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I just discovered that there is a vol 4 of Draw/Write through History...something like Pilgrims, Patriots and Pirates. I ordered it for dd9 as a resource for her weekly notebook page with the Bigger Extension pack. If she were in Preparing this coming year (which is where she would place if she didn't have a close-in-age younger sister) she would be using Volume 1, and she might miss that next year if she uses the Preparing Extension Pack, right?
But...after placing the order I realized that this book might be used in future HOD guides. Just wondering if anyone knows whether all of the Draw and Write Through History books will be used?
I'm also considering ordering the Young Christian's Introduction to the Bible for this same dd, since she will miss it in Preparing. Is this a book that would be beneficial for a 4th grader outside the context of the whole Preparing program?

threegreatkids wrote:I just discovered that there is a vol 4 of Draw/Write through History...something like Pilgrims, Patriots and Pirates. I ordered it for dd9 as a resource for her weekly notebook page with the Bigger Extension pack. If she were in Preparing this coming year (which is where she would place if she didn't have a close-in-age younger sister) she would be using Volume 1, and she might miss that next year if she uses the Preparing Extension Pack, right?
But...after placing the order I realized that this book might be used in future HOD guides. Just wondering if anyone knows whether all of the Draw and Write Through History books will be used?
I'm also considering ordering the Young Christian's Introduction to the Bible for this same dd, since she will miss it in Preparing. Is this a book that would be beneficial for a 4th grader outside the context of the whole Preparing program?

Hi there! There is a very good chance that this will be used in a future HOD guide. Though I won't say 100%, I'd say pretty close to that. So, with trembling hands, you may want to put it aside for the future - but, of course, that is totally up to you.

In Christ,
Julie

Thanks Julie!
(Small sigh) I was really excited to discover this, but looks like I jumped the gun. Of course by the time this particular dd reaches that point in the history cycle again she will be 8th or 9th grade, so I might let her use some parts of it this coming school year. The real trick will be keeping super-artsy younger sister away