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I don't know if you have already taken it into consideration, but to make up time, Preparing and up are scheduled for 4 days per week, but you could do them 5 days per week.

Thank you for taking time to reply and to explain. It's very helpful!

I have a question about the geography guide that I hope makes sense and isn't just because I've overlooked something obvious. With the strong focus on historical exploration, discovery, map-making, etc. are students also learning about current political & physical geography of the world, and current...

I have no personal knowledge, but am wondering based on comments in other posts about Carrie & Julie's dad being very ill, likely entering the hospice stage, if there could be a delay in sneak peeks for the next guide. I'd love to see sneak peeks too, but also know this might be a difficult year for...

I think you're considering beefing it up, but just in case - keep in mind that the publisher says they would give 2 credits, but the credits would be "Basic Chemistry" and "Basic Physics". I think those might be looked at differently by colleges on a transcript vs. Chemistry or Chemistry w/Lab. Ther...

I thought I saw times somewhere. See if this thread helps:

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If older brother places solidly in Bigger, you could move him up and do Beyond 1/2 speed with the 6yo. If the 8yo goes full speed, he would progress through Bigger and Preparing while the 6yo spends two years on Beyond. Then you would have the older one in CTC with the younger in Bigger which would ...

From my experience, BJUP does teach about the theory of evolution but not from the same perspective as a secular school. So I would find out exactly what the school defines as teaching evolution.

That's a very encouraging report!! Your excitement and your son's enthusiasm are contagious! Good for him, and good for you for making a tough decision that is paying off for your family.

Congratulations!!

Maybe Carrie's response here might help?

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Part of post removed by board moderator per board rules. Adoniram Judson is one I specifically remember reading when my son was in 1st grade.

Thank you for answering the question about samples. No wonder I couldn't find any!

Do you have recommendations for students who will be beyond Algebra...ready for Geometry in 9th grade?

Are there any samples online of the Foerster's Algebra text? I haven't been able to find any.

Thanks!

Thank you!