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Honestly, I would skip it. He has already gone through the book, and besides a small amount of copywork and coloring, I don't think he would miss anything. At this age, Shakespeare is really just about exposure. You don't discuss or analyze the plays so he is already ahead of the ballgame since he's...

If it were me, I would begin Beyond with the little one now, while finishing up any phonics she may be working on. After getting a feel for Beyond for a couple of weeks, I would begin the older student, but continue with the 3Rs he is already using (unless he is really struggling with the methodolog...

jenntracy wrote:Thanks for the reassurance. That will be helpful when i tell my son he is in level 5 for 6th grade.

And it will be even more of a joy when he hears 12th graders are using level 8!

I have used Shurley English (Grammar) and R&S, and both are rigorous. They are also very different IMO. If it were me, I don't like to fix what isn't broken...okay, well sometimes I do but that never ends well :D . I would stick with Shurley Grammar if your kid does well with it. I would slow it dow...

Bumping this up. I am interested in learning more about volume 2 as well. Hopefully someone that used both will chime in soon .

Thank you for the reply. My oldest is 13, and I ask many questions about the high school guides because I need to know where we are headed before we get there .

How long will a school day be once the students are using the final two guides?

So far we have WG: up to 6 1/2 hr x 4 days/wk
WH: up to 7 1/2 hr x 4 days/wk

I am curious how long the final guides will take.

Thanks!

LynnH wrote:Mothermayi you may need to start a separate post with that question so Carrie sees it.

Sorry for the hi-jack .

I see ACE is used for Biology in WH. Is it the Grade 9 Biology PACEs 1097-1108?

How long will a school day be once the students are using the final two guides?

As a 9th grade level science course, it is not heavy on math calculations. That is partially why Carrie chose it for 9th grade. :wink: Our ds took much from his IPC course with lab in WG. He thoroughly enjoyed the narrative readings by John Hudson Tiner, and he completed every science experiment th...

Hmmm...it looks like my original comment was deleted?? HOD, was there an issue that I am unaware of? Post removed by board moderator per board rules posted in the "Welcome" section of the board and copied in part below: Our prayer for this board is that its content may glorify our Father in heaven a...

"All Through the Ages" is a great resource that has books categorized by grade, chronological order, geographical order, etc. There are lots of books in there that are already sorted.

Was there a price increase recently? I am loading my cart and came across the price for DITHR 6/7/8 student workbook. I don't remember paying over $35 for it last fall.

ETA: Does HOD inform customers of price increases or updated editions before they occur? Thanks!

We have done RTR several times now, and I have good news - there are women a plenty throughout the year! :D We are in Unit 26, and our talks have been dominated with Catherine of Aragon, Isabella d'Este, Lucretia Borgia, Vittoria Colonna, Margaret of Navarre, Teresa of Avila, Anne Askew, Queen Anne...