Regarding the YEC/OE debate - I emailed the company and here is the response I received. "Dr. Wile is a young earth creationist. However, though he writes from a Christian worldview and is a YEC we're trying to build Bereans who don't believe something we write in a textbook but, like the Bereans in the Bible, seek for the truth of what we say. Therefore, because we are teaching science we give a scientific fact and then explain how that fact is viewed in a young earth, old earth, uniformitarianism, catastrophism, and evolutionary perspective and discuss how the support or don't support each of those perspectives including those facts that can't be explained in the young earth model. Therefore many people presume Dr. Wile "leans" old earth because of this. None of this is explicit in the elementary series though our Science in the Beginning is implicitly young earth science it is the science behind the six days of creation. It is very explicit in earth science and biology where it directly impacts those topics. There are two explicit mentions of the age of the earth in the elementary series when talking about Hutton and Darwin but there Dr. Wile points out where he thinks their reasons for the view of an old earth are incorrect."

Im late to finding these and my son will be in 6th. I wish I done these sooner. Now not sure what to start or try to skim through them all 😅

Did you say it DOES teach old earth?

How do they turn work in through classrooms? Or do they do it all on paper?

If you can remember, I would love to know how you tailored these up for your older students. I am struggling with how to do family science all together for much longer.

Hello, I looked on you tube and I can not find your lessons you did on there. I looked under gypsy road. Can you send ne a link or tell me exactly what to type in so I can find it. Thank you so much!!

I’m very interested in joining. I wish the discount code was still valid.😟

HI, love the video. I’m wondering for planning sake, how long do your science lessons take you? Approximately

Thank you Yvie! This looks like it will be fun once we get to it!

Actually their website is horribly slow.

I like classical history way more than traditional history. I like how you walked through the whole site.

The school boxes look so good

Wow 450 courses! What a great resource.

I feel like it is harder to find homeschool materials for the upper grades. These courses would be a perfect fit!

Thanks for the great tips can't wait to try this homeschool stuff, fingers crossed lol

Great tips! I'm going to try and take advantage of more of the resources in my membership this year.

I love Dr. Wile's approach to science.

I can't find the playlists you mentioned in the video.

How many books r there in this series? I understand they have a science in the beginning as well

We teach/use both Spanish and Mandarin in our homeschool as well. I never understood the "command" form when I took Spanish classes...but this phrase book sounds so similar to the way we've been using Spanish with our toddler! I just copy the commands that my husband tells him. This subscription box style is very intriguing. I think language learning is so important in life and in homeschool, so it's nice to see what resources are available. "Eres Mi Mama?" is one of our son's favorite books since he was a baby. Super interesting resource, thank you so much for sharing!

Hey new friend here! Saw you over on the farmish channel! Hope you will stop by our channel!

What a fun, educational activity! And to tie it in with the Renaissance is great.

Brilliant! Colors turned out beautifully. I miss having chickens!

Very cool project! Thanks for sharing.

So what do you do if they Don't finish the book within the allotted time ?

I love your sense of humor! I've been looking for a good foreign language curriculum and I love the looks of this. I think my kids would too. I showed them this and they want to try it! They've been learning Spanish but we need something else to help teach it at this point.

Talking in phrases, the way that babies learn a language, sounds like a good way of learning Spanish.

Thanks for doing this review. Looks like a very effective way to learn how to speak a different language.

When using TGTB History for Highschool, how do you list it on a transcript.

This is a project my oldest granddaughter would enjoy doing.

How do you grade the units? In other words, I cannot figure out how to grade each page to get 250 points. How do you do it? Thanks!

I have always been interested in TGTB, but never officially looked at the curriculum other than online. Thanks for allowing us to see this curriculum up close.

I didn't know there was good and bad wax in a beehive. I guess you learn something new every day!

This was so helpful. Thanks. I had no clue it followed the old earth theory. Thanks

I would like to try to make this sometime

I've not seen this done before amazing to watch

I've always wanted to try this

my hubby might like this box but I don't think it would be for me, great video and thanks for sharing.. shared @tisonlyme143

Nice! fantastic collection of books here. shared @tisonlyme143

I love these and always wondered how they make them, pretty awesome!!

this sounds amazing!! so interesting, shared @tisonlyme143

wow! this looks like a really good book, shared @tisonlyme143

wow! great selection of books here. shared @tisonlyme143

very interesting , great video and thanks for sharing

I would have never thought to make and use beeswax food wrap.

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Thank you for this walk through. It helped me realize that this would not be a good fit for my daughter. She can not stand History. I was trying to find a curriculum that presented it in a better way than a textbook. I thought TGTB would help. I'm just worried that she would not be interested in the long "boring" readings for the higher grades. Maybe something like Mysteries of History? She needs just bite size chunks for History so we can dive deeper into math and science.

I have never heard of this but I would love to try it. Very cool!

That is so cool!! :)

History-based science books? Wow, that sounds interesting.