HOD Newbie
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 1:32 pm
Hello everyone!
I'm new here, having just purchased the teacher guide for RtoR. Since HOD doesn't come to a convention near me, I was hesitant to purchase the entire package without a sneak peek first (and I own quite a few of the titles already). I chose RtoR for my 13 DS because this time period is currently a gap for him and because I think the science looks terrific and love the idea of an inventors study.
When I first opened the guide last week I have to say I was a little disappointed and wondered if I had wasted my money. I didn't like the layout (at all). I'm a grid and check mark kind of girl and I could see this driving me nuts. I then tried to type it ALL, word-for-word, into HST, and that lasted for all of 5 minutes. So I prayed.
DS and I were having a great conversation today about school and his goals. I mentioned that I purchased the guide for next year and he asked to see it. I really thought he would have comments about the hands-on activities and the music study. But he loves the look of it!!! He spent quite a while reading through it and checking out the books we already have. I asked him if he thought he could use the layout as his daily schedule (I currently print a daily schedule from HST) and he enthusiastically said yes. He can't wait to dig in! He even volunteered to work this summer
Bless you HOD! This child is my reluctant student and to see him excited about anything related to education is a true joy. Thank you!
I'm new here, having just purchased the teacher guide for RtoR. Since HOD doesn't come to a convention near me, I was hesitant to purchase the entire package without a sneak peek first (and I own quite a few of the titles already). I chose RtoR for my 13 DS because this time period is currently a gap for him and because I think the science looks terrific and love the idea of an inventors study.
When I first opened the guide last week I have to say I was a little disappointed and wondered if I had wasted my money. I didn't like the layout (at all). I'm a grid and check mark kind of girl and I could see this driving me nuts. I then tried to type it ALL, word-for-word, into HST, and that lasted for all of 5 minutes. So I prayed.
DS and I were having a great conversation today about school and his goals. I mentioned that I purchased the guide for next year and he asked to see it. I really thought he would have comments about the hands-on activities and the music study. But he loves the look of it!!! He spent quite a while reading through it and checking out the books we already have. I asked him if he thought he could use the layout as his daily schedule (I currently print a daily schedule from HST) and he enthusiastically said yes. He can't wait to dig in! He even volunteered to work this summer
Bless you HOD! This child is my reluctant student and to see him excited about anything related to education is a true joy. Thank you!