I am very interested in American School of Correspondence myself. Any experiences? :lurk5:

You will need the teachers manual for the level 100s. Starting in the 200s your child should be able to work on it without you needing to teach anything from the manual.

Are you looking for online math games? Our favorites are: Dreambox Learning Math Whizz Mathletics

My children are doing Prima Latina for Latin. I plan to add in Greek Alphabetarion with it and then go with Elementary Greek while they do Latina Christiana I.

I would check out CLE Math. It is very self-directed.

We are starting with Latin and Greek. I plan to do Hebrew as well.

It has inspired me to focus on Latin and Greek. I also plan to add in Biblical Hebrew during the logic and rhetoric stages. :D

I recommend dreambox learning http://www.dreambox.com/

I would put your child in Dreambox Learning. It has made such a huge difference for my almost 6 year old.

Instead of a CD-Rom i'd use Dreambox Learning.

Why not add something online based such as Math Whizz whizz.us Dreambox dreambox.com or Mathletics mathletics.com That way you can cover any gaps, yet your child can have some fun with it? They get the paper/pencil work with CLE and get to use the computer to see math in a different view. (I can get a lot more math work out of my kids using this approach):tongue_smilie:

Actually it is only $11.95 for each additional kid you add on the co-op. I know because I ordered it for 2 kids this morning.

Finishing up Kindergarten we are doing: CLE Learn to Read 101-104 Click N Read Phonics Dreambox Math Whizz For 1st Grade we are going to be doing: CLE Learn to Read 105-110 Click N Read Phonics CLE Language Arts 100 CLE Reading 100 WWE 1 CLE Math 100 Dreambox Math Whizz For history and science, we are just going to be reading a lot of literature and books related to these subjects, nothing formal.

My 5 year old and 3 year old LOVE Click N Read Phonics! I actually bought Click N Spell this morning after posting what I did earlier. I LOVE things that teach without me having to give constant attention. I have 6 kids I am homeschooling here so I need all the help I can get. ;)

I have been considering Click N Spell for my kids. There is a special at the co-op - https://www.homeschoolbuyersco-op.org/index.php?option=com_hsbc_epp_order&Itemid=1159 It is all online and self-directed. Hands-off for the teacher. ;)

Park City Independent offers online self-paced, accredited middle school courses you can start and finish anytime. My son is using them and is doing fantastic! http://www.parkcityindependent.com/

My kids are doing great with Prima Latina. There is no fluff so they can get a lot out of it in a short amount of time. My kids are retaining it very well.

You should check out Park City Independent. They offer a bunch of self-paced, accredited online high school courses you can start and finish anytime.

Check out Math Whizz http://www.whizz.us

You may want to look up on the forum about using a Loop Schedule. It has worked wonders for my family.

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I have discovery streaming plus and we have access to the episodes.

Have you considered Time4Learning? That may be a good online alternative for you.

I found this My Personal Language Tutor http://www.mypersonallanguagetutor.com/index.html however, i've never used it before.

I wanted to bump this because I have been LOVING my loop schedule. I do it a bit differently though... I have a separate loop for each child because they are all doing different curriculum. I just keep the documents open on my computer for each one to see what they each have to do next. I love not having a set amount to do each day, but we do all we can in the time we do have. Here is a little example of one of my kid's schedule: (It actually has over 1,000 items on it, but i'll post the first 35 or so. I just delete the top one when it is done and work on the next. When I want to add more in I just add them throughout the schedule) Darren Loop Schedule Reading, Writing, Grammar, Math, History, Science, Latin, Spanish Life Science - Lesson: Topic Test Math Whizz – 30 Minutes Bible – Read 1 Chapter Writing – A Reason for Handwriting B (pg 33) Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes MS Spanish 1 – Lesson 68, 69 & 70 Aleks Math – Master 1 Topic (87 out of 282) Language Arts 7 - Lesson: Topic Test Math Whizz – 30 Minutes Discovery Streaming - Empires: The Greeks: Crucible of Civilization: The Golden Age (55) Prima Latina Lesson 1 – Part 1 MS World History - Lesson: Persian Attacks on the Greeks Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes Life Science - Lesson: Introduction to Plant Reproduction Aleks Math – Master 1 Topic (88 out of 282) Prima Latina Lesson 1 – Part 2 Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes MS Spanish 1 - Complete Lessons 71, 72 & 73 Dreambox – 30 Minutes Language Arts 7 - Lesson: Communication: Responding to Literature MS World History - Lesson: The Age of Pericles Bible – Read 1 Chapter Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes Prima Latina Lesson 1 – Part 3 Aleks Math – Master 1 Topic (89 out of 282) Life Science - Lesson: Topic Test Language Arts 7 - Lesson: Grammar: Irregular Verbs Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes Prima Latina Lesson 1 – Part 4 Aleks Math – Master 1 Topic (90 out of 282) MS Spanish 1 - Complete Lessons 74, 75 & 76 MS World History - Lesson: Topic Test Structured Literature Reading – 30 Minutes Life Science - Lesson: Cumulative Exam Prima Latina Lesson 1 – Part 5