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Jilly
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My mom was 29 when she had me. I was her fourth child.
I had just turned 25 when I had the twins. I was 28 when I had my youngest.
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Thanks for posting.
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Sorry you are going through this. ((hugs))
If it was me I would find ways for him to work independently on all subjects except writing and math. That way you would not feel so stressed, and the time you do have for him would go to the two subjects he needs help with. For everything else I would look at your goals and see how they can be met independently by your son. For history I would use videos, online resources (such as hippo campus), and books or audiobooks. For science I would look at MIT open courses or Coursera. Foreign language I would also do online. Then I would make him out a weekly schedule for him and go over it every week, so he understands what his responsibilities are. It sounds like he is willing to do whatever to continue to homeschool which is encouraging. Good luck to you both.
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Thanks for posting this. My son just signed up.
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I have one. The link is in my siggy. :001_smile:
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My oldest son is very thin. He is 5 feet 4 inches and 90 pounds. He has always been thin, so neither I nor the pediatrician worry about it. He eats healthy, he is growing, and slowly he puts on weight.
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I'm sorry about the link not being on the public forums. I thought it was. :confused1:
Alyeska summarized the changes for everyone. I have never used an upper level core, but I am interested in the changes. I am waiting anxiously for the catalog now.
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For anyone who may be interested Sonlight has updated their cores.
https://forums.sonlight.com/topic/331531-sonlight-2013-catalog-sneak-peek-3813/
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I always paint when I move into an apartment. It always makes the space feel more homey.
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I have a Goldendoodle who would pull me every time I walked him. I started using a gentle leader, and it has helped immensely. I highly recommend it.
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I have only watched the Museum Masterpieces class on the Louvre. I enjoyed it a great deal.
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My son is going to Astronomy Camp in Arizona this summer, and he can't wait. His twin sister is going to Interlochen for voice. This is the first time they are going to a camp, and I am excited for them.
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Thank you!
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I would start him out with Scratch. It is a wonderful first step, and it is fun and educational.
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We never took them. I saw the books and was rather underwhelmed. Maybe someone else will chime in.
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I love that dress. It is tasteful, classy, and hip all rolled into one. The color is great too for an afternoon wedding. I think you should buy it, add some nice shoes, and have a great time.
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My son spends around an hour a day on Geometry. He does both proofs, but he likes to do them. They do not take him very long to complete.
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:grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug:
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Holy beejeebers! There is some serious cash in that thing. All LEGO sets are expensive and the HP ones are generally on the upper end. I know because we have about 8 of them and they each cost a pretty penny. She's got mad building skillzzzzz.
I know! I was thinking it must have cost a fortune, and she had to have spent a good deal of time of Ebay bidding on all the old Harry Potter sets.
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My deepest condolences to you and your family. :grouphug: :grouphug:
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You have to check out this recreation of Hogwarts. It is amazing!
It took the creator, Alice Finch, twelve months to build, and she used 400,000 lego bricks. You can read an interview with her here.
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I completly agree! We love our AppleTV.
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Thanks for asking. I feel better now! :)
I need a specific kind of recommendation
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Have you looked at Seraphina?