:iagree: I cannot imagine this. So sad. :crying:

:iagree: DD9 is a mini fashonista and *LOVES* their clothes and they are modest enough. :001_smile:

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. Just bought the hardcover and teachers guide for $17 (with shipping).

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Just a textbook, it doesn't matter if it's for homeschoolers or public school. It doesn't have to be a full curriculum either. I was thinking I could use it for DD9 as a starting point for research, projects, outlining and extra reading from living books.

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My problem is I can't find anything I want to use for either really :tongue_smilie: Except sonlight core F, it looks awesome! :drool5: I'm thinking about using it for DD9 but I don't know if I can justify the price since it will only be for her.. Is it possible to use for an advanced 3rd grader? She can read 5th grade level books but I'm not sure..:bigear:

DD13 will be in 9th grade next year and will not be doing the history cycle again. She will be taking AP Human Geography. I cannot decide if I should start my younger kiddos on the ancients or do world geography? Thoughts? :bigear:

Thank you for all your thoughts! I think I'm sticking to having her start cc as a junior (earliest you can) full time (hopefully) and then count those classes as her 11th and 12th grade classes so she will graduate high school and have an aa in history. I think it's the best idea for both of us, she still will have an aa by the time she's 18 but won't have to rush through course work. She is excited about this idea too. Someone had the idea of having their dd getting a GED so they can get more priority then if they were just a high school student with dual enrollment, I'm wondering if theres any disadvantages to getting a GED if you also plan to graduate high school and college?

Thank you!

That's awesome to hear! Not sure if were using it for next year, but we will probably use it eventually :001_smile:

Sonlight looks Core B looks too easy for her. I've never heard of beautiful feet before I googled it. I'm going to have to look at it more, thanks! Tapestry of grace looks awesome but I think it will require to much of me and is way to expensive. Especially considering I'd only be using it for her. Any more? :bigear:

I would do it! :001_smile:

DD13: Strengths- History, Math, Reading, Writing and Science Weaknesses- Grammar we're going over the basics, again. Also, she gets very frustrated when she doesn't get something *right* away. And being 13 ;) DD9: Strengths- She's average in almost every subject. Except writing. Weaknesses- Attitude big time. She complains about everything. DD7: She's above average in everything, but her weaknesses are math and science. (she's only average in them) but its been a breeze homeschooling her compared to DD9 DS5: His favorite thing is science experiments :D We're getting are way through most of the curricula very slowly but that's okay! Right now our focus is figuring out how this is all going to work when I go back to work next Monday!

She has read SOTW already. I'd prefer it to be lit based because she loves reading :001_smile: :bigear:

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That would be awesome :001_smile:

I decided to splurge and get an ipad with my tax refund. :D What are some of you or your kids favorite apps? And I'm looking for educational ones too? :bigear:

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:grouphug: Going to pm you.

My daughters have had the same type of exam, it was a female ped. I don't think it's fishy it's just a part of their body that needs to be checked.

Praying :grouphug:

We started at the beginning of August and we'll be done by the end of April.

DD13 will be a 9th grader so I'm no expert but she will be taking at least 3 AP Classes next year (her choice) She'll be taking AP Human Geography and AP Spanish w/ PA Homeschoolers and AP Environmental Science. I was thinking about her also doing BYU World History (it goes by continents) and dd wants to self study for the AP World History test just to see if she can pass it :001_huh: I think your dd could still take AP Geography and pass it as long as she studies it very well. You could do BJU Geography in 8th grade to prepare but I don't think it's necessary.

Thanks. We just moved into a different school district, so I already pulled her out it was just the debate if we we're going to enroll her in the other school, which we decided not to. She has 22.5 credits from the public school, 25.5 if we could count Algebra 1, Physical Science and Spanish 1 which she took in 8th grade. She has taken some summer school classes through BYU Independent study and I think I'm going to get the 2nd half of the classes she was taking this year to finish them and some electives. Then she'll have 25 (or 28 if we can count the 8th grade classes) and I think that should be enough for her graduate early? :bigear: That's what she wants to do and then go to a University.