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My oldest child is five, so I have a couple of years before he will start Latin. I would like to start now, and hope to have gained some mastery before he begins. I currently have a couple of options, and am looking for advice. 1. Pick up a book and attempt a self guided study. (Not sure if this will be enough pressure to get me going.) 2. Buy book and try to participate in a free online group. (LatinStudy has been suggested, but I find its format very confusing. I am not sure that I would get enough direction this way.) 3. Buy a book and find a tutor. (I have looked for a local tutor and haven't found one, however I am sure that with enough digging I would find someone. Am guessing that I would need to provide a lot of direction of what I wanted to study, as it would be a tutor and not a teacher. However it would be an easy option in terms of schedules etc.) 4. Take the upcoming Scholars Online class. (I have no idea if I would be able to pull this off as the class meets online during a time when I have both my kids with me with no backup. More expensive than other options. Not perfect for our schedule. Perhaps overdoing it?) 5. Something else? Any ideas, suggestions, or advice??? I am kind of going in circles on this topic! TIA! :001_wub:

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I would like to use Singapore Math's Earlybird program with my son. Only I can't figure out what I need to order! The Singapore site makes it seem like I need a text and an activity book. The Sonlight site makes it seem like I only need the text. Help!