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  1. We just finished Geometry and it took 1-2 days. His service and response time were excellent in our experience. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. Anyone? Please? [emoji4] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  3. I'll be using this for the first time this year with both my 8th and 4th grade daughters. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone who has done this curriculum can answer my questions. 1- Can I do it with them together even though the questions they answer are different? If so, suggestions on how? 2- How can I do it on two days? I'll mainly be doing the questions, mapping, and vocabulary. 3- Do they memorize the maps they do?
  4. Can you recommend some good scholarship websites?
  5. And I just saw that you can preorder it on Amazon and it will be available on September 18. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. I'll be using it for the first time with my 4th grader and 8th grader. -Can I do it with both daughters together even though they have different questions for each level? If so, how? -do they memorize the mapping of the various countries? And the capitals? -how can it be done twice a week? (We'll also be continuing History, so 4 days doesn't work well with our schedule). Thanks!
  7. SWB confirmed that the PDF's will be out by fall. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  8. Registration for fall classes opened yesterday and two classes are already full. Just thought I'd mention it because their classes do fill up quickly!
  9. Erica Meltzer's Reading Comprehension and SAT Grammar books are excellent for preparation IMO.
  10. Sounds wonderful! I also wanted to add another vote for an optional weekly live session. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  11. Funny- I was searching "morning baskets" on the forum to ask just this question (suggestions to make it more fun). Any suggested joke books your kids liked?
  12. Hope you feel better and wishing you a speedy recovery. I'm in too with my rising high schooler (dd)! Very excited. [emoji4] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  13. Thanks for the info! Great thread! Are classes at Bluefield suitable for secular or non-Christian families?
  14. My ds got a 4 on his first AP exam: AP Computer Science! He took the course with Edhesive. It was a good experience; he worked hard, learned a lot, and enjoyed the challenge. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. Any news? Will the PDF's be out before fall? I really hope so! Because if not, I have to order Analytical Grammar or Saxon Grammar within a month. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  16. If you have tried either or both of these literature courses, can you please offer your feedback/ reviews? Thanks!
  17. On the Thinkwell website they have one listed as AP US Government and another as a college course. Can the one listed as AP carry the AP label on the transcript?
  18. Calming Tea, thank you soooo much! Such practical, invaluable advice!
  19. Thank you. I can't find pricing anywhere on their website. Where is it?
  20. Obviously, this can be the most frustrating time of the year for high school (AP's, SATs, trying to finish whatever we're behind on), a time in which we frantically reassess how we'll do it better next year... hence the timing of this question. At least in my case, since this is my first year homeschooling high school. (He was homeschooled in elementary using WTM, went to school until high school, and now he and his younger siblings are all homeschooling). We're really enjoying it but I am really struggling to figure out how to teach my high schooler better time management while fostering independence. Some methods are working and some...well aren't. What worked and what didn't? How do you get them to work for longer periods of time? And to finish their responsibilities with minimal distractions (especially when using the computer to homeschool)? Do you have a minimum block of time they have to work at a time before taking breaks? And a minimum amount of time to homeschool in a day? Anything else I'm missing?
  21. Obviously, this can be the most frustrating time of the year for high school (AP's, SATs, trying to finish whatever we're behind on), a time in which we frantically reassess how we'll do it better next year... hence the timing of this question. At least in my case, since this is my first year homeschooling high school. (He was homeschooled in elementary using WTM, went to school until high school, and now he and his younger siblings are all homeschooling). We're really enjoying it but I am really struggling to figure out how to teach my high schooler better time management while fostering independence. Some methods are working and some...well aren't. What worked and what didn't? How do you get them to work for longer periods of time? And to finish their responsibilities with minimal distractions (especially when using the computer to homeschool)? Do you have a minimum block of time they have to work at a time before taking breaks? And a minimum amount of time to homeschool in a day? Anything else I'm missing?
  22. Thanks! Mirabillis, which prep books did you use? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  23. Is Thinkwell US Government an AP class? If so, did it prepare your children well for the exam? And any other feedback would be appreciate.
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