MFW and HOD
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 8:28 pm
We are avid MFW users over here, but a friend just introduced me to HOD. I'm so mad at her! I just got a catalog in the mail and have been pouring over it--it looks so good.
I will have a 1st grader and two 4th graders. I'm thinking LHFHG (with 1st grade books) and PHFHG?? It's hard to think about switching without actually seeing the books, but I've been on Amazon and read several of the book reviews, and they all look good.
I'd love some feedback from those who use HOD or those have used MFW and HOD. MFW is wonderful, but it has dry spots. Is this true of HOD books (or maybe every curriculum??)? Is there as much depth in HOD as in MFW? Is the Bible portion as meaningful? Is the day-by-day grid annoying or helpful compared to the weekly grid? Has anyone used or is currently using PHFHG and can tell me about your experience? Anyone know where their profits go (I know MFW goes to Bible translation)?
I figure if we don't like HOD we could always go back to MFW and still finish the cycle by 8th grade. Any wisdom here would be appreciated!
I will have a 1st grader and two 4th graders. I'm thinking LHFHG (with 1st grade books) and PHFHG?? It's hard to think about switching without actually seeing the books, but I've been on Amazon and read several of the book reviews, and they all look good.
I'd love some feedback from those who use HOD or those have used MFW and HOD. MFW is wonderful, but it has dry spots. Is this true of HOD books (or maybe every curriculum??)? Is there as much depth in HOD as in MFW? Is the Bible portion as meaningful? Is the day-by-day grid annoying or helpful compared to the weekly grid? Has anyone used or is currently using PHFHG and can tell me about your experience? Anyone know where their profits go (I know MFW goes to Bible translation)?
I figure if we don't like HOD we could always go back to MFW and still finish the cycle by 8th grade. Any wisdom here would be appreciated!