What grade would you say eequalsmcq is for?

[mamapjama]

I'm also looking at the other strands that they sell. Are they all similar in level?

[JennyW]

We'll be using the Life Science one in 1st grade this year. I'm pretty sure they're meant for the grammar stage. The Life Science one looks really basic and visually loud. I'm not sure if I'd get the paid ones in the future.

[jcross222]

I used the life science course last year and found it to be enough as a stand alone for 2nd-3rd grades. It was still very appropriate for 4th-5th grade with supplements. I believe all the courses to be at that same level. I will be using a couple of units from the earth science course this year as well.:001_smile:

[mcconnellboys]

Grammar stage. The biology is okay to use as a first intro for a fifth grader, too, or as review to add on to other things you're doing with them, but I wouldn't go beyond that with it.

[mamapjama]

Thanks! Are you able to resell these after you use them or are they sold for one family's use only?

[Matryoshka]

I'd say grades 2-5 - 2nd grader may need some help with the writing/worksheets; 5th grader would start to need some supplementation.

 

I'm going to use Earth Science next year for my dd who'll be 10 in Dec and is working at a 4th/5th grade level. I used it last year for Life Science and it was just about right. I don't think it'll be enough for the year after that.

[Satori]

We consider ourselves 1st grade, but I don't think we're quite ready to use this program. I think people are right when they say it's for 2nd-5th grade-ish.

[mrs.m]

My 1st grader did not retain much from the Earth Science. I really think that it is geared more for 4th-6th grade. A 5th grader could do most of the reading and worksheets by themselves.

 

It's a digital file and you would not be able to resell it. He has something about that on his website. I believe he offers Life Science for free so you could try it and see if it will work.