My Top 3 Evan Moor Books Ever 

Color is very important. My 4yr daughter loves Evan Moore books because they are colored. I used 180days before. My daughter didn't want to do the book because it's black and white even though it's a good book. I agree with your video 100%.

I'm going to start using Evan Moor this year so I'm excited... liked seeing those summer ones! Thanks for sharing ❤ new sub here!

I also LOVE the Skill Sharpeners! We did Math and Geography in Kindergarten, didn’t do any this year, but next year we might get Reading. This Summer we’re trying the Daily Summer activities (because of you.) ❤️😊 Can’t wait to see the new house! 🥳🥳

I learned something new from watching this! I love Evan Moor, but I didn’t realize there was a History Pocket or Literature Pocket. That’s so neat!!! Something to think about for the future.

I have upper elementary boys and just discovered Evan Moor books, I went a couple of grades below so we can enjoy them for a while longer!! My kids are not a fan of coloring lots of pictures so much anymore for the pockets but this Mama does lol Thanks for a great review!!

Congratulations on the move!

I put unfinished summer workbooks in the car for the kiddos to work with while I am driving.

I’m obsessed with the Evan Moore books. I keep buying more and more like a horder for my about to turn 3 year old. I can’t stop because they come in the mail and are so good that I want more! We are working through some other 2 year old curriculum things first but I’m looking forward to starting Evan more books for “3K”

Hello! I have watched a few of your videos this past year. I'm a new homeschooling mama. I am in OK and we school thru Epic Charter School. So my daughter technically has a teacher but she is more like a coach and I'm the teacher. This was our first year and we are wrapping it up this week. So basically how it works is it's online and we do core curiculum like abcmouse and then some add ons like reading eggs and mathseeds and that's basically all they require. But I do a BUNCH of hands on stuff and we do about 2 hours of extra stuff outside the tablet stuff. She meets with her teacher for about 45 minutes 2 times a month and that's about it. When we began i was so lost. I thought I would have more leadership from the school but I had to be creative and figure out my system and get my groove. I think i finished pretty well. My girl was in pre k and will be moving to kindergarden next school year. So it's different than regular homeschool as I follow the curriculum I choose through the school and then I do my extras I add in. I do like it better this way because the stuff she learns from the programs on her tablet help guide me. So my big question I have is HOW do you do this with a toddler? 🤯 my girl is 5 and I have a 13 month old baby boy. It was easier the beg of the year as he wasn't walking yet and slept a lot but now I am struggling with how to balance teaching her and keeping him occupied as well. I am at a table with her as we teach and brother will play on his own for as long as he can but he just cries and wants me to hold him and then if I try and keep him occupied she wants to join in and can't focus. Sorry this is so long. I'm just dying for some advice as to how you make this work. Also, how long do you think is normal to work with a kindergardener each day? Thanks for your help!

We just added some skill sharpeners for this upcoming school year

Does it use " millions of years" concept?

How do you find out if your state funds homeschool resources? I can't find anything like that in my state, and honestly didn't know that even existed.

How do you get funded through the school?

I love Evan Moor but they need placement test.