For me being a southern girl and having the accent to go along, I really thought the seminar was well worth it!!
Glad to know there are others out there too!!
What ages are you working with? I have a 2nd grader.
Blessings, Donna
Someone had mentioned the hopscoth grid and using it to advance to the number when they get a question correct.
You can also use a mini-trampoline at home to jump while doing the math facts.
Please share any others you may have!!
Blessings, Donna
I have discovered and realized that "less is more" when it comes to curriculum and the variety of subjects/topics that we try/attempt to cover.
The more I read on classical education, the more it confirms this. Especially in the younger grammar years!!
Hope that helps!!
Blessings, Donna:grouphug:
Anybody currently doing Classical Conversations Foundations program?
We are loving it!!
We are on Week 8 this week.
Any tips for review that you can share or other ideas for implementing it all?
Blessings, Donna:patriot:
Would love to hear schedules, ideas, real life, curriculums, etc. for those that are schooling only one child. . .
Please enlighten me and help me increase and grow in this area!!
Blessings, Donna:lurk5:
Anyone out there doing SWR?? We are in our semi-2nd year! I just attended a Basic Seminar and it was awesome!! So helpful!!
Now we will get all the nuts and bolts and take off!!
Blessings, Donna:auto:
Spell to Write and Read is awesome!!
Check it out and other information at
http://www.morningstarlearning.com
and
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/MorningStarLearning/
The training is awesome too! As well as the Yahoo group!!:D