I guess my fear is that I won't do enough... A felt like if I had something that was all inclusive,I could ensure I was doing it all. Does that make sense? I lack the confidence in this. Right now, we do Wee Folk Art. I also have this Hirsch book that I read for occasionally. I thought I would start K inJanuary. I will add in the OPGtTR, ZB, and Saxon. I ordered FIAR as well since we did the winter Wee Folk last year. I guess I just get hung up on kids being in school for 6 hours and it seems like it just takes me 30 minutes to do Wee Folk Art. We are not settled in schooling for next year at all- leaning towards public school, but I find that using homeschool resources gives me many quality moments with my kids that would not happen organically. Therefore, trailing K feels like a natural next step to give her good opportunities at home. Thanks again for all the help!

Tell me about your favorite planner..... Not sure I like printing my own and want something since I can't seem to find a curriculum that will "spell it all out"

Or Veritas?

Are Story of the World and Tapestry of Grace too much for Kindergarten?

We are doing it! My husband is a farmer, so this works great for us. Following along for support and ideas!

I have no wisdom, but am almost in the same situation... What curriculum did you order? I am trying to figure that out...

My struggleis knowing what to open.....

Newbie here. Looking for a packaged curriculum- or rather the planning- that incorporates: - Ordinary Parent's Guide to Teaching Reading - Modern Curriculum Press Phonics - Zaner Bloser handwriting - Saxon Math - mudpies Magnets - Everyone has a Body - Books in Trelease reading handbook. I tried (and failed) at preschool last year, and just feel like a full curriculum is what we need to launch ourselves. However, the big Sonlight curriculum scares me($). Also, is Calvert considered to be a "classical" approach? Thanks for your patience as I try to wade through all of this!