Has anyone seen anything anti-Semitic in the materials you’ve used?

How would you classify the religious content in Classical Academia Press materials? Specifically Latin, Spanish, Writing and Rhetoric, and Grammar. We are of mixed faiths and races and are trying to find the best mix of material. I am firmly against using Abeka, Veritas Press, Apologia and other curriculums of the ilk. CAP materials look fairly neutral though and I like the setup of them.

I stayed and we've been very happy for the past decade.

How religiously conservative are they? How well would they work for a liberal, multi-racial, Christian family?

What are your favorite literature guides that are available online? I would like Memoria Press type guides but am looking for diverse books and they need to be printable if at all possible. Around a 3rd grade level.

It looks like its Heggerty and Core Knowledge. Both are great programs. You usually cant find Heggerty free online.

I apparently forgot about CSMP for a minute and it's exactly what I needed.

What is your favorite math curriculum that's available as a pdf? We have Math Mammoth plus a lot of vintage, but nothing I have is right for this kiddo. We have tons of manipulatives so no issue there.

https://www.underthehome.org/unauth/about A complete Charlotte Mason style elementary program. It's extremely well done.

PM me and I will link you to the testers group on facebook. I'm uploading the first program Planting Seeds (preschool ages 2-5ish? it flexible) a few weeks at a time. All I want is honest feedback. You don't have to post about it or anything. Literally- try it out and let me know what you think.

PM Me and I will email you the Beginning Handwriting.

Would anyone be interested in testing out some programs I'm writing? I have been taking the material I've taught to my own students over the years, cleaning it all up, and formatting it into teaching guides. I have one program, Beginning Handwriting, completely done and I want a few people to review it and test it out. Other books and schedules will be done soon. I'm cross posting this to the PreK/K board as well.  The first set I'm formatting and releasing is the 3 years of material I teach in the primary grades. It will consist of 3 main guides, 1 per year, of Literature, History, Science, Art, Poetry, Memory Work and Enrichment. Three Handwriting Books- Beginning Manuscript, Advancing Manuscript, and Complete Cursive. One complete Early Math book. 4 schedules using Miquon Math. A complete Phonics, Reading and Spelling program and a Complete Grammar and Writing program. If you are interested in testing or reviewing any of the programs just let me know!

Would anyone be interested in testing out some programs I'm writing? I have been taking the material I've taught to my own students over the years, cleaning it all up, and formatting it into teaching guides. I have one program, Beginning Handwriting, completely done and I want a few people to review it and test it out. Other books and schedules will be done soon. I'm cross posting this to the PreK/K board as well. The first set I'm formatting and releasing is the 3 years of material I teach in the primary grades. It will consist of 3 main guides, 1 per year, of Literature, History, Science, Art, Poetry, Memory Work and Enrichment. Three Handwriting Books- Beginning Manuscript, Advancing Manuscript, and Complete Cursive. One complete Early Math book. 4 schedules using Miquon Math. A complete Phonics, Reading and Spelling program and a Complete Grammar and Writing program. If you are interested in testing or reviewing any of the programs just let me know!

Thank you for all of the feedback! We ran this poll on our Facebook page as well and got some great feedback there as well. It seems the general consensus is that it SOUNDS like a great idea but the execution might not match up to what we hope for it. I believe we have decided to offer the consumables as PDF only, provide certain dry erase materials (things that will be used often such as number bond mats, tens frames, etc) and make the rest of the program non-consumable. The hope is to make the program affordable, and usable with multiple children as well as making it easy to go back and review/redo concepts without having to make entire consumable review materials.

I am in the process of developing a new curriculum. We originally were going to use traditional workbooks but as development progressed the idea of using dry erase materials that could be filled in different ways depending on the lesson was brought up. Since the workbooks are not fully finished and edited we still have the opportunity to switch but we don't know how well it would go over so that's where you guys come in. Would you be interested in a program like this? No workbooks, minimal activity pages, reusable dry erase materials, plus flashcards/charts, all planned out with corresponding crafts, literature, etc. The curriculum covers Language Arts and Reading, Math, Science, History and Art.