Have you been using this curriculum? How did it go?

I found your video on the German! YAY!!! Thanks

Can you tell me where you got ur material for your book? I homeschool my 2nd grade granddaughter and she wants to do German next year. I'm having a very hard time finding anything to use for beginning German for kids.

I'd love to hear how this is working for you!

Appreciated the look inside the Teacher's Guides. Off to buy them now!

What is the biggest spiral coil capacity?

Thank you for showing the insides of the books! Now that I understand how each lesson is laid out, I know this is the curriculum for my two kiddos!

After using this, do you still love it?

@secularschoolhouse are you still homeschooling?

Almost didn’t order the teacher guide but 100% see how this is going to be worth it. Ordered it after seeing this! Thank you!

I love this video. You have many wonderful curriculums that I also use with my kiddos. I just subscribed. Looking forward to watching more content from you. I have a 2nd, 5th and 9th grader.

Thats my kind of planning! Thank you!

I supplement Grade 2 MWC with an older Houghton Mifflin Math program that we were using (it was too much at once) . I will see what comes up next for MWC (some games are fun/some just eh) and if we need extra practice in that area I open up to that same thing in HM. It's been awesome holding onto the old program for that reason alone!

We love math! I’m so curious about math with confidence!

Wow! This is fantastic. Is there anyway you could share a copy of this document? I would love to use it without having to recreate it from nothing!

I'm new to homeschooling. This is my first year with 4 kids from 6th grade to kindergarten and your videos are extremely helpful! I really appreciate your content!

I am definitely getting the Farting Animals for my son, who doesn't love to color but needs something to do during read alouds. Thank you for this! You're doing GREAT!

Mazes! Dollar Tree has great maze books. Maze Craze I think they're called. Thank you for sharing these! We have a fidget basket for read alouds with poppers and spinners and all that jazz as well. Great ideas here!

I’m so glad I found your channel! This is my first year (23/24)I’m homeschooling. I’m scared but I know my children (9,8,7) need so much help and they keep getting pushed through to the next grade and they are struggling so I’m taking that leap!

How do you decide what inch size (5/8", 3/8", 7/16", etc) to get?

I love your ideas for a morning menu😊

Wow so don’t sleep on the dollar store!

I am SO glad to have come across this video!! I have heard so many people refer to Explode the Code as being a good “supplemental” program, but seeing the content within the Teachers guide it seems like it could be a very good stand alone curriculum!! I have no idea why more people aren’t using the teachers guide - it’s clearly full of very useful instruction to beef up the content of the student workbooks!!

Math is my favorite too 😍 I was thinking of switching from singapore’s primary math to math with confidence for my first grader though.

We love Mystery Science and Math w Confidence!

Fun! We have tried many of those ways to keep our kids engaged while read alouds and such. For us, it depends on the kid whether they can listen while doing sticker by number or word searches. The best ones were more mindless items like diamond dot, coloring, and for one of our kids, crocheting.

You said they barely got into multiplication- Is that MWC3? I just got our copy today and now I’m nervous.

I thought I'd seen every language curriculum at this point, but I guess not! 😂 Thank you KZbin.

We are reading The Humphrey series - The World According to Humphrey, Trouble According to Humphrey, etc. I have a similar shelf ledge (mine is wood) and I put mine on the floor and I put library reference books on it of things we are studying. It still amazes me that every time I refresh the books my kids will sit at the shelf ledge and read and flip through the books all on their own. If you like Magic Tree House, Ranger in Time is very similar.

I’m liking your resources. Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed. I also have a small channel mainly about homeschooling and glad to be able to connect here!

I’ve also been anxious for the audiobook for History Quest. Keeping fingers crossed that it’s out by fall.

What were some of your favorite books you read together this year?

Did you make the move from public schools to homeschool? If so, how was that transition for you and your family?