If it helps anyone I am a History professor and put all my lectures up as a free resource in part to help homeschooling families. You are more than welcomed to use them! Good luck to all the homeschoolers this year.
Thank you for not referring to dyslexia as a defect or a tragedy but rather as a gift. I'm not dyslexic but I am autistic which is also an atypical cognitive function and I'm so tired of being seen as defective by much of society. We are all fearfully and wonderfully made by the same creative God and some of us He simply chose to wire differently. You are a breath of fresh air. God bless you and your family. ❤❤
Totally agree! God doesn’t make mistakes and chooses in his divine wisdom to make everyone special in their own unique way, some of that being special brain wiring. It should never be viewed as anything less than, no matter the difference! Everyone has equal value and importance in His eyes! God bless you! ❤️
@@TheEclecticHomeschooler Yesterday before seeing your video I was very depressed because of how people view me as an autistic person. I believe God led me to watch your video to tell me how He sees atypical people like me through your words.
We are using Tuttle twins as well! We haven’t got our books yet, but the study guide that came with it seems daunting lol. 24 pages on the first chapter! I would love to see a video of how you end up using it to make lessons or how you will format it in the rotation of your homeschool! Thanks for all the content ❤
My homeschooler will be reading CJ Lewis' Narnia series. We've read most of the classics already. I like how you used the word perspective. I relate it to critical literacy. Especially where certain books are criticised (aka 'cancelled'), I feel it is important for children to be able to implement critical literacy skills and 'pull apart' etc. I really like the history timeline. Steiner schools design their curriculum so it interlocks. Connections in maths can be made in another learning area in the same class/year level.
I can't believe it...haha, I have a 2nd grader, a 5th grader and a 7th grader...your videos have been so helpful. I have a 2 year old, but she focuses her homeschool time on coloring on the walls and chasing the dogs with a vacuum.
@5:12 Wait wut? Johnny Tremain?? I thought I was the only kid in the world that was "forced" to read that book. It was actually a good book my mom gave me to read when I was 10-12 (long ago). Solid choice.
A little FYI 😊…If you’re wanting some more book study guides, I found some on Amazon the other day. They’re called Great Works Instructional Guides for Literature. There are a lot of titles to choose from. I haven’t used them personally, but I would like to incorporate them into our school day at some point. Maybe even great for summer reading. I don’t believe it’s Christian based, though.
I am a danish homeschooling mom. There are basically no curriculums that are christian. They are all geared towards very modern/leftist views. I am therefore planning on making everything myself, and I am a bit overwhelmed by it. My oldest is just beginng school, and she has three younger siblings, the youngest 7 months. I have a lot on my hands! Any good advice? ❤
I love that you are homeschooling your kids in a place that I have heard it’s not as common! Way to go for listening to your heart! ❤️ I would check into Peaceful Press. They have several year long curriculum options for elementary/preschool age. The Kind Kingdom one is about European history and is a beautiful Christian Charlotte Mason method curriculum that covers most subjects in a literature based approach! thepeacefulpress.shop/products/the-kind-kingdom-bundle It’s all in English though of course, so that might be a challenge though if your kids don’t speak English. 🥴 I would definitely look into the Charlotte Mason method, which you could apply in any language by finding great books to read and discuss together with your own language and culture in mind. I have this video with tips about homeschooling on the early years of that helps in that regard! My Advice For Homeschooling Young Children th-cam.com/video/XlMbt2L_UIc/w-d-xo.html Wishing you all the best!
Thank you for your content! You have helped our homeschool journey immensely! Not to knock what may be a wonderful science curriculum, but you may want to look into true biblical cosmology instead of indoctrinated NASA propaganda. The bible most definitely supports a non-moving earth with it set as the center of creation, not the sun. The lies run very deep with the space deception, which may not be the proper setting at this point in your homeschool, but it is worth learning about for yourself.
Thanks for your comment. I’d be curious which scriptures you are using to support this claim. If you’re thinking of Psalm 104:5 (He set the earth on its foundations; it can never be moved.), when you look at the original Hebrew, the word translated as foundation means a fixed or established place, which still supports modern science, not that it is immovable but that it is set in an established place that God created it to be in to support life. It’s also wise to keep in mind the genre of the book from which you reference. Psalms are poetry, and as such contain many figures or speech to convey a grander idea, as modern day poetry does, and do not always imply a literal meaning.
I am a danish homeschooling mom. There are basically no curriculums that are christian. They are all geared towards very modern/leftist views. I am therefore planning on making everything myself, and I am a bit overwhelmed by it. My oldest is just beginng school, and she has three younger siblings, the youngest 7 months. I have a lot on my hands! Any good advice? ❤
If it helps anyone I am a History professor and put all my lectures up as a free resource in part to help homeschooling families. You are more than welcomed to use them! Good luck to all the homeschoolers this year.
Thank you for not referring to dyslexia as a defect or a tragedy but rather as a gift. I'm not dyslexic but I am autistic which is also an atypical cognitive function and I'm so tired of being seen as defective by much of society. We are all fearfully and wonderfully made by the same creative God and some of us He simply chose to wire differently. You are a breath of fresh air. God bless you and your family. ❤❤
Totally agree! God doesn’t make mistakes and chooses in his divine wisdom to make everyone special in their own unique way, some of that being special brain wiring. It should never be viewed as anything less than, no matter the difference! Everyone has equal value and importance in His eyes! God bless you! ❤️
@@TheEclecticHomeschooler Yesterday before seeing your video I was very depressed because of how people view me as an autistic person. I believe God led me to watch your video to tell me how He sees atypical people like me through your words.
God did not intend for us to have sicknesses. Please understand that this is why he heals. We need to seek healing when face with these things.
Thank you! Looking forward to the 9th grade video. 😊
We are using Tuttle twins as well! We haven’t got our books yet, but the study guide that came with it seems daunting lol. 24 pages on the first chapter! I would love to see a video of how you end up using it to make lessons or how you will format it in the rotation of your homeschool! Thanks for all the content ❤
My homeschooler will be reading CJ Lewis' Narnia series. We've read most of the classics already.
I like how you used the word perspective. I relate it to critical literacy. Especially where certain books are criticised (aka 'cancelled'), I feel it is important for children to be able to implement critical literacy skills and 'pull apart' etc.
I really like the history timeline. Steiner schools design their curriculum so it interlocks. Connections in maths can be made in another learning area in the same class/year level.
I can't believe it...haha, I have a 2nd grader, a 5th grader and a 7th grader...your videos have been so helpful. I have a 2 year old, but she focuses her homeschool time on coloring on the walls and chasing the dogs with a vacuum.
🤣 Oh the joys of homeschooling with a young kiddo as well! 🤣
@5:12 Wait wut? Johnny Tremain?? I thought I was the only kid in the world that was "forced" to read that book. It was actually a good book my mom gave me to read when I was 10-12 (long ago). Solid choice.
So great to hear you enjoyed it as a kid! Thanks for sharing!
A little FYI 😊…If you’re wanting some more book study guides, I found some on Amazon the other day. They’re called Great Works Instructional Guides for Literature. There are a lot of titles to choose from. I haven’t used them personally, but I would like to incorporate them into our school day at some point. Maybe even great for summer reading. I don’t believe it’s Christian based, though.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Good resources, thanks for sharing! Always excited for a new video! You are such an encouragement to me as a fellow homeschool Mama ❤
Aww, so blessed to hear that! ❤️ Thank you!
Love these ❤❤
I'm about to order The Fruit of the Spirit. Do you find it necessary to have the parent guide?
I haven’t used the parent guide for the Not Consumed studies. The kids have been fine just doing them on their own! ☺️
@@TheEclecticHomeschooler thanks so much!!
I am a danish homeschooling mom. There are basically no curriculums that are christian. They are all geared towards very modern/leftist views. I am therefore planning on making everything myself, and I am a bit overwhelmed by it. My oldest is just beginng school, and she has three younger siblings, the youngest 7 months. I have a lot on my hands! Any good advice? ❤
I love that you are homeschooling your kids in a place that I have heard it’s not as common! Way to go for listening to your heart! ❤️ I would check into Peaceful Press. They have several year long curriculum options for elementary/preschool age. The Kind Kingdom one is about European history and is a beautiful Christian Charlotte Mason method curriculum that covers most subjects in a literature based approach! thepeacefulpress.shop/products/the-kind-kingdom-bundle It’s all in English though of course, so that might be a challenge though if your kids don’t speak English. 🥴 I would definitely look into the Charlotte Mason method, which you could apply in any language by finding great books to read and discuss together with your own language and culture in mind. I have this video with tips about homeschooling on the early years of that helps in that regard! My Advice For Homeschooling Young Children
th-cam.com/video/XlMbt2L_UIc/w-d-xo.html Wishing you all the best!
I found progeny press this year too. We just finished call of the wild… it was so good. Enjoy and happy homeschooling
So great to hear, thanks for sharing! You too!
Thank you for your content! You have helped our homeschool journey immensely!
Not to knock what may be a wonderful science curriculum, but you may want to look into true biblical cosmology instead of indoctrinated NASA propaganda. The bible most definitely supports a non-moving earth with it set as the center of creation, not the sun. The lies run very deep with the space deception, which may not be the proper setting at this point in your homeschool, but it is worth learning about for yourself.
Thanks for your comment. I’d be curious which scriptures you are using to support this claim. If you’re thinking of Psalm 104:5 (He set the earth on its foundations; it can never be moved.), when you look at the original Hebrew, the word translated as foundation means a fixed or established place, which still supports modern science, not that it is immovable but that it is set in an established place that God created it to be in to support life. It’s also wise to keep in mind the genre of the book from which you reference. Psalms are poetry, and as such contain many figures or speech to convey a grander idea, as modern day poetry does, and do not always imply a literal meaning.
I am a danish homeschooling mom. There are basically no curriculums that are christian. They are all geared towards very modern/leftist views. I am therefore planning on making everything myself, and I am a bit overwhelmed by it. My oldest is just beginng school, and she has three younger siblings, the youngest 7 months. I have a lot on my hands! Any good advice? ❤