Homeschool Multiple Kids: SIMPLY CHARLOTTE MASON 

Aww, so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the feedback. Feel free to ask questions :)

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Homeschooling Free & Happy Genius You’re welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️

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I have not yet posted any Bible history videos. I do not go in SCM order actually….I have always waited until my children were of older age before teaching ancient Egypt/Greece/Rome. I spend the early years in USA and State History, then broaden out into the world. However, when I taught Bible history to my older kids, we tied in celebrating the Jewish feasts and holidays! That was very memorable.

Wendy Prejean I will add that to the summer video list :)

I really like that in SCM the history, geography & bible is tied together & it begins at the beginning. (Genesis & Egypt & Africa) So I worry that MFW won’t do that & that my kid will be missing out.

Hi, I love both companies for different reasons but I would actually say that SCM is lighter than MFW. (Because MFW has recipes, crafts and hands on projects that SCM does not) It really depends what type of homeschool year you’d like to have. I have a video review of MFW 1st grade on this channel as well :)

Grace and Glory Home Schooling thank you so much for your reply. 🙏 I will go check out your other video. 😊

Absolutely! You could use Visits as a stand alone :) Thanks for watching.

Hi, over 13yrs I've used different curriculum with different kids at different times :) IMO - you'd have a very full plate teaching MFW ECC + MFW First....it would mean longer school days than the SCM route. MFW has more projects, crafts/activities where-as SCM is a slower pace, more discussion/narration/read aloud. It really depends on what you're looking for in this season! MFW is not strictly CM, like SCM is.

@@OfficialHomeschoolGems thank you for your reply! I was leaning toward MFW because it just looks more “fun” and is all planned out for me, but the ages of my kids makes it not an ideal fit at this stage (as you pointed out). We already do Classical Conversations, so I though combining a CM approach with the CC memory work would be a good balance of my two favorite educational theories. IYO, do you think a pretty advanced first grader could just hop into ECC (and then I’d keep working with her with a separate, non MFW math and phonics programs)? It seems like maybe it would be a lot simpler to just go the SCM route...

@@LauraKWeld-bz4dt Yes! A first grader could totally have their own set of student sheets for ECC and listen-in on read alouds... with their own separate math + phonics for first grade, which SCM does offer. If you’re just wanting a fun world geography based curriculum, that incorporates elements of science, art, etc I would actually suggest checking out Galloping The Globe by Geo Matters! It’s K-4 grades, biblical and very similar to MFW ECC but would suit your kids ages better :)

@@OfficialHomeschoolGems Thank you so much! I haven’t heard of The Galloping the Globe curriculum, so I’ll check it out.

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Linda Ledesma the answer key is purchased separately

Hello, Simply Charlotte Mason does not utilize the Story of the World books by Susan Wise Bauer. :) Definitely check out their cycles. Also Queens Homeschool history.

@@OfficialHomeschoolGems thank you! My mistake ;)

Yes! Both :) I have a video on this channel reviewing Queen homeschool highschool and another video all about Lang Arts reviews! With Queen & LLFT you’ll need separate workbooks for each student; they’re not family style but I do like them both when you need to separate.

Do you have a preference?

​@@letthespiritlive Probably Queen - because you can use it K-12th, there's more content and kids can work independently. Although if you're using MFW in the elementary years along with LLFT, it makes the most sense :)

Thanks!