List of Curricula That Schedule SOTW...

[TheAttachedMama]

The title says it all...

 

Which curricula packages schedule or use SOTW as a resource..

thanks!

[HomeAgain]

Build Your Library

Sonlight/Bookshark

Timberdoodle

I want to say it is listed as a possible resource for Creek Edge Press as well.

I'm not sure of others...

[Servant4Christ]

My Father's World, at least last time I looked they did.

[Shoes+Ships+SealingWax]

Pandia Press History Odyssey Level One (not History Quest) 

[GoodnightMoogle]

I think biblioplan does as well 

[Elizabeth86]

I think Easy Classical does.

[Elizabeth86]

2 hours ago, Servant4Christ said:

My Father's World, at least last time I looked they did.

I think they use books 2-4.

[Green Bean]

Build Your Library is switching over to Pandia Press History QUEST books, last I read.

[wisdomandtreasures]

Ambleside Online uses volume 4.

[SilverMoon]

Build Your Library did switch out SOTW for levels 1 and 2, but there is no current plan to remove it from 3 and 4. (SOTW volumes correlate with those levels.) 

[TheAttachedMama]

1 hour ago, SilverMoon said:

Build Your Library did switch out SOTW for levels 1 and 2, but there is no current plan to remove it from 3 and 4. (SOTW volumes correlate with those levels.) 

Yeah, that is why I am asking this question.  I wish I could get my hands on the old Build your library that used SOTW.   I am looking for something for 3rd grade that uses SOTW--mostly because my brain hurts from homeschooling two high school students at once and I don't have the mental capacity to come up with my own plan.  (I used to think that was fun! HA!).  I may check out bookshark or sonlight.

[Zoo Keeper]

Wayfarers does-  https://www.rainbowresource.com/category/1252/Wayfarers-Kathy-Jo-Devore-History.html  , but it may be more than you are looking for.

And there's Classical House of Learning-- it's not as complete, but what is there is pretty good. https://classicalhouseoflearning.wordpress.com/

 

[SilverMoon]

2 hours ago, TheAttachedMama said:

Yeah, that is why I am asking this question.  I wish I could get my hands on the old Build your library that used SOTW.   I am looking for something for 3rd grade that uses SOTW--mostly because my brain hurts from homeschooling two high school students at once and I don't have the mental capacity to come up with my own plan.  (I used to think that was fun! HA!).  I may check out bookshark or sonlight.

If you ask in the Build Your Library Families group on Facebook, someone that owns the old one will send you a copy if you message them proof of purchase of the new version. It's a little unorthodox but it does have the blessings of the BYL author/owner. 

Edited April 12, 2022 by SilverMoon

[SilverMoon]

2 hours ago, TheAttachedMama said:

Yeah, that is why I am asking this question.  I wish I could get my hands on the old Build your library that used SOTW.   I am looking for something for 3rd grade that uses SOTW--mostly because my brain hurts from homeschooling two high school students at once and I don't have the mental capacity to come up with my own plan.  (I used to think that was fun! HA!).  I may check out bookshark or sonlight.

And same! Bruh. That schedule keeps us sane and meant the little ones had those good extras included too (like regular poetry and art), the ones that were likely to fall by the wayside otherwise. 

[scbusf]

23 hours ago, TheAttachedMama said:

Yeah, that is why I am asking this question.  I wish I could get my hands on the old Build your library that used SOTW.   I am looking for something for 3rd grade that uses SOTW--mostly because my brain hurts from homeschooling two high school students at once and I don't have the mental capacity to come up with my own plan.  (I used to think that was fun! HA!).  I may check out bookshark or sonlight.

Word. I have 7th, 9th, and 11th graders next year. I have got to figure out something for the 7th grader - she is very hands-on and active. And I am T.I.R.E.D.