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If you choose to use their Core Connections sections, yes, it includes all core subjects other than math. Or you can choose just to do the basic study with those pages. It’s customizable in that way. 😄

Glad you liked it! 🥰

Thanks so much! We live in a moderately regulated state so unfortunately I don’t personally have experience that might help in your situation. We just are told the subjects that need to be taught over the course of homeschooling, how many hours to do and that we have to do yearly testing, so I’ve never had to prepare a portfolio or submit curriculum for approval, etc. I know there are several homeschoolers here on YT that do live in more restricted states that might have better advice for you. Christina at Rooted Home Life lives in NY where they are quite regulated and she follow a more unschooling approach, so I know it’s possible to do. There are ways to be creative with how you cover certain subjects in a more non-traditional approach while still making sure you meet your state requirements! It just might take a little more effort on your part to do the research and make sure you are following the law. I would definitely suggest trying to find some local to you homeschoolers who have some experience in that area and see if they can give you a little direction. Often there are groups on Facebook as a way to connect. I know it can seem super intimidating when you are first getting started, but really it doesn’t have to be as complicated as we often make it out to be! (Speaking from personal experience 😅). Especially in the early years, learning happens naturally all the time and you can often count everyday towards your required time, I.e. going for a walk could turn into a nature walk (science) when you stop to look at insects or the plants around you, then you go home and look up some more info about the thing you saw, etc. There are definitely creative ways to make your requirements fit your lifestyle and do things in a way that brings your family joy rather than bogging it down with drudgery! Wishing you all the best!!

@TheEclecticHomeschooler thank you for responding! I think I like the more traditional route because I dont want there to be any gaps in his education. And like you said I might be making things a bit harder than it should be due to this being new for us. But I'll do my best to be creative. I'll probably do schooling with some unschooling in there. I will figure it out. Thanks again! 🤎

Both! We use the Simply Piano app at home for my younger three and my oldest does in person lessons with a teacher.

@@rettpanda6203 Yes! My oldest has done several of the Constitution and Politics courses! He loved them!

@@TheEclecticHomeschooler that's encouraging! Do you give him credits for them? If so how many?

@@rettpanda6203 I don’t think they’re enough for a credit on their own, unless you did multiple that could apply to the same subject, but I definitely used them as part of our resources for credits.

Hi there! It’s available in my Vision Planning Guide shop. ☺️ www.theeclectichomeschool.com/product-page/homeschool-vision-planning-guide

Yes! I’m so thankful for all the memories we are building and will get to keep as they grow! ❤️

So glad to hear it was helpful! 🥰 Yes, they have an area that they are each responsible for tidying up every afternoon on top of their normal daily chores!