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  1. I was thinking of switching to Singapore. I like how everything's laid out & I honestly thought ds was bored of MUS. So, I asked him this morning his preference & he said, "Math U See because you can see everything." Glad I consulted him first ;)

  2. I'm going to throw MFW into the mix b/c it is cheaper than TOG b/c it comes with all the books you need, except the book basket selections. You can combine all those ages w/ little adaptions. The 1st grader will likely just be along for the ride, so to speak. You could even skip history for that year and just do the Exploring Countries and Cultures instead. The 7th and 8th graders would need the supplements that MFW sells for that. We are excited about ECC for next year and I have basically the same ages as you will! Just a thought...

    :iagree:

  3. Exactly. I believe PLL's 164 lessons are intended for the last half of 2nd and for 3rd grade, while ILL is for 4th through 6th. I have used and am using PLL with both my boys in the way you described: oral lessons and copywork, one sentence in 2nd, two sentences in 3rd. Love it! With my younger, I'm a bit more on the ball about narrating and am scribing his narrations, which are often a couple of paragraphs.

     

    After ILL, our older boy went on to Winston Grammar and is really enjoying the formal grammar, much to my surprise. I can now breathe about not teaching the names for all those parts of speech when he was younger, lol. phew

     

    So, prior to the first 1/2 of 2nd grade, you don't teach grammar? (I hope I'm not hj'ing the thread, sorry cowgirl).

  4. This was my dd, now 3.5. She didn't fully learn to use the potty until about 3 months ago. I tried stickers, candy, new panties, praise, everything. So, I started to set the timer for every 2 or 2.5 hours and remind her to use the potty when it would go off. Ultimately, it came down to her choosing to do it. Also, I had to fully get rid of the pull ups because if she had them on, she would just go in them.

  5. I also just wanted to say how awesome I think it is that you are supporting his Christianity even though you don't believe yourself. That is remarkable...many parents would NOT support it and certainly wouldn't encourage it. You're a good Mom!

     

    :iagree:

     

    Suggestions:

     

    Finding Your Way Through the Bible

    For the Layman: Survey of the Old Testament

     

     

    rainbowresource.com has both these books :)

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