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Carrie
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by Carrie » Fri Apr 11, 2008 1:51 pm
inHisTiming,
I must be having a clarity problem today! I'll give this one more try!
You would not need a notebook for each of the 50 states. You would only need one notebook to study the one state that you live in. You would not do the study for the other states. You would only purchase the study for the state you live in.
Clear as mud?
Blessings,
Carrie
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Kathleen
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by Kathleen » Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:28 pm
In Kansas we don't have this as a repuirement, but I think this sounds like a great study! Thanks for the great info ladies!
Kathleen
Homeschooling mom to 6:
Grant - 19 Kansas State University
Allison - 15 World Geography
Garret - 13 Res2Ref
Asa - 8 Bigger
Quinn - 7 Bigger
Halle - 4 LHTH
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jensmom
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- Location: GA - Metro Atlanta
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by jensmom » Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:57 am
What a great idea! I saw this company at the expo here last weekend but only got a handout. They were busy talking with other customers. I just ordered funbooks (age 3 - grade3) for our state and also for the states where my dh and I grew up. I plan to use one each year (1st - 3rd) so that dd can learn about her own state and her parents' as well.
We will do this only 1 day per week. Then when she is in 5th or 6th grade we can do the older version of our state.
Judy
2nd year HODie/homeschooler - Using Bigger for 2nd grade
dd - 7 - June '02
Metro Atlanta
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netpea
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by netpea » Fri Aug 01, 2008 9:18 pm
inHistiming wrote:Thanks, Carrie. I was just thinking when I read your post that it was a study on all fifty states. So, we would need a notebook for each state. I appreciate that you posted the links.
that link that Carrie posted has both single state programs and programs that cover all 50 states.