Looks fun! :)

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No advice, just hugs :)

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I would be very interested in what they come up with.

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Using Ray's now, but have been thinking of adding a free program as well.

Bummer.

So sad :(

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What is spielvogal? :001_huh:

Praying for you and your family :grouphug:

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Any luck yet? :( :grouphug:

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Ambleside is our curriculum. However, we use a 4 yr history and 4 yr science rotation :) So I am adapting the order of the books and adding some selections.

Cute!

This is what I am loving about it. :)

Taking notes...

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Even so, you are paying for "new" soap and shampoo everyday. If you were not staying multiple days, others would be spending the night and getting the soap and shampoo. I do not see how that can really be stealing. :001_huh:

Trampy? :confused: :(

This is not always the case, although home practice with mom is great. It depends more on the program than the age of the chid. Some children will not learn anything in a dance class ever. :) Others can be very skilled at age 3. Depends on how the program is structured and how the child responds to training. However, it is NEVER too late to learn how to dance. I know people who did not learn to dance until 16 and went on to have a professional career.

Bartering can help also. I own a dance academy and even bartered a homebirth midwife for my #4 child's birth for dance lessons. :) Never hurts to ask.