I have *tried* to do a search on this topic, but I must be putting in the wrong search terms because I'm having trouble finding any answers. I currently have an 8th grader and am looking to planning for next year, specifically for Algebra 1 at the moment. He has used CLE since I pulled him from public school in the 2nd grade and I had planned on using CLE for Algebra. My question for anyone else that HAS used CLE for Algebra 1, which program did you use for Geometry and Algebra II? I have been doing loads of research, and have so many different options written down for Algebra 1, but I keep going back to CLE because it's what he knows and he does well with it. But, I'm concerned about what to use after Algebra is done because it doesn't look like CLE is going to release the higher maths any time soon. I have heard that it may be best to pick the same publisher for both Algebra's but I'm stuck on which would be the best option for a student that has done well with CLE's format? Does anyone have any input for me? I started this process excited but now I'm overwhelmed and stressed...and this is the first subject 😵. I would appreciate any experience with this

I know that this is really bringing up an old thread, but I searched for posts related to Dorothy Mills' Book of the Middle Ages and this one popped up. What kind of guides did you create to use? I'm trying to get ideas for this coming year.

I'm sorry to hear that and I hope that you get answers quickly and a treatment plan in place if you are diagnosed. My husband was also diagnosed this past summer so I know it can sometimes be a long, trying process.

I didn't read all of the responses but wanted to ask, does she have any digestive issues as well? My daughter has Crohn's Disease and one of her extraintestinal symptoms before she was diagnosed was canker sores. There is a mouth wash that a lot of parents use for their IBD kiddos who get these, it's called Magic Mouthwash (prescribed by a doctor, filled at the Pharmacy) or they use a mixture of Benadryl-Maalox-lidocaine.

I know you have found something to work for you, but just in case, would something like these work? http://www.meadonline.com/FiveStar/Products/Flex.aspx