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Bible: Verita Press's Judges-Kings
Spelling: AAS Level 3
Writing: Imitations in Writing and narrations
Grammar: Voyages in English (may use some of the writing too)
Handwriting: Classically Cursive
History: SOTW 2
Science: Noeo
Math: Math Mammoth Grade 3
Latin (possibly): Logos Latin
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Suits. It's on Amazon Prime.
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Can anyone tell me about their experience using Logos Latin? There's so little about it online.
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We aren't starting until the winter, but this is the plan for now.
L/A
MCT Level 1
AAS Levels 3+4
Imitation in Writing: Fairy Tales
Pentime Grade 3
Math
Math Mammoth Grade 3
Life of Fred
Other
Story of the World Vol. 3
Noeo Physics Level 1
Logos Latin
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Does anyone know if this book is sufficient (complete, not needed supplements) for 3rd grade writing? Or could you tell me what you used for writing through 3rd grade? Thank you.
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Ugh. I totally didn't mean to post this in the Chat Board.
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Does anyone know if this book is sufficient (complete, not needed supplements) for 3rd grade writing? Or could you tell me what you used for writing through 3rd grade? Thank you.
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I named mine Tom Selleck, because it's old and white but still works great.
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We stopped using it because we weren't enjoying the books.
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Cost of living
Ohhhh. Yes. The cost of living is much better in south jersey though.
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I would avoid NJ. Although the regulations are non-existent, the extremely high COL, traffic, and run down roads are laughable.
What's COL?
I vote NJ. No regulations and plenty of secular homeschoolers.
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In this situation- I think this attitude is bordering on ignorant. I'm sorry. I am. But, it is.
This virus is wide spread. Four children have died from it- one child that died wasn't even showing symptoms.
I personally know two children who have ended up in the hospital with it. One had asthma and spent a few days in ICU and the other one (2 years old) was completely healthy and still had to spend 2 days in the hospital.
It would be smart for parents to know the signs and symptoms of the virus, know when to go to the ER, and know how to treat it. And to know if the virus is mutating, and how.
It would also be smart to know if the people around you have it, or have had it- that way you can try to avoid it/take appropriate precautions, or at the very least know that your kids may have been exposed to it, so you can keep a close eye on them.
It gets bad very quickly. The child (that I know) who had asthma- it went from... He's having an asthma attack, out regular stuff isn't working let's take him to the doctor, doctor sends to hospital, life flighted to Johns Hopkins- all within 24 hours.
My friends 2 yr. old.... Daycare called parents to say she has fever, cough and runny nose- come pick her up, dad picks her up and by the time they get home she's wheezing and her lips are blue, mom doesn't even have time to make it home, she has to meet them at the hospital.
Seriously. Both moms couldn't believe how quickly the virus progressed.
I can't imagine why anyone would want to stick their heads in the sand and not pay attention to a serious, wide spread, contagious virus that has the potential to land your kid in the hospital- or worse.
To be fair, the vast majority of people would take their wheezing, blue-lipped children to the emergency room whether or not they're informed of the viruses in the area. Everyone is different. Some people struggle with anxiety and it would do no good for them to follow this closely.
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I will only participate in fundraising if I feel like I'm getting my money's worth. I'd sell my soul for a box of Samoas, but when someone asked me to buy a $20 bag of popcorn the other day, it was hard not to laugh in their face.
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You can buy individual issues. They're mixed in with other Arrows for sale. http://store.bravewriter.com/collections/arrow-single-issues
Thanks! I had no idea. I bought one and I'm looking forward to trying it.
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There are people on the BW Facebook group who have talked about it. For anyone who doesn't realize, it's old Arrows reworked specifically for younger kids with passages picked out for them and already formatted for the BW "French" style dictation.
That's a great idea. I just joined the facebook group so I could check it out, but I didn't see anything about A Quiver of Arrows yet.
I looked through it a few weeks ago, and was tempted. I wish I could buy them individually, but re-worked for K-2. We've already read half of the stories, so buying the entire "quiver" doesn't appeal to me.
We've read some of them too. That's partly why I keep going back and forth about it.
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Brave Writer has a new product for grades 1-2 and I was wondering if anyone has used it yet and what their thoughts are on it.
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If the person who had the affair is genuinely repentant and willing to do what it takes to repair the marriage, then absolutely.
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Self explanatory and timeless.
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Edited: Never mind. Nope. No part of me thinks that this is going to end well or be productive.
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The question here is would your DH let you see the budget if you asked? The OP is seemingly kept in the dark despite wanting to take an active part in their financial life.
He absolutely would.
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I have an allowance, my husband does the budgeting, and he asked for an itemized list of the schools stuff I was going to order. *gasp*
Does it bother me? On occasion, when we disagree over purchases. Over the years, we've both learned to be more understanding. My husband does struggle with being controlling over our money and I also struggle with not caring enough about savings. That's why we have to communicate. A lot.
I think whether or not it's a red flag has more to do with their intentions and whether they are controlling in other areas as well.
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That feels wrong to me. Like reading a book and then returning it.
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If I saw a child that being neglected, I would call. I'm fairly certain all states have codes and regulations on what constitutes neglect and child endangerment, which is a crime in my state. Do I know all of the details of the law, no, but that's why I would use my judgement. A 9 year old left in a car? No. A 4 year old? Absolutely. A child roaming around in a moving car without a seat belt or an infant on a lap? Absolutely.
When I worked in ER, the police scanner was on 24/7. Checking the welfare of people occurs all the time where I live. Police encourage it and follow through on welfare checks, to the best of their ability. Doesn't a child's safety trump possible repercussions to the parent? Like I said, I use judgement. I don't call on every single unsafe thing I see.
Of course. I guess I just assume that the child's parents can decide when they are or are not safe apart from my interference. I also assume that it's probably safer than being in the car with their parent driving. A lot more children die in automobile accidents than from being left in a car for a few minutes.
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4 years old is way too young to leave in a car alone. I'm not going as far to call her a bad mother, but she should not have done that, and I probably wouldn't hesitate to call the police as well. At minimum, I would have waited near the car to make sure the child remained safe, and then talked to her when she returned. That was a bad decision on her part.
Would you call the police even if it were in a state where it isn't illegal (the majority of them) to leave your child in the car? I don't know about where you're from, but where I'm from, we call the police when there's a crime being committed.
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Teaching Cursive
in K-8 Curriculum Board
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We are loving Classically Cursive. We despised Pentime (Only for cursive. For print--it got the job done.)