so here is my post, so that it knows I really exist.

My son is currently taking Latin online through The Classical Learning Resource Center - http://clrchomeschool.com/. It has been wonderful!!

Here is a chart with the recommended progression - http://www.excellenceinwriting.com/sicc-progression

Thank you for your suggestions!

My son will be in the second grade next year. He easily completed SSL A last year, but is definitely not ready for LFC A. I was hoping that SSL B would be out by now, but it is not expected until the end of the year. Does anyone have a recommendation for what we could use for this upcoming year? I would prefer a program that utilizes classical pronunciation. Thanks! Krista

Are you finding it difficult to do both levels? Do they mesh pretty well from a weekly standpoint? I don't mind spending the money for both levels, provided they will be basically studying the same overall topics each week. Thanks to everyone for your replies - greatly appreciated!

Both of my boys love science. I would like to combine them for chemistry next year. I have been looking at RS4K Chemistry Level 1. I think it would be perfect for my older son. Has anyone else used this with a tag-along 2nd grader? Any other curriculum recommendations? Thanks, Krista

I am also going to be using MCT Island with my rising second grader. I love this program (my oldest ds will be using Voyage next year). Edited to add, he will also be using WWE2 and AAS 2, along with the Island level. Krista

Our plans have changed some. Language Arts: MCT Voyage Level Spelling: SWO F Writing: IEW SWI-A Literature: History-related, other selections I have chosen, and MCTs*second trilogy (The Time Machine, The Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, and AChristmas Carol) Latin: Finish LFC B, begin LFC C Logic: Building Thinking Skills 2 Math: Singapore 5A and 5B, supplemented with Horizons 5 and LOF Fractions History: TOG 1 Fine Arts: Artistic Pursuits (4-6),continue with violin lessons, and artists and composer study Bible: Blessed is the Kingdom, An Interactive Orthodox Catechism and Journaling Through the Liturgical Year PE: Fall soccer, winter basketball Life Skills: We are part of a 4-H club that meets once a month. Next year's topics are cooking, photography, entomology, and outdoors Memorization: Selections from Living Memory Science: RS4K Chemistry Level 1. I haven't decided on what we will finish the year with Geography: We are participating in a co-op focusing on the continent of Africa, that meets one afternoon per week.

I still have not made a decision regarding science next year - grrrrrrrr Thanks-Krista

Thanks for posting - mine just arrived!

This is the book that my programming, all-around tech guru dh had me by for my son. Krista

I am too! Many of my friends are YE, and they know I am OE, but do not have a problem with me :tongue_smilie:. I am usually asked to teach science when we participate in group co-ops, so I guess they don't have a problem with it. Honestly, it just really never comes up. Krista

Just wondering if anyone has used both of these, and which of the two you preferred? Thanks, Krista

:grouphug: and prayers.