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  1. So weird. It's still there. I think there was a period (.) in the link and that made it not work. Here's a link to the pages from the fall of Rome to present. I've got a TON of notebook pages since this was posted. All of the free pages on under "Pages" in the sidebar.
  2. My DD6 is doing something similar to this. I would just start from scratch and move forward as fast as she wants. I'm trying not to freak out as well. I'm trying Rod and Staff Arithmetic 1, as it is similar to some K programs and goes through counting and the numbers for longer than some 1st grade curricula.
  3. Since WWE4 is optional, I might do WWE3 and then go into WWS1 in 6th grade. It does depend on her summarization skills mainly. Dictation can be slowly eased into by giving smaller chunks of each assignment. I'll also be giving a bump for other opinions. :)
  4. I have a grid schedule with ideas that line up with the new Sonlight Core D and my Core D Pinterest page (which is what is scheduled out in my grid schedule).
  5. We just finished 3B, and I do remember this problem. I showed her how to do it and told her she had not learned it this way yet. I was baffled as well. It does cover multi-digit multiplication at the end of 3B.
  6. Everything is more expensive up there. All the people who aren't working in oil and still have lower-paying jobs (which was par for ND) are suffering some. Groceries, gas, everything is more expensive unless you work in oil, which pays big.
  7. That's cool. I am finding this thread irritating and enlightening! If I had not read this, I would not have been able to pick out inaccuracies such as this, and I am thankful for that. PS: I changed my previous original post because it felt inflammatory to me.
  8. Yes, I think it's bizarre that SL would include these things, and it gives me pause on the rest of their notes, but there is no reason to attack someone's decision to use this curriculum. It seems you have a bone to pick with SL, but the accusations mystify me. Who cares if someone else chooses to use something that you dislike? I can see why you are incensed about the inaccuracies displayed in this, but the "can't believe people pass over crap like this..." is just condescending.
  9. I thought you had to have a Bachelor's in education as well, but it looks like it changed! I'm from ND,and yes it is sparsely populated, but the oil boom there is crazy, and there are thousands of people pouring in like a gold rush. Williston is one of the biggest booms there, along with my hometown of Minot.
  10. Thanks so much all! We're leaving Saturday to visit DH's family. DH is from Houston, but it's been so many years. He wants to go to the natural science museum and the ship, but that's all he remembered. We're excited!
  11. It does have a tiny footnote at the bottom stating that these dates are "representative," that it is hard to prove or disprove Fell's claim that Jews settled in Kentucky and Tennessee. It even says the dates are "fairly well-established." It seems they want to point out that these are not hard and true facts, and they aren't attempting to fool anyone with them.
  12. I just wanted to update that homeschool blogger deleted every homeschool blogger blog, so I moved. These pages are still available at http://ButterfliesandBarefootLasses.blogspot.com .
  13. Bumping as well. I am interested in the workbook.
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