Loving those workbooks and teacher guides. Simple, organized and straight to the point. No fluff, no spending more time then necessary on a lesson. I already chose my curriculum for this upcoming school year but would love to try easy peasy in the future 🥰
Absolutely! My kindergartner really likes the interactive aspect of online classes, so we are taking that route with her this year, but still love the straight-to-the-point books and parent guides for these offline courses.
You don’t find a lot (if any but a few) videos on Easy Peasy, which is a shame because we love the curriculum! We have been using it for 2 years and my kids are asking to keep going with it. We do math, LA, & reading offline and we love that we can do one lesson a day or 5! My son finished 3rd grade math in 90 days because he enjoyed it so much. We do science & history from online, but I customize it for our family style and consolidate lessons so we can dive deeper or move on if it’s not a huge interest. I have done EP for grades 2-6.
You're right! I always look for video reviews before I buy something so I can see how it is works. I haven't found any reviews or how-to's for the courses so I decided to make some myself. We love Easy Peasy as well. Thanks for watching my video and for your comment!
That is awesome. Didn’t know there was an offline version. Does the offline version go up to 12th grade? Just subscribed. I also have a channel and right now it’s mainly about homeschooling. It would be fun to be friends and connect here. Looking forward to watching more of your content and seeing how it’s all going using EP offline.
We use E.P. online for Math (I combine the offline workbook with the online math), Language Arts, Logic/thinking, Computer, and Health. Then, we also use Classical Conversations for History, Science, Geography, Art, Music and Public Speaking. We LOVE Easy Peasy!!! I know that of we ever stop going to/using our Classical Conversations Co-op that we will be doing E.P. 100%
I like a mix of online and offline for math also. Just the online games didn't really do it for my son. He needed a little more practice and writing along with the games.
Thank you so much for making this video! We are planning to homeschool our kids next year, and have decided on EP! I was wondering if you can mix online and offline? And for a particular subject done offline, would I be able to still keep track of progress through the online account?
Are the level according to grade level for EP math? I wanted to get EP for my son in the summer. He is at the end of 1st grade year and about to enter 2nd grade in August public school. I was thinking getting EP 2 MATH. But he did the placement test and it recommended EP 3 MATH. he got two problems wrong(the three digit addition and something about fraction with people) how accurate are the placement test?
@@justjohannah I ordered the curriculum and it’s supposed to arrive today. I’m excited to get it in my hands. We’ve done some other easy peasy stuff but I always prefer things to be offline. So exited!
Yes, because even if it's a small section, it explains to you what to teach to your child. The work page will not always have thorough explanations of the concepts, they are for putting into practice what the child has learned.
@@abundanceintheson_316 thank you. We have been doing the online version but I would like to go offline then going with level 1 and 2 within the next school year.
There is a placement guide on the website you can use. Also, the books are very affordable so if you find you need to go back or ahead a year, it's really not a lot of money you will invest to get the new materials. That's one of the things I love about EP.
Loving those workbooks and teacher guides. Simple, organized and straight to the point. No fluff, no spending more time then necessary on a lesson. I already chose my curriculum for this upcoming school year but would love to try easy peasy in the future 🥰
Absolutely! My kindergartner really likes the interactive aspect of online classes, so we are taking that route with her this year, but still love the straight-to-the-point books and parent guides for these offline courses.
You don’t find a lot (if any but a few) videos on Easy Peasy, which is a shame because we love the curriculum! We have been using it for 2 years and my kids are asking to keep going with it. We do math, LA, & reading offline and we love that we can do one lesson a day or 5! My son finished 3rd grade math in 90 days because he enjoyed it so much.
We do science & history from online, but I customize it for our family style and consolidate lessons so we can dive deeper or move on if it’s not a huge interest.
I have done EP for grades 2-6.
You're right! I always look for video reviews before I buy something so I can see how it is works. I haven't found any reviews or how-to's for the courses so I decided to make some myself. We love Easy Peasy as well.
Thanks for watching my video and for your comment!
That is awesome. Didn’t know there was an offline version. Does the offline version go up to 12th grade? Just subscribed. I also have a channel and right now it’s mainly about homeschooling. It would be fun to be friends and connect here. Looking forward to watching more of your content and seeing how it’s all going using EP offline.
We use E.P. online for Math (I combine the offline workbook with the online math), Language Arts, Logic/thinking, Computer, and Health. Then, we also use Classical Conversations for History, Science, Geography, Art, Music and Public Speaking. We LOVE Easy Peasy!!! I know that of we ever stop going to/using our Classical Conversations Co-op that we will be doing E.P. 100%
I like a mix of online and offline for math also. Just the online games didn't really do it for my son. He needed a little more practice and writing along with the games.
Thank you so much for making this video! We are planning to homeschool our kids next year, and have decided on EP! I was wondering if you can mix online and offline? And for a particular subject done offline, would I be able to still keep track of progress through the online account?
Are the level according to grade level for EP math? I wanted to get EP for my son in the summer. He is at the end of 1st grade year and about to enter 2nd grade in August public school. I was thinking getting EP 2 MATH. But he did the placement test and it recommended EP 3 MATH. he got two problems wrong(the three digit addition and something about fraction with people) how accurate are the placement test?
This video was incredibly helpful for me. Thank you for making it.
That’s so wonderful and I’m glad I could help!
@@justjohannah I ordered the curriculum and it’s supposed to arrive today. I’m excited to get it in my hands. We’ve done some other easy peasy stuff but I always prefer things to be offline. So exited!
@@morethantheravens1593 that’s awesome! And you seriously can’t beat the price either.
Is the parent guide the same as the "directions" that are online??
Ya thank ya
Do they iffer spelling?
Do you feel like it was necessary to have the teachers guide for language arts? Don’t the worksheets already explain the concepts?
Yes, because even if it's a small section, it explains to you what to teach to your child. The work page will not always have thorough explanations of the concepts, they are for putting into practice what the child has learned.
@@justjohannah from my understanding in second grade a child should be learning new phonemes or digraphs. Are those covered in the reading program?
Do they have an answer key?
Yes, the answers are in the back of the parents guide
@@justjohannah OK thank you!
You are so welcome ❤️
@@justjohannah how can I get the work books. I have a k-3 needing the work book
Have you used Easy Peasy homeschool?
Hi there, planning on using Easy Peasy... My son is an incoming 2nd grader, is it okay to start with EP2 or should we start with EP1? Thank you.
@@paularodillo Depends. What does he know? There is a placement test/guide area at the online website: allinonehomeschool.com
@@abundanceintheson_316 thank you. We have been doing the online version but I would like to go offline then going with level 1 and 2 within the next school year.
There is a placement guide on the website you can use. Also, the books are very affordable so if you find you need to go back or ahead a year, it's really not a lot of money you will invest to get the new materials. That's one of the things I love about EP.
Are the pages perforated?
No they are not perforated