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Posts posted by Tonia
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Does anyone know if there is any way to tell how a used Teacher's edition will match up with the current workbooks? I'd hate to spend $ on them only to find out they don't match up.
Thanks!
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Just posted mine.
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At the beginning of the year I take my WWE workbooks to Fedex Kinkos and have them cut the binding off, seperate the stack into two the two sections (teacher and student pages) and coil bind each one. That way, I have my teacher pages all together for the next go around and the student pages are all stay together too. It does not cost much to do this...and it totally worth it!
:iagree: This is what we did as well. It works perfectly for us.
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I used it for first grade and thought it was a waste of time. It is really geared to classroom use.
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I just posted mine.
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Thanks, all. My dh will be relieved to know we don't have to take down the tent every morning. :) Now time to make a shopping list!
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We play on the last played card or a corner, if you have a card that will fit in the corner. Isn't that what the rules say? I haven't checked so I'm not sure now, but that's what we've always done. It's easier for dd if she doesn't have to check every card on the table.
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I haven't been camping since I was a kid (and my dh has never been) so I don't really remember the details of setting up camp, since my parents took care of all that stuff. My husband asked me, "so what do we do with our stuff if we go do things away from the campground during the day?" and I had no idea how to respond. :001_huh:
So, here's my very silly question - do you leave your tent and stuff all set up and hope no one takes anything? Do you pack things in your trunk and lock it up?
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Just finished posting mine.
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Yes! I lost a pant size last year doing t-tapp. I'm trying to get back into the groove again.
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Just finished posting. Haven't been blogging much, I need to get back to it!
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Posted mine. Our first week back too. Why is it so hard to start school again after a break? :D
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They're not great literature but do serve a purpose - a bit of "chapter book transition" for those who aren't quite ready to read full chapter books. But I would make sure it wasn't the only thing my child was reading. I highly doubt the few my daughter have read will affect her grammar/writing skills when she's older.
I wouldn't be using them for read-alouds. There are just too many good books out there to read books meant for children learning to read.
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If I had to choose one it would be WWE because I don't think grammar is absolutely essential at this age (though we do use FLL). But I do love how FLL has children memorizing parts of speech and lists of helping verbs, etc. I think that is a great base for later grammar study. Ultimately, for me, it would depend on what other language arts programs you are looking at.
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I keep it pretty simple - decide what you would like to study, choose a "spine" or a handful of books to read through on the subject, spreading the reading out over whatever length of time you've arranged for the study. I haven't used many kits (a few Magic School Bus kits which were okay) but I get a pile of science experiment books from the library and just buy all the supplies I don't have around the house and keep them in a box for use during science class.
If you're having trouble deciding on a topic, you could ask the kids what they would like to study and go from there.
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We used OPG. I made up different games to play - you can find them at my blog in my siggy below.
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You can find some info on this page about following up OPG with spelling, grammar, etc. Scroll down to the last question.
We pretty much followed the advice listed and haven't had any difficulties. I agree with the poster above that said not to start WWE until 1st grade.
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Better late than never, I suppose! Here's mine.
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And, here's an alternative magnetic board using a lapbook/mini-office concept.
Love that idea!
Here's a review I did a few years ago (and we are still using the program - on level 3 now and will begin level 4 before the year is out).
The TOS Homeschool Crew has reviewed All About Spelling - you might check out the blog to find more reviews.
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How often does Horizons Math revise their books?
in K-8 Curriculum Board
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Thanks, Tracy. I've been searching the AO website looking for an answer but haven't found one.