Me too! First year homeschooling a 6th grader :)

Thank you Bethany, I truly appreciate it! God Bless you as well!! :)

Us too!

Thanks for watching!

Amber D yes! And there isn’t much out there!

Meredith Hazel awe Thankyou!

Chrissy Frye Thankyou! She’s loving her new look!

Hi Miriam, My name is Linda I have 7 kids total that I have been homeschooling since the beginning, I have always had multiple kids schooling at the same time. I would always try to get the younger ones started on a tracing page or a puzzle to get them started. Then after we all said the Pledge of Allegiance I would start the older kids on their math. Go back to the younger ones, giving them their bible story for the day, a printable to go along with the story to color while I continued with the older ones. I have been homeschooling for about 18 years and it does get easier I promise. I would just try to keep the little ones busy with blocks in the school room, wooden puzzles letters and numbers, or something so if they got done first they knew I would be with them shortly. It helps for them to be occupied while your teaching an older kid a lesson. Or Put headphones on and have them listen to a story on tape or cd. We used to give them flashcards and the hooked on phonics tape and they would also do that while I was busy. Anything to keep them busy. I hope that helps, keep trying different things until you find what works for your family. God bless.

Iris Santiago no this came with level 6 for my son but he’s not a list checker so I gave it to her

Michelle Fitzpatrick no I’d start with a lower level

I wanted to ask (without judgement) how much this curriculum focuses on "good" literature vs "bad." Even though I really love the approach overall, I have steered away from it for my kiddos because one of the sample pages was all about how books like Dogman or Captain Underpants, etc were bad. While I agree that they aren't the only form of literature I want my child to be reading, I also don't want my 9 year old thinking he's immoral bc be thinks potty humor is funny (if that makes sense). I have wondered if maybe it was a one-off type thing, but then I saw in this snapshot that even at the 7th grade level there is still a mention of only reading very censored things. Again- every family has to make their own judgements, but Jenny's standard of censorship and mine are very different. I taught middle and high school English prior to having kids of my own, and have had so many rich conversations with students about morality and choices because they are engaging with literature that shows characters grappling with immorality, so to me, context matters a lot, and I am more relaxed about book picks in that way. Anyhow, I am just wondering to what degree that portion of her moral philosophy is communicated in the curriculum?

Crystal Hendrix I would t add it, it’s a complete curriculum :) each lesson at that age will vary but probably 30 minutes

@@GraceandGrit would or would not?

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I don’t think that’s the case. I think the majority of KZfaq Sharing homeschoolers do not make it to those years.

@@GraceandGrit I think we're too busy chauffeuring them around to KZfaq!

Agree. My two highschoolers hate me taking pictures/videos of them and sharing it online. There are plenty of homeschooling high schoolers, you just don't see them much because most of them like their privacy.

preppingmama I chauffeur every night of the week and work (here on KZfaq) this is my job. I know what it’s like. 😉

Roseana Hinds I really don’t see the need to argue with me. What I’m saying is. MOMS WHO HAVE KZfaq channels, are not in abundance when it comes to sharing about the high school and middle school years. There are far more creators focused on little kids. If you do not have a channel than I’m not sure why you’re arguing this point. I’m simply stating again that for people looking for high school content, there isn’t much being created.