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Your responses have been so helpful!
We now have a week of homeschooling under our belts, and we are having a blast. I am finding that it is hard to keep the house clean, though! And all of my friends who said home schooling a Kindergartener would only take 30 minutes a day must have some secret that I don't know! :001_huh: I agree with homeschooling6--it looks like 15-20 minutes per subject will work most days. But that sure does add up when I am trying to fit in Bible, math, history, LA, science, and read-alouds!
If any of you have a schedule that you would like to share, I'd love to see it!
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I was an English major, and I have never heard of W referred to as a vowel! :confused: I think that's too confusing.
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I have wondered the same thing! I will be watching the responses from those wiser than me!
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What does your daily schedule look like when you homeschool? We are using SL Core A and SL P4/5 in our house. Do you suggest taking breaks between subjects? Doing subjects at different times of the day?
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Mine can do all of this except a proper pencil grip. He wants nothing to do with the "normal" way to hold a pencil!
I think that at this age, kids develop so rapidly. What they have problems with this month, they may do with ease by fall!
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Hello! If you are reading this, you are the curious type. This is just a test!
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Thank you! That helps....
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Hello! This will be my first year HSing my two boys, 5 and 3.5. I am trying to decide on which math to use. I really like what I've seen of both RightStart and Professor B. From the samples I've seen, they look similar in approach. Is that true? Do they both provide enough "meat" for a stand-alone math program? I am gathering that I will need to supplement activities on time and money--what else?
Thanks in advance for your help. I love learning from your experiences!
Binder Tabs?
in K-8 Curriculum Board
Posted · Edited by talltexan
We couldn't find any 1-36 tabs, so what we did was buy regular card stock paper and punch holes in it. Then we used the Post-It divider tabs and labeled them 1-36. You will also need extra tabs for the appendices (history guide, LA guide, etc). The divider tabs come in sets of 73 so you will have plenty. They cost around $5 at Target or WalMart.
We ended up with a beautiful, colorful binder!
ETA: I shouldn't have assumed you are using Sonlight! If you aren't, you will have enough tabs for 2 sets of 36!