I think K5 was very thorough. I'm extremely pleased with where he landed at the end of it. My daughter is actually in ABEKA 1, and I can see how rich it is in a variety of topics, (time, shapes, money, temperature, addition, subtraction calendar, measurements) making it the most balanced curriculum so far that I have used. We chose Masterbooks level 1 with her for kindergarten, and it did an excellent job laying the foundation for place value, so she easily moved into Abeka. I chose to use Abeka with my son because after seeing his sister's work, he's picked it up really easily. I had hoped Abeka would be more rigorous. My only reservation is that since he is newly 5, I don't want to overwhelm him with concepts that are too advanced. He pretty intuitively picked up time and money. As he progresses, however, I would like a guide that helps me explain the WHY behind the math.

@@rosalindreloj7928 that's great! Thank you!

It's great to be able to just use your phone!

If you do a quick search on my channel I have one up. ☺️

@rosalindareloj7928, how did you like Abeka k5? I'm halfway through MWC k and just bought Abeka k5 to hone on some skills. I really struggled with the amount of prep and repetitive activities. Maybe my teaching style is more mastery than spiral.