Thanks for sharing!

I'm not sure what exactly you are looking for. But there is a website called xtrapractice that may be what you are looking for. It's not a book, but I wasn't sure if that idea was set in stone. I've seen other sites mentioned, but unfortunately have forgotten them. Hopefully, someone else can chime in.

Yes. More for me than my kids. Lol

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I apologize if there's a thread already, but I'm not usually on this board and didn't see one. Thanks for all the suggestions/information/advices.

Lori has great suggestions. Shee always do. :) If you click on the first link, i agree with the first reply. Except I will say that I think BFSU takes some time to prepare. At least for me it does. RSO is little preparation and I believe there's a coupon code on another thread for 40% off for this weekend. :) Good luck.

OIC. I hope you find something.

:( Sorry that it's that way. I hope you'll able to bring it back up one day.

I was one of those kids who was careless. I don't have a remedy, but would like to say that I wish someone had either told me or showed me why it was important to be careful and thorough. Perhaps if there's something for kids about architecture? A game perhaps? Something that they can measure out, but if they measure wrong they can see the consequences? Idk...... But i do agree with the other posters that more problems is not the answer. Gl.

I like WWE. We started when he was 5, but we don't do much copywork. I figure he'll be doing a lot of copywork with WWE 2 and 3 or with other subjects. I point out punctuation, capitalization, etc. We also started FLL when he was 5. We still do handwriting. He's almost 6. Hth

I agree with maize. Lots of reading, nature walks, and phonics. Some fun math and or basic math. That's all that is needed.

In case you need one more: (rough estimate - had to do it myself) I was curious anyhow. boy - 49" size 1 girl - 42" size 10

I passed the info to someone I know. Don't know if they'll buy it. Thanks for sharing.

Oh soror......you'll be fine. :) What keeps me going? Knowing that in ps there's only 1 teacher for every 30 or 40 kids. Yes I'm tired, but I have my kid's best interest at heart. And the ratio is 1:3. :) Will they turn out okay? Idk. Will they be doctors? That would be nice. Will they be good Christians? I wish. With the love of reading and learning they can be all they can be. A mom can only do so much. :) Good job on your robotics team! I'll say you had a successful year. :)

We have a pad (vinyl) and then a table cloth protector (vinyl) that covers our table. Or how about have your daughter go to another room when you clean it? Good luck. I hope you find a solution that is not costly.

I say go for it. She doesn't have to be 6 to start level 1. If she's ready then she's ready. :)

What happens if more than 2 people sign up for it? Will one still get 49.99 credit?

Here's the link to the thread: http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/534454-cricket-magazine-sale/?do=findComment&comment=6039846 The coupon code is on the bottom of the thread. The first one didn't work for me. This one did DFP1041, but I don't think it's for BOGO. I think it's $19.95 for a print and digital copy of a subscription. Have fun!

FWIW, I just ordered ASK because of the coupon code on another thread. :) I've heard good things about it. Perhaps a good intro for a first subscription? But what do I know. I love highlights. :P or high five.....whatever it's called nowadays. When I was young it was Highlights.

No. Not a copout. By asking this question, it tells me that you are doing the best that you can. I'm more mathy than verbal, so I will have to study the logic books ahead of time when they get to that point. I think most of us have our strengths and weaknesses. :) This is a good thread. I'm glad you started it. People have given a lot of good suggestions.

No sorry Rosie.

He can come over to my house and babysit. lol :)

Thanks!

Logic or a foreign language?

Thank you!

I prefer math u see blocks to c-rods. But yes wooden is better than plastic c-rods.