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Has anyone ever ordered curriculum from this company?
http://homeschoolbooks.shoprw.com/home.php
Thanks.:001_smile:
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Cbd has a few samples of them. Here's one for Man in the Iron Mask, hopefully I link this right.:001_smile:
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Honestly, I don't think they are worth the money. Just make your own cards and make up your own games. Plus, I think they only have them for Level A so when you get to B you have to make your own cards.:confused::001_smile:
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Another for Spellbound. I actually just watched it last night and really enjoyed it even if I felt so bad for each of the competitors.:001_smile:
Oh and just about any of Ken Burn's.
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Hi. Just wondering if anyone who registered to get these has received either one yet? Does anyone know about when they should arrive? Thanks.:001_smile:
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Thanks for the replys. Hmm I hadn't seen the Gotz dolls yet. :confused1:Now I'm debating between them or the Corolle one.:001_smile:
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Happy Scribe or Master Writer?:001_smile:
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Hi. Been trying to find a doll that has hair that will stay nice and soft so dd can play with and brush it. Does anyone have any experience with the corolle ones? Like this one
We got her a doll once that was made for that purpose(Style me Pretty doll) and with in 2 hrs of opening the box the hair had turned into this ginormous frizzy thing that you couldn't even run your hand into .:confused: Tried conditioner, fabric softener, nothing would help it and the company was super rude.:001_huh: So it sits with it's puffball in a ponytail because the hair is useless. So hoping to avoid the same outcome. Any reviews please?:001_smile:
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My dh brought a copy of this home for me and I thought surely there were others who could appreciate this. Not sure how to link it right, but go to http://www.babyblues.com/index.php and select the one for Sunday July 18. :lol:
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Hmm I'm contributing to my own thread, but I found a letter writing idea where the child writes a letter to the Grinch to persuade him that Christmas isn't a bad thing.:001_smile:
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How old are you looking for? I was thinking about for math. Last year we had a lot of Christmas themed math worksheets for my K and 2nd graders. They are not hands on or anything. But at least they had holiday designs on them. My mother prints them out at places like ed helper and uses them for her classroom. She always saves me some. I would think if you google Christmas math worksheets you could get some.
Looking for a about K and 4th grade.
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:DThank you all. Still open to any other suggestions too.:001_smile:
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Thanks for all the replys. Off to check some out.:auto: Please keep them coming.:001_smile:
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The first three years we homeschooled, I planned elaborate Christmas studies. We did great the first year, but the last two years felt like total failures - I planned too much and felt like it added a lot of stress. Last year I decided to take the entire month of December off and just enjoy the sights and sounds of the season. It was so much fun - we baked, went on a lot of field trips, etc. The only semi-educational thing we did was listen to a Christmas CD in Latin. (Veni Emmanuel from Classical Academic Press.) DS learned one song in Latin - yeah!
This year I hope to find that 'happy balance' - somewhere between planning too much and doing too little. :D
Normally we do take December off, but we thought this year it might be fun. Did you enjoy Veni Emmanuel? I've had my eye on that and have so far managed to hold off.:001_smile:
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Are you watching How The Grinch Stole Christmas in July again?? :D
LOL I don't know what you're talking about.:blush::lol:
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Okay I know this is way early, but I'm trying to plan our Christmas schedule for this year and I want to change things up this year. We plan to take a break from our regular schedule (except math and maybe history) and do kind of Christmas theme. For latin we're going to try and translate the latin version of the Grinch, we've got Color the Classics Christmas version, make candy of course:001_smile: and do a few craft type things, Holly Jolly Mad Libs and read a Christmas Carol. But I need ideas for science. I thought about learning about Faraday the month before and then covering his Christmas lectures, and doing the experiment where you make a snowflake in a bottle, but I don't know what else.:confused: Also any suggestions on what to use to cover the history of Christmas and Christmas around the world? Any other ideas for any subject(math, english, reading,whatever) or just something fun. Thanks:001_smile:
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IMO, the clash cards and the activity book aren't needed, but I do like the history book. On their website they have links to free downloadable pages for the different levels(I like these pages better than the ones on the activity book anyway) and links to flash card game and to different stories and videos in latin.:001_smile:
This should take you to the games, videos and such.
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It's just a lovely time of the year and I'm ready for it now. Only 154 more days to wait.
Same here. Even the dc have been singing Christmas songs the past few weeks.:D
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Have you been to Amazon to check out the samples for Here Comes Science? They have the music sampler for all the songs, and 138 average 5-star review, which is great! Check out the actual videos on YouTube, that's how I first heard of this.
Thank you!:D
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Thanks for the replys.:) What is the dvd like? I haven't been able to find any samples of it?
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Hi. Anybody used this? Reviews please. And what ages would you say it would be for? Thanks.:001_smile:
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Ya and when I sent you pix you ran to the bathroom again to look at them <--- crazy :smilielol5:.
:DWhat's wrong with that? Better safe than sorry, right?:confused:;)
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Great. Thanks so much.:001_smile: