fit anymore... - Debra in CO 15:30 May 29
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- This is my plan, too... - Susan in TN 15:35 May 29
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- This is my plan, too... - Susan in TN 15:35 May 29
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- My oldest moved on to NEM and I am hoping to stick with it until she begins classes at the cc.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 12:06 May 29
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- Two of my three did through level 6B... - Laura in CT 11:13 May 29
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- BTW...here is some important info re: Mcruffy updates from the author ... - Johanna 11:25 May 29
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- Johanna, I have some questions... - awanama 14:53 May 29
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- oh sorry for confusion. yes, all workbooks (new) will be in color....Brian was tellling me that the chapter books or 3rd dont have much color becuase they have more words...nt - Johanna 18:42 May 29
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- Not Johanna, but I do know that they are going to put color in their workbooks. From what I understand, they will do this for all grade levels on the revised sets. :o) nt. - All4Him 15:29 May 29
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- Almost forgot~When I called today they also said that poetry will be added to the 1st and 2nd grades too! YEA! nt - All4Him 15:32 May 29
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- This is sounding really good! I can't wait to see samples in July. nt - awanama 16:07 May 29
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- I know...me too! nt - Johanna 18:44 May 29
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- I know...me too! nt - Johanna 18:44 May 29
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- This is sounding really good! I can't wait to see samples in July. nt - awanama 16:07 May 29
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- Almost forgot~When I called today they also said that poetry will be added to the 1st and 2nd grades too! YEA! nt - All4Him 15:32 May 29
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- oh sorry for confusion. yes, all workbooks (new) will be in color....Brian was tellling me that the chapter books or 3rd dont have much color becuase they have more words...nt - Johanna 18:42 May 29
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- Johanna, I have some questions... - awanama 14:53 May 29
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- ME, ME!!!! I have it!!!(m) - CLS 11:09 May 29
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- Grade 4 comes out fall 2008 was what I read. nt - awanama 14:48 May 29
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- Grade 4 comes out fall 2008 was what I read. nt - awanama 14:48 May 29
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- I have heard many rave reviews about this from the "homeschoolreview.com" forums...you may want to check there( and do a search also)..many use it over there. nt - Johanna 10:51 May 29
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- Tentative plans 4th - Jean in CA 18:08 May 29
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- Forgot to mention Spelling.... I use WRR markings for any words missed in dictation nt - Jean in CA 18:12 May 29
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- Forgot to mention Spelling.... I use WRR markings for any words missed in dictation nt - Jean in CA 18:12 May 29
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- Our plans for 4th grade... - Heather in MI 17:48 May 29
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- At the end of 4th here - Laura in China 17:24 May 29
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- Just finishing 4th... - Tami 16:18 May 29
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- my 4th grade ds will be using... - six meadows 13:11 May 29
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- Re: 4th curriculum - TarponGirl 13:05 May 29
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- Re: 4th curriculum - Jill 12:01 May 29
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- Our 4th Grade plans - Shari 11:45 May 29
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- I'll sell you mine. Email me if you're interested. nt - Magic Wand 20:00 May 29
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- Have you tried the RS Yahoo group? nt - genet 12:07 May 29
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- Done...any other suggestions are still welcomed! nt - cmn-CA 12:33 May 29
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- Done...any other suggestions are still welcomed! nt - cmn-CA 12:33 May 29
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- My 5th grade dd was 10 this year. I don't think she is thinking logically! m - kRenee 11:29 May 29
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- The answer is "it depends" (m) - Laura in OH 10:40 May 29
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- If you plan on using them as suggested.... - TarponGirl 13:10 May 29
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- Yes. We've used both for 5 years...... - Jackie in WY 12:06 May 29
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- No, some are included in the history cards. nt - Trivium Academy 12:05 May 29
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- Re: For those of you who use VP History cards. Do you also use...m - Linda 11:57 May 29
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- Sort of... - OhElizabeth 9:57 May 29
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- I think I get what you are saying OhElizabeth..... - lisa in ohio 11:34 May 29
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- I think I get what you are saying OhElizabeth..... - lisa in ohio 11:34 May 29
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- No. nt - MIch elle 9:54 May 29
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- Thank you all!!! nt - Lostinabook 17:41 May 29
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- My girls LOVE it!!! nt - Heather in OK 10:24 May 29
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- yes, we love scrambled states of america... - claire up north 9:57 May 29
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- Yes, we have fun with Scrambled States of America... - Susan in SoCal 9:24 May 29
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- We did all of them, warmup through C for 5th grade logic. nt - Lori in MN 17:38 May 29
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- For a cheaper alternative to Mind Benders, look at Grid Perplexors. It has 50 problems and is 11.95. I bought it through Amazon. nt - Debbie in Austin 14:17 May 29
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- All of the MindBender books within a level are supposedly the same degree of difficulty. Here is what the book says: - Debbie in Austin 14:15 May 29
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- I've read that too. But I still think there is a slight increase in complexity & dificulty.... - Kathy in MD 17:34 May 29
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- Guess I should've read my book. Well, I'm going to look at the Perplexers book tonight. Thanks for the suggestion! (nt) - Karen K. in TX 17:17 May 29
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- I've read that too. But I still think there is a slight increase in complexity & dificulty.... - Kathy in MD 17:34 May 29
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- We used Mindbenders as one of a wide variety of books, as Mindbenders covers only one type of skill... - Lori D. 11:55 May 29
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- So, about how much time per day would your 4th/5th grader typically spend on critical thinking? (m) - Karen K. in TX 13:15 May 29
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- Anwsers for you, Karen -- and more ideas... - Lori D. 15:52 May 29
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- Excellent! Thank you SO much for taking the time to give your recommendations!... - Karen K. in TX 17:12 May 29
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- No problem. Enjoy! Warmly, Lori (nt) - Lori D. 20:50 May 29
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- No problem. Enjoy! Warmly, Lori (nt) - Lori D. 20:50 May 29
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- Excellent! Thank you SO much for taking the time to give your recommendations!... - Karen K. in TX 17:12 May 29
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- Anwsers for you, Karen -- and more ideas... - Lori D. 15:52 May 29
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- So, about how much time per day would your 4th/5th grader typically spend on critical thinking? (m) - Karen K. in TX 13:15 May 29
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- I think that the "upper" levels are slightly more complex...... - Kathy in MD 9:50 May 29
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- So, are books A3 & A4 slightly more difficult than A1 & A2? (nt) - Karen K. in TX 9:53 May 29
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- yes nt - Kathy in MD 11:35 May 29
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- Okay, then I'll plan on getting all 4 level A books. Thanks! (nt) - Karen K. in TX 13:28 May 29
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- Okay, then I'll plan on getting all 4 level A books. Thanks! (nt) - Karen K. in TX 13:28 May 29
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- yes nt - Kathy in MD 11:35 May 29
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- So, are books A3 & A4 slightly more difficult than A1 & A2? (nt) - Karen K. in TX 9:53 May 29
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- Re: For those with logic-stage kids & older, did you use Mind Benders?... - Julie in TX 9:19 May 29
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- Grid Perplexors - much more book for the buck nt - nutmeg 18:36 May 29
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- Grid Perplexors - much more book for the buck nt - nutmeg 18:36 May 29
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- My son loved them... - Linda in NM 9:09 May 29
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- Linda, was the C series noticeably more difficult than the books in B? (nt) - Colleen 9:45 May 29
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- Linda, was the C series noticeably more difficult than the books in B? (nt) - Colleen 9:45 May 29
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- Our favorites: - Dawn K 21:04 May 29
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- A few ideas ideas... - Tina in WA 12:05 May 29
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- Here is a great link - LisaWA 10:16 May 29
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- http://www.whitehouse.gov./kids/ - nt - MIch elle 9:06 May 29
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- Many kids pass the College Level Examination (CLEP) test - placing out of that college course after using Apologia texts - Mom2Many 12:13 May 29
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- You do make a very good point about mastery here! - Reya 12:43 May 29
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- You do make a very good point about mastery here! - Reya 12:43 May 29
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- Our experience with 2 high schoolers..... - momof7 10:43 May 29
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- *That* is the text my kids used...I remember the title now. Modern Chemistry. nt - Ria 10:45 May 29
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- I had that for Chem I H, and it was great. :-) - Reya 11:43 May 29
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- BTW, it was very clear to me as a student exposed to the material for the first time, too. nt - Reya 11:47 May 29
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- BTW, it was very clear to me as a student exposed to the material for the first time, too. nt - Reya 11:47 May 29
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- I had that for Chem I H, and it was great. :-) - Reya 11:43 May 29
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- *That* is the text my kids used...I remember the title now. Modern Chemistry. nt - Ria 10:45 May 29
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- If I could offer an observation... - OhElizabeth 10:09 May 29
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- This is true in my experience - Julie in MN 12:09 May 29
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- This is true in my experience - Julie in MN 12:09 May 29
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- LOL. Yep, we've been round and round on this subject! (m) - Ria 10:02 May 29
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- BJU vs. Apologia (IMHO) and a question for you (m) - Veronica 20:21 May 29
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- LOL -- too bad I had to take my van in for service this morning (more)... - GVA 13:02 May 29
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- LOL. Where are you when I need you, Gail?! nt - Ria 13:16 May 29
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- LOL. Where are you when I need you, Gail?! nt - Ria 13:16 May 29
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- The worst thing about using Apologia science and then going on to science in college - Lh 12:22 May 29
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- Ria, I don't take offense at anything you say. In fact, I go out of my way to read everything you post. Your knowledge is a blessing to me. nt - kRenee 12:00 May 29
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- Thank you (m) - Ria 12:22 May 29 (3)
- Sigh. Ria, you know I love you, but I find some of these comments, and your tone, really frustrating when we engage in this discussion...(m) - Colleen 11:00 May 29
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- Have you compared the texts? - Ria 11:25 May 29
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- Dr Wile has a science background and has taught science too :-) nt - Peek a Boo --couldn't resist :-) 21:54 May 29
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- The problem with the public school texts is... - Deb in PA 12:05 May 29
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- Really, the books are easy enough to read and understand (m) - Ria 12:33 May 29
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- I agree. Actually, I think ps texts are easier to understand and more organized (m) - LisaNY 13:46 May 29
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- I agree. Actually, I think ps texts are easier to understand and more organized (m) - LisaNY 13:46 May 29
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- "aren't self-teaching" - Question - Reya 12:11 May 29
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- No, you aren't missing anything, but I do think Apologia is less threatening to a non-science parent (m) - Ria 12:21 May 29
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- Sigh. I know I shouldn't have posted. The "friendly, talkative" tone is NOT the thing... - Deb in PA 12:38 May 29
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- Re: Sigh. I know I shouldn't have posted. The "friendly, talkative" tone is NOT the thing... - Reya 12:48 May 29
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- Did you every finish a textbook in public school? -- very impressive - Lh 15:47 May 29
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- LOL ....... I was just thinking the same thing. - Felicia 17:48 May 29
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- LOL ....... I was just thinking the same thing. - Felicia 17:48 May 29
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- Except physics, of course. *g* - Reya 12:52 May 29
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- Did you every finish a textbook in public school? -- very impressive - Lh 15:47 May 29
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- Re: Sigh. I know I shouldn't have posted. The "friendly, talkative" tone is NOT the thing... - Reya 12:48 May 29
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- Sigh. I know I shouldn't have posted. The "friendly, talkative" tone is NOT the thing... - Deb in PA 12:38 May 29
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- No, you aren't missing anything, but I do think Apologia is less threatening to a non-science parent (m) - Ria 12:21 May 29
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- Really, the books are easy enough to read and understand (m) - Ria 12:33 May 29
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- Dr Wile has a science background and has taught science too :-) nt - Peek a Boo --couldn't resist :-) 21:54 May 29
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- Have you compared the texts? - Ria 11:25 May 29
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- Ria, What do you think about the High School Chemistry program put out by Rainbow Sicence? (nt) - Kelley 10:59 May 29 (1)
- Ria, can I ask another question? - Heather in MI 10:36 May 29
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- I'd look for a community college course (m) - Ria 10:42 May 29
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- Ria, did both of your dc take the CC classes their senior year? - lovemykids 11:57 May 29
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- Both the twins took cc classes in 11th and 12th grades (m) - Ria 12:17 May 29
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- Both the twins took cc classes in 11th and 12th grades (m) - Ria 12:17 May 29
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- Thanks Ria. I think this is really the issue... - Heather in MI 10:57 May 29
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- Ria, did both of your dc take the CC classes their senior year? - lovemykids 11:57 May 29
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- I'd look for a community college course (m) - Ria 10:42 May 29
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- Ria, is this your opinion for Apologia Chemistry & Physics too? (more) - Beth in Central TX 10:30 May 29
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- Yes (m) - Ria 10:38 May 29
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- Yes (m) - Ria 10:38 May 29
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- BJU vs. Apologia (IMHO) and a question for you (m) - Veronica 20:21 May 29
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- Have you cross posted this on the high school board? ...... - Kathy in MD 10:02 May 29
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- There are so many variables involved in picking a textbook but there's something that hasn t been said yet. here... - Merry 9:50 May 29
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- No, that's not the difference. The difference is in how thoroughly each subject is explained and studied (m) - Ria 10:07 May 29
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- Was Holt Biology: Visualizing Life? - Reya 11:56 May 29
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- Yes. nt - Ria 12:29 May 29
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- Yes. nt - Ria 12:29 May 29
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- Oh, really. Thanks for the information as I've never actually compared the books side by side. nt - Merry 10:19 May 29
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- Was Holt Biology: Visualizing Life? - Reya 11:56 May 29
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- No, that's not the difference. The difference is in how thoroughly each subject is explained and studied (m) - Ria 10:07 May 29
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- worked fine here - Linda in TX 9:49 May 29
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- This has been discussed on the HS board a few times. Here is my take - Quiver0f10 9:36 May 29
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- Here's my opinion... - Kelly in VA 9:35 May 29
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- Further clarification.... - Heather in MI 9:23 May 29
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- Remember too that even Courses for Majors start at the beginning so - LH 9:03 May 29
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- I have taught Introductory Biology at 3 different colleges and consulted - Illinois Owl 11:39 May 29
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- Yep. PHYS 152 at Purdue--first semester physics for engineers--flunks more kids than any other college course in the US. - Reya 12:05 May 29
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- And on anecdotal evidence.... - Reya 12:28 May 29
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- And on anecdotal evidence.... - Reya 12:28 May 29
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- Yep. PHYS 152 at Purdue--first semester physics for engineers--flunks more kids than any other college course in the US. - Reya 12:05 May 29
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- This just isn't true! - Ria 10:12 May 29
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- It must vary... - Laura in CT 11:15 May 29
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- It *always* varies :-) but thanks for posting :-) NT - Lh 17:00 May 29
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- It *always* varies :-) but thanks for posting :-) NT - Lh 17:00 May 29
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- Oh no, I lied! -- actually I did not. :-) My Bio for majors didn't have a bio in high sch requirement - LH 10:41 May 29
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- But what (decent) college would ever admit a student that had zero science classes in high school? nt - Rhondabee 10:44 May 29
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- Yes, and I would be seriously worried about the amount of memorizing involved ... - Nan in Mass 17:48 May 29
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- Yes, and I would be seriously worried about the amount of memorizing involved ... - Nan in Mass 17:48 May 29
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- But what (decent) college would ever admit a student that had zero science classes in high school? nt - Rhondabee 10:44 May 29
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- It must vary... - Laura in CT 11:15 May 29
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- Depends on the major, depends on the school... there were no "beginning" level courses at the university I attended. No remedial courses. You had it, or you missed it. nt - Kay in Cal 9:47 May 29
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- Take a look at the college requirments for addmittance and specifics for science majors. - Closeacademy 9:31 May 29
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- That is great information! Thank you! nt - Heather in MI 9:16 May 29
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- I have taught Introductory Biology at 3 different colleges and consulted - Illinois Owl 11:39 May 29
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- Oh yeah, I should clarify one thing.... - Heather in MI 8:51 May 29
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- Hehehehe...who wants to go first? (nt) - Colleen 8:43 May 29
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- Lol! Is that the same feeling the audience in the colosseum had? nt - Kay in Cal 8:50 May 29
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- Something like that. ;-) (m) - Colleen 8:58 May 29
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- Well, keep in mind ... - Heather in MI 9:18 May 29
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- Of course! : ) (m) - Colleen 9:44 May 29
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- Well, I think we all have our pet programs, lol... - Jill, OK 15:04 May 29
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- Argh! Should be "...sometimes a detractor is just the person to give me those." Couldn't let it go, lol. nt - Jill, OK 15:06 May 29
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- Argh! Should be "...sometimes a detractor is just the person to give me those." Couldn't let it go, lol. nt - Jill, OK 15:06 May 29
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- Well, I think we all have our pet programs, lol... - Jill, OK 15:04 May 29
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- Of course! : ) (m) - Colleen 9:44 May 29
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- Same cycle, different year :-) NT - Lh 9:04 May 29
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- Yep log me in as one of the worriers! - siloam 9:13 May 29
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- Me too, Heather... - Debra in CO 10:24 May 29
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- You needn't use Apologia General in 5th...(m) - Colleen 9:56 May 29 (1)
- Me too, Heather... - Debra in CO 10:24 May 29
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- Yep log me in as one of the worriers! - siloam 9:13 May 29
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- Well, keep in mind ... - Heather in MI 9:18 May 29
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- Something like that. ;-) (m) - Colleen 8:58 May 29
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- Lol! Is that the same feeling the audience in the colosseum had? nt - Kay in Cal 8:50 May 29
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- I've used HWT with my 4yos. I don't use anything other than the student book. nt - Heather in OK 10:25 May 29
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- We had 2 kids that just needed pencil and paper, and one that needed HWT - Karin 10:14 May 29
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- HWT may be helpful for a child who needs special interventions but really isn't necessary for a typically developing child. I'd just do without unless you see that your child needs special help. I know many people like HWT, however. Just my opinion, of course. nt - samba 10:13 May 29
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- HWT was great for my active boy - it was good to have different ways of approaching learning - Laura in China 17:16 May 29
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- It's also great for lefties who don't have special needs because of the way the samples are laid out. nt - Karin 10:18 May 29
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- HWT was great for my active boy - it was good to have different ways of approaching learning - Laura in China 17:16 May 29
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- OK, I'm just going to say it...I think handwriting programs are unnecessary. We always just use pencils and plain old paper. nt - claire up north 9:59 May 29 (1)
- I have all of the HWT resources because I'm homeschooling a special needs child... - Kelly in VA 9:40 May 29
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- Thrify Mom's Guide to HWT - Closeacademy 9:38 May 29
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- If you really need handwriting for pre-k... - Karen K. in Texas 8:41 May 29
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- If you buy the teacher's manual, you don't need the wood pieces - Laura in China 8:34 May 29
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- HO is specifically designed to be a secular curriculum. nt - Michelle T 10:37 May 29
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- Re: Is History Odyssey from a Biblical perspective? (m) - Sheralyn 9:51 May 29
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- We're using Ancients Level 2 this year and (more) - LSC 12:45 May 29
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- We're using Ancients Level 2 this year and (more) - LSC 12:45 May 29
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- Re: Sorry for the confusing post. lol I see they have science and history. nt - amber 8:09 May 29
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- Not a game necessarily, but will quiz many things musictheory.net --link inside - Kristiana 19:15 May 29
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- Music Ace. nt - MIch elle 9:07 May 29
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- We have used Music Ace Deluxe this year and my kids love it. nt - SusanRH 9:31 May 29
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- We have used Music Ace Deluxe this year and my kids love it. nt - SusanRH 9:31 May 29
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- link inside to a game -Alfred also has programs for sale, but the free games are pretty good. - leslie 8:23 May 29
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- go to funzone on the left for the games. nt - leslie 8:24 May 29
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- go to funzone on the left for the games. nt - leslie 8:24 May 29
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- What ages are your children? Ken Burns' series is an option. (nt) - Colleen 8:26 May 29
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- My children are 6 and 10. I will try it - Illinois Owl 8:31 May 29
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- My children are 6 and 10. I will try it - Illinois Owl 8:31 May 29
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- The authors are Harry Fletcher Scott and Annabel Horn... - Susan in SoCal 8:13 May 29
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- We used #1 for 7th grade this year - mooooom 10:35 May 29
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- These books seems *so* unappealing...(m) - Colleen 8:16 May 29
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- Yes, I know what you mean.... - WTMindy 11:19 May 29
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- Yes, I know what you mean.... - WTMindy 11:19 May 29
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- Re: How do you use the Critical Thinking (book 1 & 2) with your kids?... - Luann in ID 7:45 May 29
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- Luann, thanks..... - WTMindy 8:03 May 29
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- Oh, don't be sorry. We are all still laughing (more) - Luann in ID 8:08 May 29
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- Oh, don't be sorry. We are all still laughing (more) - Luann in ID 8:08 May 29
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- I should have mentioned -- No, these should NOT be used independently. IMO, they would use all their value if used that way. nt - Luann in ID 7:49 May 29
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- That's *lose* not *use*. Now I'm rethinking the redneck statement. LOL - Luann in ID 7:55 May 29 (1)
- Luann, thanks..... - WTMindy 8:03 May 29
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- I am going to order these (m) - Ria 7:35 May 29
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- Yes, I think so....but I'm not.... - WTMindy 7:58 May 29
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- We have worked about 1/3 of the way thru CT-1.... - Rhondabee 11:04 May 29
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- I don't know since I haven't seen the books yet (m) - Ria 8:07 May 29
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- Ria.... - WTMindy 11:40 May 29
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- That would be *wonderful*!! - Ria 12:39 May 29
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- That would be *wonderful*!! - Ria 12:39 May 29
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- Ria.... - WTMindy 11:40 May 29
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- We have worked about 1/3 of the way thru CT-1.... - Rhondabee 11:04 May 29
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- Yes, I think so....but I'm not.... - WTMindy 7:58 May 29
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- I have loaned out my WTM book...what are these? And where do you purchase them? Can someone link to see samples? nt - Hoggirl 7:29 May 29
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- Here is a website..... - WTMindy 8:06 May 29
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- thank you! nt - Hoggirl 14:33 May 29
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- thank you! nt - Hoggirl 14:33 May 29
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- Here is a website..... - WTMindy 8:06 May 29
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- Different districts do it different ways...... - WTMindy 8:09 May 29
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- I can't tell...and that makes me happy - Annie G 7:28 May 29
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- thank you...you did the jr high program? - Pamela 7:31 May 29
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- Did both the jr high and high school program this year - Annie G 8:05 May 29
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- Thank you for the additional information. <nt> - Pamela 9:23 May 29
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- Thank you for the additional information. <nt> - Pamela 9:23 May 29
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- Did both the jr high and high school program this year - Annie G 8:05 May 29
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- thank you...you did the jr high program? - Pamela 7:31 May 29
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- Check out science books regularly from the library and - frogpond1 12:35 May 29
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- Before getting these test results, were you happy with your children's progression in science? - nutmeg 8:10 May 29
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- I wouldn't worry about it, either (m) - Ria 7:21 May 29
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- I concur. In fact our school system is having the same problem in middle school. The tests > - Illinois Owl 8:36 May 29
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- Hmmm... thats a great point - Fay up North 7:37 May 29 (1)
- I concur. In fact our school system is having the same problem in middle school. The tests > - Illinois Owl 8:36 May 29
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- I would not worry about this *at all* (m) - claire up north 7:10 May 29
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- lol....that's cute - Fay up North 7:20 May 29
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- lol....that's cute - Fay up North 7:20 May 29
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