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A Beka Consumer Mathematics 2nd edition Student Book Teacher Edition Teacher Key with Solutions Test/Quiz Key Solution Key Books are in good used condition. Teacher Key with Solutions cover has a fold and a few lower corner of book pages are curled. Student book lower corner pages are also a little curled. $50.00 ppd (Media Mail) I accept Paypal$50.00
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The Mystery of History Volume 1 Second Edition Printed Memory Cards (Bright Ideas Press) Book is in good condition --bottom right cover corner worn, and one page coming out at seam, but still attached inside book. No writing. I printed the memory cards up to lesson 104. $30.00 ppd I accept Paypal$30.00
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Remembering my struggle and poor grades in my high school physics class, I shied away from teaching it myself and went with an online course. I chose Principles of Physics by Kinetic Books. They have three different courses based on math preference. My son liked it a lot, and the online physics lab is pretty cool. I plan on using it again next year for son #2. http://www.perfectionlearning.com/kinetic-physics
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I'm working on transcripts and course descriptions today, and am having a difficult time condensing Spectrum Chemistry (Beginning Publishings) into a course description. Would love some examples.
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Neither of my ds are going into a STEM career. Physical science looked so dull, so I skipped it and let them choose 2 semester sciences of their choice before moving on to Bio, Chem, Physics. One chose astronomy and horticulture, the other geology and marine biology. I agree that your son should probably stick with sciences related to his field, but I don't think skipping physical science will be an issue. It did not hinder my two non-sciency kids in the least.
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No prep for PSAT. I knew my ds wouldn't score high enough for the merit scholarship, so we did it just for the test taking experience. If your child is taking it with the hopes of qualifying for the scholarship, then by all means prep for it.
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My oldest ds used Teaching Textbooks and did Geometry in between Alg 1 and 2 without difficulties, but math comes easily to him. My middle ds used Prentice Hall Geometry this last year following Lial Algebra 1. The Prentice Hall had some kind of algebra review workbook problems in nearly every lesson. We'll be heading back to Lial for Alg 2 in the fall, hoping that it won't be a difficult transition back to algebra.
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It was awful slogging through those Chinese names in HOAW. This time, I would love to have a pronunciation guide for Medieval and Renaissance History of the World. Has anyone found something like this online?
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I used Principles of Physics with the Kolbe Academy solutions with my older son. My middle ds struggles with math, so PoP is out. I'd like to try their First Person Physics, but I'm concerned about not having any supplemental material. For those who use it, do they provide all the answers, and is there a way to keep track of scores? Does anyone find it difficult to use in a homeschool setting? Thanks! Savermom
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Traditional Logic I: Introduction to Formal Logic by Martin Cothran Student Text and Answer Key $15.00 ppd in good condition with first 20 pages a little wrinkly from drying after getting slightly damp. Doesn't affect reading. Instructional DVD $15.00 ppd (case has small crack on edge) Paypal or Money Order Please email me at SunnyP6404@aol.com$15.00
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