Classical Christian Homeschooling

Latin Primer I, II, III sets by Martha Wilson (Almost new & NEW!)

feeds@yuku.com (benterod) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:57:07 GMT

Hi!
I have the following for sale:

1. Latin Primer I set (includes: student book, teacher manual & set of 4 DVD's -The teacher demonstrates each lesson for you and your student). This set has been lightly used, so the student book has some wear. The teacher manual & DVD's are in like-new condition. Asking $55ppd.
2. Latin Primer II set (includes: student book, teacher manual & set of 4 DVD's -The teacher...

Child Training

feeds@yuku.com (Fundermentalist) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:23:57 GMT

Learn how to properly train your child at;

http://www.childtraining-olayide.blogspot.com

LOGOS LATIN 1 - learning Latin in the classical and christian tradition!

feeds@yuku.com (danielalders) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:42:37 GMT

Logos Press, located in Moscow, ID, has just published a brand new elementary Latin book - LOGOS LATIN 1. Designed for 3rd graders, Logos Latin 1 provides your children with the basic Latin grammar and vocabulary needed to get your whole family excited about Latin! There are Weekly Activity pages, a full glossary and reference section, lots of fun facts, famous phrases, and much more packed into a year's worth of 29 lessons, 5 Unit Reviews, plus...

Hello, I'm new here...

feeds@yuku.com (Fantastopotamus) — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 23:22:50 GMT

...and I'm just starting to homeschool my son, who will be four in another month or so. We're just doing uppercase letters and reading subjects for now, and he loves it.

I was homeschooled, and I'm very excited about offering this wonderful experience to my child, but even though I grew up homeschooled, I still feel a little overwhelmed at all the options there are. I thought I'd introduce myself anyway, I'll be lurking around the board reading things. If...

Advice for Starting out (and Continuing) with Exceptionally Gifted Student?

feeds@yuku.com (gretaelisif) — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:23:00 GMT

I'm wondering if anyone has advice on classical education specifically for the exceptionally gifted. My daughter is nearly four, and like on the kindergarten page, has been "eager to 'do school'" (and not just any, but classical, with Latin) for over a year, so we are planning on having a classical version of kindergarten next year, and continuing with classical education.

She says she likes "every subject" and wants to "have school every...

Happy Father's Day!

feeds@yuku.com (theophilos2) — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 10:34:58 GMT

Happy Father's Day!

preschool curriculum

feeds@yuku.com (laurie) — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:01:55 GMT

I have never home schooled but would like to start with my daughter. She will be 4 years old at the end of January. Are there any resources for that age? Everything seems to be geared to Kindergarten.

Thanks!

Laurie

Daily Schedule Ideas

feeds@yuku.com (amysnell) — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 15:41:25 GMT

Hello all! I am new this fall to homeschooling my almost-five-year-old son, and the only major concern I have is the daily routine. I am quite left-brained and have been trained as a public school teacher (I taught kindergarten for one year before becoming a "domestic engineer"). I like routine, although I completely understand that a schedule must be flexible and within reason (I have a 2 1/2 year old son as well!). But I am just curious as to some of the general daily school and...

McGuffey's Progressive Speller

feeds@yuku.com (Schoolrmacres) — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:57:58 GMT

Does anyone know of where I can find a layout of what pgs with what grades?
A syllabus of sorts?
Thanks Darlene

Do your husbands help you with cleanup?

feeds@yuku.com (Kim) — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:33:42 GMT

I'm curious. Do your husbands help you with one or more houshold tasks? Or is this to be the work of women only? My husband helps with the dishes and that is of great importance to me since I prefer to procrastinate doing them. When their left for me to do I seem to let them pile up. Should I bear my cross and just do the dishes or let him to continue to help even though he could be doing other tasks?
Sincerely, Kim

I spend my day as mommy cop

feeds@yuku.com (Kim) — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 22:59:45 GMT

Hello
I have been blessed with a 5 y., 4 y., 2 y. and 9 mo. old children. I am in my 40's and starting to feel my age. I love them dearly and would like to be the smiling, singing, dancing, playing etc. mom but, I sometimes spend my day being the police mom monitoring their moves looking for violations to correct. What can I do different? What do you overlook? My day goes by before I'm done.
Sincerely, Kim

online homeschooling?

feeds@yuku.com (stephcy) — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:31:21 GMT

Has anyone ever tried online homeschooling? Because I found this website, www.freeworldu.org, and it's really great so I'm wondering if i should try it out with my d. Has anyone ever heard of free world u? I heard about through another message board so I registered and it's actually completely free (another bonus right?). Anyone have any input? Thanks!