@@NicoleSecularandFreeplease do a video on it. I think language arts is the hardest next to foreign language that I struggle with for my incoming 9th grader. I have grammar covered. He needs to learn to be a better writer. He’s got it up there. It’s putting it on paper lol
@ I definitely will, I understand the struggles!! I’ll put a Foreign language video out as well that could be used for any language, hopefully that will help 😊
I love this idea of picture books, even with older kids. I will definitely be reading picture books to my kids for as long as they let me! I really believe that I good picture book can span the age groups! Thank you for sharing what you are doing in your home school!
@@HeathersHomeschool2024 of course! That may not be the best fit. For public school drop out newbies my favorite recommendation is Math with Confidence. It’s inexpensive and high quality. And you can easily transition in and out of public school with it. As a new teacher it will hold your hand and tell you everything to say as well. MUS is great if you’re here for the long run 😊
@@cbranson4654 we intend to use it through grade six, which will be the last one Kate Snow makes. I wish there would be more from her, but from what I hear Denison is amazing so we’re going to use that.
Love me some Layers of Learning!!! I think it’s truly a hidden gem that needs to be talked about more! Looking forward to seeing if your kids like WW!
@@inquisitivemindsacademy it’s been on my radar a long long time! I’m excited to try out this piece 😊
@@NicoleSecularandFreeplease do a video on it. I think language arts is the hardest next to foreign language that I struggle with for my incoming 9th grader. I have grammar covered. He needs to learn to be a better writer. He’s got it up there. It’s putting it on paper lol
@ I definitely will, I understand the struggles!! I’ll put a Foreign language video out as well that could be used for any language, hopefully that will help 😊
I love this idea of picture books, even with older kids. I will definitely be reading picture books to my kids for as long as they let me! I really believe that I good picture book can span the age groups! Thank you for sharing what you are doing in your home school!
@@katrinakim4145 definitely!! My son still listens too (I even enjoy high quality ones!)
I used to give them the whole math workbook. Until one of them got drenched due to a tipped cup.
Now I split them up into 4 units.
@@lunab8822OMG new fear unlocked! Lol
Thank you for saying that about math u see. I am struggling to feel brave enough. We are recent public school drop outs.
@@HeathersHomeschool2024 of course! That may not be the best fit. For public school drop out newbies my favorite recommendation is Math with Confidence. It’s inexpensive and high quality. And you can easily transition in and out of public school with it. As a new teacher it will hold your hand and tell you everything to say as well. MUS is great if you’re here for the long run 😊
@@NicoleSecularandFree 100% agree that Math With Confidence is a great resource. It’s so easy to use and both of my kids have loved it.
@@brittany.powellmy adhd 4th grader is doing great with Math with Confidence. We will most likely continue it as long as we can
@@cbranson4654 we intend to use it through grade six, which will be the last one Kate Snow makes. I wish there would be more from her, but from what I hear Denison is amazing so we’re going to use that.
@ I agree with Denison. My 8th grader is using it for Algebra 1 and he will continue that for all of his math.
Tell me more about this French game!
@@NJDeXdance lol! Here is the link we have not played it yet so I can’t say if it’s good or not a.co/d/h4pLeWs
What are you using for your daughter’s typing?
@@katrinakim4145 we using typing.com it’s only $10 for a year if you want ad free and very simple to use 😊