We just started using LLfLE level 2 this year with my eldest (2nd grader) and we will be using Foundations/level 1, level 2, and level 3 for all my kids next year! Thank you for the flip through.
Ty i started my 5yr old with tgatb prek and i just realized the next book is primer for k then k smh and i dont like that. But i want my son to learn and know all the things he needs but i just dont know where or what i want 2 switch him 2
Are you able to use this along with All about reading? We're currently on level 1 and I was thinking about getting this after finishing level 2, to learn the nouns adjectives, and verbs portion he's missing out on.
Here is my update and final review is this curriculum. I actually really like Evan Moor skill sharpeners book for simple grammar practice or first language lessons which only takes a few minutes each day. th-cam.com/video/KoTa7IFel1U/w-d-xo.html
Ty ive decided to switch and start with foundations ty so much. We was using tgatb but its moving so slow which yeah if i started it when he was 3 then itd b fine but my sons 5 almost 6 and tgatb is just not cutting it as far as how slow its going n the pre k primer k and k
Thank you this is a great flip through. It looks like a great curriculum however based on my kids learning style I feel like we would be breaking up a lesson into 2 weeks instead.
I’ve been looking at getting this as well. How do you find time to teach this as well as Pride reading to your other child? This is where I’ve gotten overwhelmed with the different ages, levels, and needs 😅
I normally do the PRIDE reading in the afternoon when my two little ones are sleeping. My two that are doing this haven’t started this quite yet, we are finishing up the very end of foundations phonics which we do after we finish our group subjects. It’s kinda tough time wise most days having a child who needs my extra attention because they need extra support, honestly, there are days I don’t get a ton outside of school, meals, and basic chores. I save deep cleaning for the weekends Lol I think finding your routine is key. We do family subjects (science, history, bible, etc) in the morning then move into the separate subjects and I leave the ones that require the most attention to afternoon nap time. 😉
Are you still using this? After using it Do you think it is a good fit for kindergartens vs first graders? Trying to see what the book is equivalent to grade wise.
We are starting it soon! We were waiting to finish Foundations Phonics first. 😉 It’s definitely for children already reading. So if your Kinder is reading it would work, otherwise I would say 1st.
This was PERFECT. Thank you for your help with deciding on curriculum!
We just started using LLfLE level 2 this year with my eldest (2nd grader) and we will be using Foundations/level 1, level 2, and level 3 for all my kids next year! Thank you for the flip through.
You're welcome! :)
Thank you so much for this video! It was extremely helpful as I'm trying to decide on curriculum!
This was really helpful, looks amazing! Thank you!
Great flip through! It’s comprehensive. I can see why you like it so much
Thanks so much!
Thanks for this! My oldest is starting K next year, so I’ll be looking further into this for 1st grade. ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Great flip through! I have been looking forward to watch this and see a good overview!
This was an excellent flip through. I love Language Lessons.
Thanks so much!
Ty i started my 5yr old with tgatb prek and i just realized the next book is primer for k then k smh and i dont like that. But i want my son to learn and know all the things he needs but i just dont know where or what i want 2 switch him 2
"Sot words" How do you teach long vowel sounds when the pronunciation in speech is not there?
We just started our level one and two today!!!
Yay!!!
Are you able to use this along with All about reading? We're currently on level 1 and I was thinking about getting this after finishing level 2, to learn the nouns adjectives, and verbs portion he's missing out on.
Here is my update and final review is this curriculum. I actually really like Evan Moor skill sharpeners book for simple grammar practice or first language lessons which only takes a few minutes each day.
th-cam.com/video/KoTa7IFel1U/w-d-xo.html
Ty ive decided to switch and start with foundations ty so much. We was using tgatb but its moving so slow which yeah if i started it when he was 3 then itd b fine but my sons 5 almost 6 and tgatb is just not cutting it as far as how slow its going n the pre k primer k and k
Thank you this is a great flip through. It looks like a great curriculum however based on my kids learning style I feel like we would be breaking up a lesson into 2 weeks instead.
Great video! I really love this curriculum! Thanks for the collab with me!
Any time! Thank you for including me!
Are the separate story books essential to this level? We’re using level two now and are loving it!
Yes, it uses them as part of the lessons throughout the curriculum 😉
Thx!
I’ve been looking at getting this as well. How do you find time to teach this as well as Pride reading to your other child? This is where I’ve gotten overwhelmed with the different ages, levels, and needs 😅
I normally do the PRIDE reading in the afternoon when my two little ones are sleeping.
My two that are doing this haven’t started this quite yet, we are finishing up the very end of foundations phonics which we do after we finish our group subjects. It’s kinda tough time wise most days having a child who needs my extra attention because they need extra support, honestly, there are days I don’t get a ton outside of school, meals, and basic chores. I save deep cleaning for the weekends Lol
I think finding your routine is key.
We do family subjects (science, history, bible, etc) in the morning then move into the separate subjects and I leave the ones that require the most attention to afternoon nap time. 😉
Pennies And Salt thank you for sharing how you do that!
Do your kids who will be using this curriculum already know how to read?
Are you still using this? After using it Do you think it is a good fit for kindergartens vs first graders? Trying to see what the book is equivalent to grade wise.
We are starting it soon! We were waiting to finish Foundations Phonics first. 😉 It’s definitely for children already reading. So if your Kinder is reading it would work, otherwise I would say 1st.
Do the kiddos create their own sentences or just copy then in this level?
That’s a great question, I’ll check it out a little more and get back to you.
So it’s Colleen’s fault! Okay, my question... just to make sure... Foundations is a half year course for 1st grade?
Yes, it's the first half and then you follow it with Language Lessons for a Living Education :)
@@PenniesAndSalt Next year, Hannah will do this next year!