BACK TO SCHOOL! 🍎 | Our Tips and Resources for Homeschooling in 2023!

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It’s BACK TO SCHOOL Season across the country, and I am so excited to share what we have been using for homeschooling. We started school a little earlier this year in preparation for our baby arriving in a few months.
If you’re a homeschooling Mom, please share your favorite resources in the comments below!
I’m praying with and for you all as you begin this 2023 School Year - What a blessing it is to help shape the future of our world right here at home!
✨Products & Curriculum Mentioned in the video:✨
✏️ Pencil Grip (Amazon)
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🇺🇸 Notgrass Our Star-Spangled Story Curriculum Package (Amazon)
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📚 The Good and the beautiful books
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📖 Lamplighter Reading Books
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📘 Abeka School Curriculum
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📗 Bob Jones University Press Curriculum
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@HistoryfortheAges Год назад

I have been a history professor for over 25 years, some of my very best students were homeschooled! I have been so impressed that I put my lectures on my channel as a free resource to help homeschooling families.

@jodifinnegan4453 Год назад

That's terrific!! Thank you for investing in the children that are homeschooled!! ❤️

@HistoryfortheAges Год назад

@@jodifinnegan4453 you're welcome!

@bribriannita7935 Год назад

Thank you for investing in our children!

@eventingequinesales5759 Год назад

What channel is it?

@LD-fw9yj Год назад

Please, please share your channel with us! :)

@viccimauldin9786 Год назад

I homeschooled our daughter through the third grade. I taught her Bible, how to read, how to write and basic math. These are the primary skills they need. When I look at what kind of mother I have been, I have at least taught her these skills. Keep up the great work Erin and Chad. You have raised some very good children who are loving. Looking forward to see the new little man in your family. ❤

@ga6589 Год назад

Can I ask what your daughter did after finishing third grade?

@debbieoquendo2024 Год назад

You are doing a great job in doing homeschool for your kids. That is helping parents who want to do homeschool for their kids a lot.

@heatherlashier1763 Год назад

It’s easy to see your love and enthusiasm for education and your children! Blessings for you and your family from this retired high school history teacher, who also adored teaching for 33 incredible years. ❤

@mandiewinberry2889 Год назад

Wallbuilders has some One Room School House vidoes that are great for American History, too.

@elizabeth0265 Год назад

We love abeka for the younger years as well!! They have such a solid phonics program. In 3rd grade, we move on to saxon with Nicole the math lady and TGATB for language. As for math facts, writing them 3x per day does the trick! My husband is amazing at math, and he said it is all thanks to his 3rd grade teacher who made them write their multiplication tables over and over.

@athomewiththedavises3457 Год назад

We have gone back and forth with Saxon over the last several years and I have also found that we prefer to start it in 3rd grade (using Intermediate 3 and then moving onto 5/4). However, we are using My Math Assistant instead of Nicole The Math Lady at this point. I only wish that I loved all of the Saxon Math levels because we are part of a cottage school that has chosen Saxon, but unfortunately, Saxon 1 and 2 just aren't our favorites. Instead, we have fallen completely in love with Math With Confidence for those early grades and I have been using MWC as our primary math for my first grader and treating the workbook pages from Saxon 1 that she has to complete as more of a supplement, especially since she can fly through a lesson in about 2 minutes or less.

@daniellevanbuskirk5416 Год назад

I have a kinder, 2nd, and 4th grader this year too 😊 I feel like we’ve finally found our rhythm as well, it’s so fun!

@deannajunkin3696 Год назад

I am going into my tenth year of homeschooling. It only gets better and better. We are starting on Monday, and I am genuinely excited. I loved watching how you do things at your house!

@susandupre4832 Год назад

We will be starting on Monday as well!! This is my first year. My little one is in kindergarten!!

@ShaynaHibbard Год назад

Alpha Omega science books rock The kids do stuff not just books N videos.

@laurabass1246 Год назад

As a fellow Homeschool mom I love this! I can highly recommend Master Books if you are looking for something to try! We love them so much. Biblically bases and solid curriculum. We especially have loved their science and history. I used to use Abeka and even taught private school with Abeka, they are great, but they were not a fit at all for my family.

@athomewiththedavises3457 Год назад

We had a season of life where we needed to slow down and take a relaxed approach to our homeschool and we found Masterbooks to be the perfect fit. I was able to have the kids come to my bed (during a rough patch in my last pregnancy) and we could read through the lessons and do the work right there. We even used My Story 1 with my 2nd, K and Pre-K kids all together and it was wonderful. After that school year we did end up deciding that we wanted a more traditional classical program so we ended up moving on to Memoria Press, Saxon and Math With Confidence which have all been fantastic for us. I am hoping to add Living Art Lessons this year and have had my eye on Where Faith Grows ever since it came out. I thought it looked like it was very well done.

@brookemull931 Год назад

I am going into 11th grade and did Abeka from grade 7-8. Then from 9th- now I have done some Abeka, some Master Books and I have done Gather round. My sister is in 9th grade and does the notgrass history. I do agree Abeka videos are very long. I do love their Bible though so thanks for sharing!

@johnensminger7675 Год назад

Your family is such a blessing to us and a godly example also!😊

@kamirobins804 Год назад

We love the Good and the Beautiful! They have such a strong language arts curriculum. Also, people like to say it’s a “Mormon based” curriculum. They’ve done multiple videos acknowledging this claim and how they use people of many different Christian denominations to create the curriculum and check it to ensure that it’s a non denominational Christian curriculum and nothing more. So don’t let that scare you away because it’s affordable and amazing!

@maryleve4793 Год назад

I wouldn't teach anything to my children of the mormon cult!

@paulan7218 Год назад

As a Christian, you should never even consider using a curriculum that has Mormon teachings in it. After all, they believe that Jesus and Satan are brothers, which is heresy.

@darlagilfillan3280 Год назад

I studied Abeka curriculum at a Christian school from 5th-12th grades. I later taught Abeka curriculum to 3rd & 4th graders while my son was also taught from the same curriculum kindergarten-4th grade. I think it is an amazing foundation! I agree completely that it is not necessary to do every single activity provided but can be personalized. Sounds like you are doing a wonderful job educating your kiddos.

@tanyaj.8736 Год назад

Love ABEKA Phonics....pairs well with the activities and songs from Sing, Spell, and Write. Love ABEKA Arithmetic through 5th grade...in sixth grade I switched my girls to Saxon Math 7/6 and they were able to enter that curriculum seamlessly, skip Pre-Algebra and go right into High School. I did use an alternative Geometry however. Was eclectic with History and used Apologia Science in middle school throughout H.S. Notgrass History is really greatly! My girls have both been to college and both have done great. Relax Mamas. Be diligent and Trust the Lord with your children. He is so faithful!!!

@wendy4ronpaul Год назад

It is a must to learn Cursive.. all of the OLD Historical Documents were written in CURSIVE ‼️😉

@TracyK777 Год назад

I loved homeschooling! My daughter took ABeka (video homeschooling) all the way through her kindergarten and to graduation. She actually went to Florida and graduated with the other homeschoolers that wanted to participate in that ceremony. She loved it. She is now a college graduate and had no trouble in college, she's very smart and did a great job. You seem to be very organized and have such a great plan! Good for all of you! God bless you too!

@pattyb7090 Год назад

Our son graduated from ABeka in 2019. We went to Pensacola for the graduation ceremonies. It was so much fun. Highly recommend!

@Raisingarrows_10 Год назад

Love all of this. One thing that helped my little with multiplication was Times tales. It made the multiplication facts into short stories to memorize

@kayaseaton2955 Год назад

My boys love the multiplication songs. They are a well loved product in our house. Even my 16 yo still sings them when his youngest brother is doing his multiplication 😉

@tomancakdodi5729 Год назад

I just LOVE your channel, Erin and your family! You have such goodness and faith, it brightens my day!

@reasonsforroots6958 Год назад

I love all the DITL and homeschool content you’re creating! We love the lamplight books, too!

@laurenk6316 Год назад

My favorite homeschool curriculum so far in IEW Fix It Grammar! When my 8 year old started working on it, she really loved how simple and easy it was to pick up and learn. It’s one page a day, but my daughter likes to do more. The very simplified way everything is organized and taught, puts it at the top of my list for teaching the parts of speech.

@brandijordan9969 Год назад

I ordered the multiplication set, musical multiplication. I can’t wait.

@nancycoy9510 Год назад

Your children are so blessed to have you teach them.

@katez7412 Год назад

Thanks for sharing! We LOVE the good and the beautiful and our kids are always excited for it too! The musical multiplication is the best! 🫶🏼🥰

@hannahyoung3533 Год назад

We've been homeschooling for 10 years now and love it! My go to and absolutely most loved curriculum is Christian Light Education for math, language arts, and reading! I can't praise it enough! We have also used Writing & Rhetoric through Classical Academic Press. I also can't praise that enough! We have used a ton of different things for social studies and science. Those two subjects were very hands on, unit studies, enrichment classes through our HSAP program, lots of books and experiements. We've done different online classes through the years - an 8 week "how to write a paragragh" class, science classes about a specific topic, the fun math/language courses like time4learning or abc mouse where you can pick and choose from almost every topic, and BJU Heritage Studies in 3rd grade with combined history and science. We love the Liberty Kids dvds for history and the What's in the Bible with Buck Denver dvds for Bible.

@NatalieH-vj9sc Год назад

We love Christian Light Education too for the core subjects!

@neliajohnson9023 Год назад

I discovered Notgrass History about 8 years ago & I love it! We’ve been using it ever since. I started when my oldest was in 6th grade, if I’m not mistaken, & used as group history for her & my 3rd grade son.

@melissagillis991 Год назад

We discovered Notgrass about 4 years ago. I cannot say enough good things about it! It goes through highschool! Love it so much!

@christinefigueroa2529 Год назад

Love this. As a homeschooling momma it's encouraging to see how other families do it. Thank you so much for sharing 😊

@lillianschaffer5846 Год назад

❤❤❤ this video This is going to be my first year homeschooling. We are using the Good and the Beautiful which I love. No considering adding Abekas Bible curriculum but I just planned on winging it! Lol Also would love to hear about what you used for school as a child/ what your mom did to teach all of you.?

@jillanglemyer3168 Год назад

Blessings to you. You’re already way ahead of the public school. No one can love and care for your children as you do.

@melanieg307 Год назад

First year homeschooling we will be using My Father's World.

@brendahautaluoma624 Год назад

All of my home school Mom friends really honed in on each individual child once they were in grade 5/6ish to figure out their strengths, so by the time they were 14 or so, if they excelled or were more interested in one thing or another, then they registered them in high school for those particular subjects. Even P.E. for those kids more athletically active. It was a perfect balance. Some kids WANT more history, or chemistry, or Biology. We're raising future doctors, nurses, engineers, and yes, teachers. Its important to be progressive as they get older and make sure theyre prepared acedemically in case they ARE gifted and ask about a particular college going into a specific profession!

@athomewiththedavises3457 Год назад

So true! Although, I would disagree that public school courses are at all academically superior to the home school courses available today. Or that they are remotely necessary to prepare students academically for any professional career path. Homeschoolers are not limited in their career choices in any way. Ironically, it was the public school system that was created specifically as a way to train children for the sole purpose of being factory workers. By controlling and limiting what children were taught, they could limit their opportunities, ensuring that wealthy factory owners would have access to a steady stream of cheap labor. So if anything, I would think that homeschooling offers substantially more time and opportunity to focus on developing talents and taking specialized classes.

@brendahautaluoma624 Год назад

@athomewiththedavises3457 hmmm...you must be talking about your country then because that is SO not the case where my kids learnt here in Western Canada. My daughter is now an ER Nurse and my son is a technical support analyst for the govt. Their school really prepared them for university. They were honour students and top musicians in their years there.

@jnniferhoffman8298 Год назад

Can you do a video on why you chose to homeschool be interesting to hear your perspective

@jaymie-lee Год назад

Prob because they were both homeschooled and want to raise their children up in the Lord. I was public schooled and wouldn't put my kids in it.(future)

@mollyb4541 Год назад

@@jaymie-lee- one can attend a public school and can be raised with the lord. My husband is a good example. He was on high honor roll, got his bachelors and MBA as a computer engineer. He never has to tell anyone he’s a Christian because his actions speak. I believe both home school and public schools have strengths and weaknesses like most things in life. There are many successful individuals that have been home schooled and went to public schools. It’s what works best for one’s family. I too went to public schools and was raised with the lord 🙏🏼

@crystalsnow1138 Год назад

@@mollyb4541 True but at the same so many public schools are teaching things to kids that aren't in line with the Christian faith. For example a child can identify as the opposite gender and if you do not address the child by their gender identity you can be suspended or possibly expelled, same applies to teachers who identify as a different gender. They are also promoting pro LGBTQ plus ideologies to children. I went to a Catholic school growing up but I always wanted to be homeschooled, there was so much time during the day at school that I just felt like a waste of time. When you homeschool you have complete control of what your child is learning and the type of people they are surrounded by. Like yes there are plenty of Christians who go to public school but there are also plenty who don't follow a religion or believe in God. Plus homeschooling keeps the family closer. When you homeschool there is more free time for the family to spend time together. And it's a more flexible schedule.

@jillanglemyer3168 Год назад

@@mollyb4541, it can be done but it’s getting more difficult. You have to “unteach” a lot of the indoctrination. I really liked spending the time with my kids. The time with them went so fast. They are all successful.

@CC-en7kq Год назад

Thank God that we as parents have the option of home schooling our children. With all the nonsense going on in different states teaching children about homosexuality, transgender, trying to brain wash kids, with thing that doesn't belong in the schools.

@annabausch8318 Год назад

We have 4 kids and we homeschool them all. We started with Bob Jones because friends of ours recommend it and our kids loved it from the start and we stayed with it. 2 of ours kids graduated grade 12 already . All the best for your new school year.

@sawyersnippets5536 Год назад

We love Notgrass! We also love The Good and the Beautiful. The musical multiplication is wonderful. We are trying out Abeka this year and then will decide how much of it we want to keep doing next year. Like some of these options you shared! Great video.

@Abiding.Farmhouse Год назад

We love homeschooling here! ❤️ thanks for sharing!

@elizabethhamilton8388 Год назад

I homeschool my soon to be 16-year-old grandson and he loves it much more than public school or private school. Wishing all of you a great school year. Hugs from the southeast coast of Florida. 😎🦩🌞🦩😎

@MamaD_and_Family Год назад

Love this, homeschool content always helps me! We used abeka for 1st and 2nd grade, now in our 4th year (1 3rd grader and 1 preschooler) we use Masterbooks! So much more engaging and very little busy work ❤ we use it for all subjects! Going to look into the musical multiplication, thanks for mentioning that!

@julieplopper4573 Год назад

As a homeschooling mom we have tried curriculum and when it didn't work we stopped and started something new. Once we found what worked for our family the rhythm was amazing! I love it!

@kanitaray164 Год назад

I'm homeschooling as well and looking for something that will work for my kids. May I ask what program your using?

@julieplopper4573 Год назад

@@kanitaray164 sure, my boys are now both in their 20's. So it has been a few years and I know some things have changed. We loved My Father's World for both boys from elementary- high school. I used Abeka language arts for both in elementary. Saxon math for both through 3rd grade. My oldest continued with Saxon for all of his math. It did not work for my youngest and he used Teaching Textbooks and it was a great find. Science we also used Apologia- but I would check into the current edition as a friend said she didn't like it as well as earlier ones. We used the spelling power book for spelling lists, but I didn't teach it exactly like they said. I hope this helps, there is so much more out there for options now. Praying for wisdom for your family.

@skhephner Год назад

Do a video for baby boy names! I suggest Liam in honor of Papa Bill😀- are you two sticking w Erin selecting the 1st name & Chad selecting the middle name for baby boy? ❤

@ashleyshetler3500 Год назад

Erin, I've been homeschooling for seven years now, but I've been getting more and more overwhelmed with adding more sweet littles into the mix. I watch this on Sunday, and first thing this morning implemented several ideas you shared. They were answered prayers. Thank you!

@mariaferreira882 Год назад

You are so nice! You guys have a lot of patience by doing home schooling ! Beautiful family !

@kaitlynramirez8496 Год назад

First time homeschooling this year, thank you for the encouragement 🤍

@asimon8313 Год назад

May God continue to bless yours & Chad’s efforts. We’ve completed our homeschooling journey now. However, as I look back I remain grateful for the privilege. It truly is a blessing, and the years (as you no doubt realize) fly by…

@mountaingirl8124 9 месяцев назад

Love A Beka for phonics. Mom of nine and have been homeschooling for 18 years. We gravitated towards a gentle Charlotte Mason focus on learning, heavy literature and a self-propelled education. I always tell my kiddos that I won’t be able to teach them everything, but they know our large, classical family library well and can find answers to questions/research quickly and efficiently. After 5 kiddos, my philosophy became very self-propelled as far as learning and my kiddos love it! Many blessings Paine family! You’re doing a great job!!

@caronmonday2880 Год назад

Shirley English is a great writing curriculum. I’ve used it as a homeschool teacher, with students in China and my current 4th graders.

@rondastothers472 Год назад

I home schooled and I loved it. My sons then went to high school at a private school. 13 years latter I did it with my daughter as well and she went to high school as well. All three of my children went to college and my daughter is finishing her masters this year. I did the same program you did. I picked and choose what I liked. My kids stopped watching the videos as well. I actually taught. I have a degree to do so.

@rebekahshamash-gadd8713 Год назад

There is a way to do the 9 times table using your hands... It's so easy you put your thumb on the left hand and that gives you 1x9. Then put your index finger down ( withe the thumb back up) and that gives you 2x9. Then you just continue going through each digit and it takes you up to 10x9. The left hand indicates the tens (10-90) and those remaining on the right is the units (1-9) . I hope this helps 😊

@johnensminger7675 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your ideas with us!

@jessicasmith307 Год назад

Erin, it’s so helpful to see the specific books, other learning resources you use to supplement, your schedule, and all the ways you manage homeschooling! Thank you for sharing all of these practical insider tips! It empowers me to think I can homeschool my own kids one day

@paulan7218 Год назад

yeah, just don’t use Bob Jones for history because multiple of their history curriculums claim that slaves for the most part we’re happy being enslaved which is a bold face lie

@Nunyabusiness82777 Год назад

Y’all are such wonderful parents! I wish I could have homeschooled.. ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻

@halliestoltz2736 Год назад

We love Notgrass and the good and beautiful! I’ve been using both for 7 years! The Good and Beautiful is great for all levels of language arts!

@narrowpathfarm Год назад

Just be careful of the good and the beautiful, they push their Mormon values, that aren’t Christian!

@kamirobins804 Год назад

@@narrowpathfarmThis has been a misconception for awhile now. They’ve made multiple statements about this and how this statement is not accurate. Do your research before spreading false information.

@elenahajda9291 11 месяцев назад

Your video is so helpful. My daughter is in grade 2 and we will doing Abeka Academy. I thank you for all your tips. You are very beautiful as well ❤

@christinefigueroa2529 Год назад

Side note, my boy loves art and so we do The Good and the Beautiful because it incorporates that. He loves it! Just thought I'd mention because I know your Carson loves art as well.

@PatriziaBella85 Год назад

Yep! That's partly why my 4 girls enjoy it as well. :)

@leslielousma7913 Год назад

I’m much older than you and we just memorized the times table in school.

@kathiegreiner678 Год назад

My daughter is 32 now, but we loved Teaching Textbooks for middle and high school math.

@shellbell2167 Год назад

Yay! I see “Our Star-Spangled Story” That is great history!

@neahughes1579 Год назад

I love seeing you in such bright and cheerful colors! It really works with your bubbly personality. 🥰

@courtneyrichmer6150 Год назад

You seem like such a natural homeschool mama! I did My Father’s World for about 6 years with my 4 kiddos. It was great but we needed a change. We will start Gather Round Homeschool this year. So excited to tone it down. I’m excited about picking themes!

@ThisMamasHouse Год назад

I start my little ones with Abeka too and then switch to The Good and The Beautiful for elementary and then piece together curriculum based on the child for the older elementary! This is our 10th year homeschooling I still love learning and hearing from other homeschool mamas!

@rachaelsmith7924 Год назад

As long as you keep learning fun,your kids will advance in their studys

@HomemakerHandGuide Год назад

Love this video! Could you do a detailed video on your schedule or day in the life? I also love teaching textbooks for math, story of the world for history.

@susanschneider5118 Год назад

Her last video, 7 days ago, was a day in her life video…..

@PatriziaBella85 Год назад

My 4 girls love The Good and the Beautiful LA and math, and Notgrass History! :) Abeka was great for my older girls for a year (I used it myself when homeschooled for a few years - BJU as well), but we've since switched to IEW and other curriculum for language arts/grammar. Also, the Musical Multiplication helped all 4 of my girls learn their times tables - definitely worth the money! Have you heard of Gather Round Homeschool? If you like teaching certain subjects together as a family, you might be interested in researching their unit studies! They're also Christian, and we've enjoyed their units over the years. :)

@sarahebeid6382 Год назад

I was homeschooling and apologia science was amazing!! Especially for middle and high school but their elementary books are also great and can be done with multiple grades as well!

@PatriziaBella85 Год назад

That's what my 2 oldest use for science and it's excellent!

@athomewiththedavises3457 Год назад

Thank you for sharing how you organize your day! I had an idea in my head that we needed to organize our day into blocks but without actually sticking to a specific time table and I couldn't for the life of me figure out what that would look like until I saw your school routine. It was the exact visual layout that I needed and had been praying for! And Thank you for sharing Abeka with us too. We have tried several different things over the last few years before landing on Memoria Press, Saxon & Math With Confidence and they have been fantastic for our family, but I've always kept Abeka in the back of my head. I never thought to look at just using their Bible class though, I'm going to have to check it out now!

@jossyowens3541 Год назад

We are using Our Star Spangled Story as well!! My kids have been loving it!

@sandypierce6987 Год назад

I absolutely love seeing how enthused you are about home-schooling your children! My daughter home schooled the oldest 2 until the 8th grade, numbers #3 & #4 came along within 20 months, and they both had health issues, so that is why the oldest 2 started public school. The teachers complimented her so much because the 2 big boys were far above their grade average. I love watching your videos here on RU-vid, they are very inspiring so from this Grandma, keep up the fantastic job you are doing. I really loved seeing that you are including cursive writing. I had my first two children at the ages of 18 & 20. I had a surprise miracle baby at the age of 30 after having cancer twice and by the time he went into school they had stopped teaching cursive writing. I taught him that at home until the age of 17. To this day (he is now 31) and he gets compliments all the time about his writing. I hope God continues to bless you & your family in every way!

@Totallypinkpanda Год назад

Hi Erin! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Seeing the way other families homeschool is so helpful. I had one idea for a vlog if you would consider it. Could you share if you have a behavior chart or behavior management system you follow? Any books you recommend on how to help children learn obedience and also foster joy in doing the right thing? I just thought it would be so helpful to hear what you & Chad have found worked well for your family. 🙂

@maddyk8505 Год назад

You are incredible. And Abecca should absolutely sponsor you! #abecca

@leahkuqo Год назад

Highly recommend the good and the beautiful as an option as your kids age out of Abeka.

@rondastothers472 Год назад

I love music learning. I did that with all sounds and states and multiplication as well. Plus so much more music learning.

@SweeterAlsoThanHoney Год назад

Love seeing what you are using this year. I have been homeschooling for 11 years now and things have changed so much over the years. We also do family style lessons for Science and History. It saves so much time and it's such great family time to have together. I have heard such great things about Our Star-Spangled Story, we have been doing their Our 50 Stages curriculum and I LOVE them. It makes us feel like we are traveling to each state each time we do the lessons.

@lynnburkard3301 Год назад

I give you alot of credit home schooling your children. Proud of you.

@rogermoore9585 Год назад

I love watching your videos and you sharing your family life. A great example of a true Christian family.

@sarabesrest5525 Год назад

CONGRATULATION, YOUR BABY N#6, BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO !!! JESUS BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN JESUS NAME AMEN, ALLELUIA ALLELUIA ALLELUIA!!!! THE GLORY OF GOD ONLY !!! ❤❤❤❤❤.......👼❤

@patriciatodd8552 Год назад

You are very organized, (like Alyssa) and I love your charts.

@rebekahhurst2860 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for explaining what works for your family!! We started Abeka's k3 with our little one this year just to start really basically introducing letters and numbers to 15 and Bible. Just 30 minutes or so per day. I would love to know how you juggle your school time with younger ones who are not in school yet. What do they do while you are doing school to keep them from distracting? Next year I'll have a k4 and a 1 year old who is very active already. 😂

@williambraddock9123 Год назад

Bless you as you teach your children and thank you for sharing your homeschooling materials. You are an inspiration to others. Phyllis

@kiras7874 Год назад

Great video, thank you for sharing! It looks like you use more of a traditional approach and it works well for you. I have heard a lot of good things about the Lamplighters books, I might need to pick up a few of those.I also use Notgrass History with my son and we are liking it, however I am also drawn to the Charlotte Mason approach (using living books) and I get inspiration from companies like Simply Charlotte Mason, Sonlight, My Father’s World, and Heart of Dakota. They are all Christian companies and they are a good place to look if you were ever interested in that approach. Hope you have a great school year!

@ellearters9678 Год назад

Who edits your videos? I'm looking for someone myself. Thx! I used to homeschool my littles over a decade ago. Your channel reminds me so much of my favorite parts of that season. Blessings!

@rto8103 Год назад

Erin, we use BJU too and if you pay for the Science DVDs, the Heritage studies ones are included in the bundle. You can get two courses for the price of one since they are semester courses. BJU does have some sale and discounts if you buy through a consultant in the future. Blessings! Love hearing about your family. ♥

@qtpiejrl3999 Год назад

We use BJU as well and the two subjects for one is only through 3rd grade. In 4th grade the Science and Heritage is a full year course.

@lisamain4649 Год назад

I love seeing what other moms do in their homeschool! Thank you for sharing. We switched my 3rd grader to BJU this year. The videos are great.

@trishanolan4990 Год назад

Can you do a video on homeschool curriculum every year? I have appreciated this video so much since this is my first year homeschooling. My 2nd grader is loving homeschool but I now have a couple of items that I will be purchasing to enhance her schooling. Thank you, on so many levels!

@PamelaGarrett-qf7zq Год назад

I used Abeka for elementary but in middle school we did classical conversations…..AMAZING

@veronicaarnold8614 Год назад

For Languages Arts, we use Michael Clay Thompson from Royal Fireworks Press. My kids love the Poodle series. History and Bible we do Veritas Press Self Paced online courses; we love that both courses start from creation and move through chronologically from there. Science we use "Science in the..." by Jay Wile and love the short easy lessons with expirements. We also do the lapbook with Science. Math we use Math in Focus older version. We have also used Abeka phonics and Veritas Press readers and worksheets for K-1 to help supplement and begin their reading/phonics. Kids enjoyed Fix It Grammar as well by IEW. We piece it all together and pivot when one kid struggles with an area. Thanks for sharing about Lamplighter and Notgrass, I've looked at both but hadn't heard a person review about them. God bless you and your family!

@Patricia_10_3 Год назад

I'm a big fan of the tuttle twin books & my son loves them.

@brenna5202 Год назад

We use my fathers world and the good and the beautiful ❤️ year 4 homeschooler here! First year with 2 kids in “school” though. LOVE my fathers world phonics

@carmelabarosso3155 Год назад

God bless you doing all that I give you alot of credit great work mom amazing.

@rachaelnuchols764 Год назад

Pretty outfit! Love you are home schooling! Praying for you and your family ❤

@kathleenzajkowski6612 Год назад

I am so glad for all the homeschooling families and the hard work and time it takes. I lived In Guadalajara Mexico for 3 years and for a portion of it I taught 3rd grade to a classroom of missionaries children. It was an honor. I am completely mortified about public education now and it breaks my heart that they have to go there.

@paramedicchrisbookseries 6 месяцев назад

Well done.

@TaylorNJones Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing! We use all of The Good and the Beautiful but I’ve been looking for Bible and History so I’m going to take you up on your suggestions. Could you do a video on how you discipline your children and chores that they do? They are so well behaved and I’m needing some inspiration for my rowdy 3 year old. Also, could you do a bluegrass and hymn cd recommendation video? I love your bluegrass songs in your videos but I have the hardest time finding similar ones when I look them up. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos. You’re such an inspiration to me!

@jennysmart3672 Год назад

Do you cover any geography or does that come later in the curriculum? In the U.K. the humanities and science tend to be topic based in schools for the youngest ones but they still learn about weather and the water cycle, and the differences between settlement sizes and the names of physical features such as mountains and rivers etc.

@Carebear-hw3jr Год назад

I was homeschooled through 5th grade and I saw some of the books in this video that I read/used growing up! "Secret in the Maple Tree" was one of my absolute FAVORITE Abeka books I ever read!

@jenniferjones6228 Год назад

Happy hymnody is great as well! Free printables!

@cormackmn Год назад

I teach 3rd grade using all Abeka. Bible and Math are my favorite things to teach. The new 3rd and 4th grade Abeka science and history is worth checking out. It is totally redone and lots of fun to teach. My students love both classes.

@LadyElaineFairchilde Год назад

When I was in public school in the 1970s, we started out with manuscript and began cursive in third grade. In general, I think it's better to wait. Kids in the earlier grades can get confused if the letters/words they are learning to write don't look like the printed material in the books they are reading. There's also the hand-eye coordination issue.

@brendahautaluoma624 Год назад

In Canada it's generally grade 3 as well.

@xyzxyz2533 Год назад

We used ABEKA to homeschool our 3 kids. They’re all grown now but I am so happy we used it. Loved it.

@pammckelvey4623 Год назад

I used Bob Jones History and Science years ago when I homeschool my daughter.

@ElizabethNK24 Год назад

I love your vids so helpful and inspirational! God bless you and your family. ❤🙏🌻🫶🏻

@bethpittsiirjdjdb1028 Год назад

You are doing a great job with all the kids Can't wait till next video ❤

@beautybellexo6907 Год назад

I am a primary school teacher in Ireland. We teach phonics using 'jolly phonics' from Year 1 through to Year 2 which is amazing. They have a song for each sound, which are all on youtube if you listen to them - super catchy. They have so many activities too. Younger children absolutely love it. Not sure if it's in America though :)