A few friends and I are starting a homeschooling co-op in the fall...but we're not quite sure as to what that should look like. There willl only be 4-6 kids in it (we'd like to keep it small) and all 5-6 year olds. Any recommendations for a how-to website/blog/book? Or recommendations for unit studies (or something similar) that are good for co-ops? We will be rotating in teaching so would like to have a central theme/study even though we are all using different curriculums. I appreciate any ideas!

Thank you for the recipe, I have not yet been able to try it but am looking forward to it! A friend of mine found this simple one that I have tried but am going to keep looking for more: http://thesproutedflourblog.com/2010/09/02/recipe-sprouted-flour-bread-machine-sandwich-bread/

I am trying to find a recipe for making sprouted grain bread, specifically Ezekial bread if possible, but in a bread machine. Does anyone know a good recipe book or website with one? I have found a few but none for doing it in a bread machine and I just don't have the time or ability to knead due to my carpal tunnel. Thanks for any help!:001_smile: Oh, and what type of bread machine would you recommend, if any. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the recommendations, I appreciate it!!!

P90X is great if you're looking for something all in one and to help keep you motivated. If not, look into doing plyometrics, squats, lunges with weights/bands. You could probably easily put together your own routine by doing a search online on any of the above if you don't want to spend the money on P90X or don't know anyone who has it. Also, low carb diets are not always best, but a well rounded diet. You still need certain carbs in order for your body to function properly and to not hold onto fat and for muscle to grow. HTH! :)

I will begin homeschooling my oldest in the Fall and am trying to research a good book about learning styles to help me sift through curriculum. Any recommendations?

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