SpiritCatcher
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Have any of you tried Explode the code online? My DS is struggling with CLE LA (half way through LA one when we should be moving on to LA two). He knows vowel sounds when asked but has a hard time placing them in word. I'm getting desperate and totally discouraged.....
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Thanks!
I will be placing an order soon. Until I receive my order I am going to search online and see if I can find any worksheets.
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My DS isn't retaining enough in our CLE LA. Does anyone know if there are any extra worksheets available?
Thanks!!
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Thanks for the recommendations! I ordered MTH for DS and five books (from those you listed Zenjenn) for DD.
After looking at many of the MTH books I didn't think they would be anything DD would want to read. I was hoping DD might read them and could then later pass them on to DS and therefore killing two birds with one stone...
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Thanks ZenJenn!
I had originally planned on getting these just for my younger DS but saw some of them listed as being for older children as well.
My DD just read "Fried Green Tomatoes" and loved it I just don't have a clue where to go from there.....
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I am going to order some of the MTH books for my 7 year old DS. I was checking them out on Amazon and see some of the books are listed for ages 9-12. I'm worried my 11 year old DD might think of these as "little kid" books. Do any of you have have 11-12 year old kids reading some of these books?
Thanks!!
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50 does seem like overkill! I doubt the kid was 5/6 if he had to wear pads. In our area that age would be playing flag football. My DS is eight and wears pads this year to play tackle football.
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Sleeping late, rocking and texting?? Does he have a clue what awaits him in the Army???:001_huh:
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Can anyone link me to the Windsor Hills/ Palms that has the great rates I see some of you posting? I have googled them but keeping coming up in the $300 price range.
Thanks!!
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I am finding only HS days and not weeks when I search, must be doing something wrong....
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Thanks for the info Dawn! I thought the condo was $149 a night :confused: (think I clicked on a link in another post). I will have to check out Skyauction and see how it works!!
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Well, we are a family of 5 and do it on the cheap. However, we do not stay on-site. Since we drive down, it isn't a huge deal for us. We have stayed on site before and just didn't feel it was worth the cost.
We use SkyAuction.com condos for between $149-$249 during blowout weeks for a 2 bedroom condo that sleeps 6. It takes research, but we are used to it now.
We also usually get homeschool tickets. Homeschool tickets are about half the price of regular passes. They also allow us into the watermarks and Disney Quest, which we normally wouldn't add in.
We also don't eat all of our meals in the parks. That is huge because Disney food costs a small fortune. We have a backpack cooler and take in our lunches most days. We do buy some food while there, but we find the places where you can get more bang for your buck.
So, in answer to your question, we budget $1,500 for a trip, which includes condo rental, park passes for a week, dog sitting, gas and food.
Dawn
I am curious how much you pay for tickets if the entire trip cost around $1,500. The lowest cost of the condo you mentioned would be approximately $1,000 before taxes and such. I would love to do Disney for this price!! :)
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I just skimmed this thread but would love to take the time to read it in depth. I have never head of Disney HS days, where could I find this info? I am pleasantly surpirsed at the low cost some of you are talking about.
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Any good recommendations for learning map skills for later elementary/ early middle school?
Thanks!
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We plan on staying put for as long as we can see. Our house is about 3,000 sq ft, we do like our space, but also like our vacations. We normally take two vacations but this year it will probably only be one.
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We have these also, the whole family loves them!We like tervis tumblers with a lid, they can pick out their cup too. Sold at Bed Bath and Beyond. -
Congratulations!!
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I can most certainly relate! HSing has been a struggle for us in many ways. I hope this method works out for you both :)
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We did this as children but I haven't taught it to mine just yet. We didn't call it "sing a round" but for the life of me I can't remember what we did call it...
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There are many ways for them to get our DC names. After answering emails concerning their program for a friend last year we ended up on their mailing list.
A friend of my DD went to Canada last year. The trip cost them over 6,000, OUCH!! It's actually a very well know program and I have heard many rave about them.
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Thanks Autumn!
Can anyone tell me more about the activity book that can be purchased with SOTW? Does this contain more activities or does it lean more toward a work book?
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FYI, if you purchase this book and place it on your bed side table it doesn't do a thing for weight loss ;)
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Does SOTW require other reading material outside of the main book?
Thanks!
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We went weekly, most times more than once.
The library that is available to us now is poor at best. I hate that my kids don't get to enjoy the library like I did as a child.
Explode the code online??
in K-8 Curriculum Board
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DS is seven (will be eight on the 18th). This is the first real LA program we have tried with him. It seems to be the vowel sounds and vowel teams he just can't seem to retain, or atleast to put together in a word. Are the books for ETC any better than the online version?
Thanks!