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Carrie wrote:
The formatting of the pages in the guide itself will remain similar to the format in Preparing. However, the students will have more independent boxes and will be responsible for reading their own history spines and science books.
There will definitely be an extension pack for the history portion for the older kiddos.
Carrie thank you so much for continuing to add the extension packs. I know it makes more work in finding selections and adds to your plate but it is so appreciated. And it is a blessing to our family and I know others here as well. And in all seriousness I know how hard it can be to perhaps have to disappoint people if books are later changed because you went from great to even better in a selection. It is exciting though and I can't wait to hear how you guys do it. But I will say the suspense is kind of fun.
Carrie wrote:
So, I am blessed to be able to brainstorm with a kindred spirit. She is my3sons on the board here.
We missed Julie too. It should be against the rules that you guys get to leave at once. But of course it is necessary so we will have to cope.
All your children shall be taught by the LORD, and great shall be the peace of your children. Isaiah 54:13
~Six lovies from God~4 by blessing of adoption
-MTMM (HS), Rev to Rev, CTC, DITHR
We LOVED LHFHG/Beyond/Bigger/Preparing/CTC/RTR/Rev to Rev (HS)
Hi Carrie!
Thank you for putting so much of yourself into this curriculum. It really shows! I would also like to thank you as well for adding the extension packs for older kids. I am also anxiously waiting for the ancients program to be revealed. It is so fun to be in on the beginning stages of a curriculum as it is being developed. Kimber
Starting Bigger Hearts For His Glory and Drawn into the Heart of Reading with my son in August 2008! Also enjoying learning along with my high schooler.
I am so excited to know that I don't have to do the weeding out myself, but that I can trust your judgments as you lay them before the Lord. After convention I was all excited about using all this other stuff, but did not buy it and I am so glad. Now that I weighed it all against BLHFHG I know I will stick with it! You have it all figured out, why reinvent the wheel?
Blessings and I'm looking forward to to seeing what news is around the corner.
Raising Arrows; Psalms 127:4 ds17, Class of 2020, now at IHOPU ds 15, WH dd 13, MTMM In year 1 of homeschooling it all started with LHTH for us.
But of course it is necessary so we will have to cope. 
Kimber