Just seeing if anyone has invented this wheel already. I purchased First Year ASL Part 1 and 2 for my 9th grader for this year. Now realizing I don't know what the right pacing is for this since the does are all jacked up. Has anyone already written out a school year of what to complete each day? :)

I just downloaded the app and am looking through the contents. It looks great just working through the three options for assignment load and assessment!

Bringing home my 11th grader ASAP and need to replace the Bible curriculum he has been doing at his private school. They study worldview and apologetics on campus, so ideally something online and in the same genre - but anyone know anything about: Monarch 11th Grade Bible - Monarch Bible Doctrine https://www.aop.com/curriculum/shop-monarch/bible-doctrine BJU 11 - Bible Truths 11 http://www.bjupresshomeschool.com/product/410456 Need to get something going hopefully by Tuesday. That's crazy, but we need him out and in a better spot ASAP.

My son had his most recent testing done at Packard. Yes, the waitlist was long. But we got a cancellation appointment the summer and came in the next morning. They found stuff his private evaluation never did. Can't speak highly enough of his psychiatrist and evaluation with neuropsych there.

Bumping again. Looking for 17-18 school year ... anyone using?

I am beginning to look for options for my son (ADHD, expressive language and auditory processing disorder) and am looking for a full online program that can either be totally done in one place or pieced together. He has bombed out of the Roman Roads class for US History. Videos are great, quizzes are hard and there is little grace. So we are changing courses right now midstream. TabletClass is going ok for math, but maybe back to Teaching Textbooks? What classes online work well for English/Literature, Science, History! Help. I want to keep him in the situation he has, but need a more successful structre.

Math - TabletClass PreAlgebra Literature/Writing - CenterForLit - Junior High Grammar - Analytical Grammar Vocab - Wordly Wise 3000 History - Roman Roads US History Science - On Campus @ School Bible - On Campus @ School Sports at school Still looking for Computer Programming Maybe Art/Music He has Expressive Language Disorder/ADHD and a few other things going on...

did you find any reviews?

thanks! the ages are anywhere from 18months - 5 usually sometimes older :) low level budget but we can get the normal sort of supplies.

in my spare time from homeschooling my 7th grader :) i work at a fitness studio where we offer childcare. we want to step up interaction in the room a bit by having a weekly craft that is manageable. i am on the hunt for 52 easy construction paper crafts either in a website, lesson plan or book type of setting so i can easily implement it across our workers. non-religious and easy to do. help!

we are trying a month of writeguide to see how that goes for now. just started today.

she is taking january and february off but i am hoping to sign my son up for essay practioner to start in march!

My son did GrammarCracker and Time Capsule with Attuneup this fall. Amy is not offering winter classes until March and I need something for him now! Anyone have any ideas? Help .... please.

looking to add copywork to our daily routine as actual physical writing is not our strong suit. i think my ds would take well to quotes from harry potter, but i am looking for a document, file or book that has them already typed out with lines to write on! does anyone have anything like this already created?

here is what i am thinking of. would love ideas. does it look comprehensive? 1. History: Notgrass Uncle Sam and You and recommended literature 2. Math - jann in texas lials basic college math (online) - pre-pre-algebra 1 http://www.myhomeschoolmathclass.com/available-classes.html 3. Science - currently leaning towards Christian kids explore "something" haven't picked a topic or Lyrical Life Science Book 3 (looking for how to expand) 4. Bible - biblical application in life management at tka enrichment program https://balm.pathwright.com/school/catalog/course/biblical-application-to-life-management-skills/ or worked in through other things/jhm 5. Vocab - vocal from classical roots a (workbook) 6. Writing - attuneup - grammar cracker/timecaspule - (online) http://www.attuneup.com/timecapsule.html 7. PE - after school sports at the Private school homeschool program 8. Band at TKA the private school the siblings attend 9 . Reading comprehension - reading detective? (Computer based) http://www.criticalthinking.com/reading-detective-a1-software.html 10. typing Keyboarding without Tears?

looking for reviews from people who have tried either/or! my son is coming out of a private school 6th grade to homeschool for 7th grade next year. he has been doing teaching textbooks but is not liking it anymore so i am looking for a different curriculum for him. would love to hear thoughts!

What ages would you suggest this for?

has anyone found an online u-c approved biology course? i am looking for options for my 9th grader to move him ahead but need to make sure that i find a u-c approved program. thanks in advance :)

Perfect! My daughters birthday is actually 9/10! She's only in 2nd due o California's late school cut off. We would love to do either but snail mail is my first choice. Pm me and we can work out details!

My daughter would love to write to your daughter. We live in Mountain View, CA. She does attend a private Christian school but we are "afterschooling" and I am working on letter writing with her. She thoroughly enjoyed the class penpal at school last year and I would love for her to have someone to correspond with.

thanks for all the advice. i realize that 7/6 is technically grade level but his school "accelerated" math and views 7/6 as the lower class. ie: the class of 27 only 7 are in 7/6 the rest are in 8/7. and will track accordingly. i want to do additional work at home to try and catch him up in hopes of getting back on the track that the school generally prefers. i know the worst case scenario here is that he takes algebra in 9th instead of 8th which is not really that big of a problem in the first place but i know he is capable of more.

my oldest (11 years old going in 6th grade) is being placed in the "low" class at school. saxon math 7/6 for 6th grade. we are not overly thrilled with the placement nor the fact that the teacher is a first year no teaching degree math teacher (which frankly if i am sending him to private school i expect a qualified teacher, not just another teachers husband who needs a job). so i want to get him back to path for pre-algebra next year and algebra in 9th grade. do you have any suggested supplementation or know of any books or online programs that would help me figure out what his issues are? 94% of his problems are working too quickly and trying to be first to turn work in vs not knowing what he was doing on his papers last year. when we would look over them later he would be like "oh yeah, i missed that" so anyway we are frustrated and trying to get prepared for the year before it even starts!

who is the non-profit that offers the training? that sounds like a great opportunity to give back!