END OF THE HOMESCHOOL YEAR RECAP||QT.4 UPDATE||CHATTY AND HONEST

Hey friends,
Today I am sharing a bit about our quarter 4 as well as sharing how our homeschool year went as a whole. As always, I'm honest in sharing my struggles. Let me know how your year ended down in the comments!
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[@cynthiadeweese4116]

On tough days, I have to remember that sending my kids to school wouldn’t change their heart or mine. Always love your quarter recaps!

[@allisonjohnson6304]

Thank you for this! Such a great reminder

[@lindseydsimon]

I’ve always said that mothering babies and toddlers is physically exhausting, but mothering pre-teens and teenagers is mentally exhausting! It gets better mama! My oldest is almost 18 and our “friendship” is starting to develop. Hugs! ❤️

[@aprilragle719]

This was our 6th year of homeschooling and by far the hardest. All we've heard from others is how it must not be affecting us since we already homeschooled, but it's been a nightmare. On top of the craziness going on and the quarantine we lost my mother-in-law very suddenly, my husband's uncle that we had been caring for, my sister passed from cancer, and now my aunt has had hospice called in. Honestly, we didn't even finish our curriculum, we just quit because emotionally and mentally I'm exhausted. I withdrawl when I'm struggling, so we're just doing some funschooling journals and reading together because honestly anything more feels like trying to climb Everest. Thank you for your honesty and encouragement! You and the ladies that comment help me feel like we aren't so alone right now.

[@mondaymorning4773]

I understand about withdrawing as well.

[@leahkuqo]

I’m in the little kid phase with my oldest starting kindergarten this fall. Thank you for saying it’s been hard because it has been hard over here too!! I feel a bit more capable knowing that someone as deep in homeschooling, like you, struggles as well.

[@adventuresineducation2207]

Awww this video just really struck a cord in my heart. I feel your heart coming through in this video. I’ll be praying for your sweet family. Thank you for sharing and keeping it real. All we can do is our best and leave the rest to God. 💗

[@GraceandGrit]

Where we fall short grace abounds 💜

[@jennesset1102]

Thank you so much for being so candid. All I can say is, “Me Too!” 🙋🏼‍♀️. We are in WA, so we are really feeling every bit of this and churches aren’t even open yet. The air just feels so heavy. I’m on my own with my three children, and it often feels hard to be the tide who has to raise the whole harbor (emotionally).

[@gingersnaps5979]

Bless you Ashlee for keeping on during this difficult time! It threw us off too! I am not looking forward to the teen years. Everyone I know who has teens have had some trying times. You are not alone. Hugs! ♥️

[@Peekabooplanning1]

We tried 2 different homeschool groups and I just found myself dreading going so we stopped them and I feel a lot better not being in a group. We still meet with friends who homeschool so that just seems to work a lot better for us.

[@AW-lp4vm]

Big hugs!! I feel your heart so much through this entire video!! & know you are not alone! In the struggles through the current craziness, in the need of rest & restoration, in the retreating into self to preserve (so thanks for sharing 💙) & in praying, for us all, the coming school year is better! Hope your summer break is exactly what you need! Take good care! 🙏💙🙏

[@stephaniepreston4335]

Yes the emotional part of parenting is just as exhausting as the physical parts of youngers. I have ages 16-baby and I think it's the hardest it'll ever be . I appreciate your honesty..it's refreshing to know I'm not alone

[@carmelitatainatongo4036]

Thank you for recommending Our 24 Family Ways! I love how it's simple yet engages in such deep conversations.

[@marygibson2518]

My third grader’s first assigned book this year is My Father’s dragon and I had no idea it was a series! I cannot wait to order the others now. Thanks for that info. I’ve missed all your frequent uploads, they keep me going as a homeschool mom. I think you pulled it all of well and we’ll continue praying for your family.

[@elizabethdarr7633]

We can definitely relate. The quarantine affected our productivity and attitudes. We were exhausted by the time we finished the year and I felt like I hadn’t given it my all. But there is so much grace! And I agree that God ordained your family order for a reason. He is with you in all the hard of parenting your older two and He will take care of your younger ones. I ordered 24 family ways and I’m excited to use it. So glad you’ve finished the year and can take a break! Praying rest and refreshment for your family.

[@ldv02]

Ty for sharing, for your honesty and being so transparent! I appreciate it! This year towards the end it was so hard for me. I think it was the whole epidemic situation but still. I’m changing things a bit this year to include more breaks in between. But like you said is a reminder to think about why we are doing this

[@creeksidehomeschoolers]

Yes, I love hearing updates on how the homeschooling year went! Its very helpful and encouraging!! I know this year seems to ha e been a tough one for a lot of the world. Love your advice about changing how we think the curriculum should work for us. I have struggled with that in the past myself; so I know that will help a lot of mamas out! Ps you don't ramble at all and I love having our little chats about life and homeschool even if its not face to face. This has best our best homeschool year ever even with the whole covid-19 issue. After 7 years of homeschooling I feel like I finally found a grove and homeschool life style that works for the whole family. She I'm very type A and the boys are very much the opposite of that so it has taken a lot of years to find the happy sweet spot in learning and educating in our family. I have seen more growth, Independence and since responsibility coming our in them now that we found our "right way" to learn. Thanks so much for sharing your homeschooling/life journey with us its been so encouraging and helpful to have someone who keep it simple in my life! Congrats on all the hard work mama and kids!! High fives all around. Love and hugs to you and your family!

[@jennofmo9074]

I am so very blessed by your vlog today. I also am a home school mom of four and your openness about teenage struggles spoke to my heart. My eldest two I have really struggled with trying to keep the day moving and constant struggles and tears. I also had the guilt of my two youngest constantly dealing with interruptions. My eldest is now 20 and is serving our country as a female in the Marine corp and my eldest son is high functioning on the Autism spectrum and despite all of the obstacles he is starting college this fall. All this to say pray, pray and pray. I was battling two amazing souls who were ready to grow but to this day I get a lot of calls and texts about laundry, cooking, and love yous.

[@heatheraz4680]

This year has had so many curve balls throw at us. I am grateful that we were homeschooling, it was our first year. It was a good constant amongst the chaos. My oldest is 11 so it is nice hearing how others school their children that are older. I have been praying for you. Enjoy some down time during your summer break.

[@hhoover6235]

Excited to add Our 24 Family Ways to our morning basket per your recommendation! Thank you for doing these videos/homeschool updates & sharing your heart with us mamas! ♥️

[@nmcnab]

Thank you for your honesty on the struggles! It’s very helpful to know we are not alone!

[@shannonthomson7998]

My oldest homeschooler is 11 and she will be going into the 6th grade next year. I can so completely relate with your frustrations! It is definitely a challenging season with her. I have learned how to be more creative in engaging and reinforcing certain behaviors. You are definitely not alone! Thanks for being so honest with us!

[@devyduck]

I have been thinking and praying for your family. After seeing your post on instagram a few weeks ago, I knew it was also time for me to step away from social media. I hope your family is finding some peace and rest during this time. Our oldest turns 13 tomorrow and between him and our 11 year old, I feel everything you are saying. Being a parent is HARD!!! Keep up the good work, it will all pay off in the end :)

[@vanessaliberati5750]

Thanks for being so real. You're such a blessing.

[@FLMegan]

I'm just catching this... I needed to hear it. 💘 the honesty.

[@elisespratlen5061]

Thank you for being raw and real! Looking forward to using Our 24 Family Ways. Sounds amazing! Hugs to you momma!

[@toshakelly4849]

Hugs to you! I also feel the need to draw inward and self preserve during these times. I pray your family is staying safe!

[@diaryofahomeschoolmama9191]

My favorite videos!! Love the quarter updates ❤❤❤

[@blondestyleslife3017]

Your heart really shines through in this video. ❤️ I don’t think I personally realized how much the quarantine affected me until school was done and I exhaled. It felt like had been holding my breath for months. I’m glad things are slowing moving back to normal and I’m hoping my head can clear the fog soon too.

[@GraceandGrit]

Same. Great way to describe it

[@amypittman8696]

I love your channel and your transparency. Ut’s So refreshing. I just wanted to encourage you that the middle school years are tough but it gets better. My daughter is going into her 10th grade year and I am loving this time.

[@lindseycastro6478]

Oh how I feel so much of what you describe with your older children and added extra stress! We have been wading through these same things for two years now. God encourages my heart by reminding me of the way that all of these years, whether easy or difficult, add up to one big picture. I get lost in the momentary struggles so often but after tears and prayers we reset our sights and try to start afresh. I’m learning to be ok without having everything be ok.

[@shelbyvaladez]

Teens and pre-teens are no joke. I have a 13 year old and a 10 year old, both girls. The testing of boundaries and limits are no joke. Just another reason I love watching your videos,I feel like we’re in the same season of life. Thank you.

[@jacobjohannes7123]

What a beautiful thing to share. Sometimes parenting is just hard. It just is. It’s so good to share that with others because 100% everyone has those days

[@shellyharris8234]

Thank you so much for sharing even through all your challenges. I love your channel so much. It is my current favorite :)

[@melissacapps8453]

Yes yes yes!!! Thank you for being so real. It’s been a tough year for us too.

[@langanle]

I've been thinking of your family daily. I pray you all have the stresses lifted as soon as possible.

[@rebeccaernst6634]

Oh my goodness definitely buying that devotional for our morning basket this year! Thx for sharing.

[@summerpriest297]

I love your videos & you've been such an inspiration (along with TGATB) to homeschool my 3 kids next year, 2 elementary, 1 middle. I love your ideas to make the end of year so special!! The Lego gifts were awesome, but where do you store all their legos? Do they break apart & store away? The Lego struggle is real!

[@amdouglass2001]

Thank you for being so real! My oldest is 11, and every now and then I’m seeing a little bit of change happening in his personality, so I’m trying to prepare myself 😬😬. We’ve had a hard time where we’re living at in GA right now trying to find good wholesome people to be around, so I’ve been praying fervently that when we move to PA soon, we’ll find good people for our kids to be around.... AND ME! Moving every 3 years can make things so difficult 😭.

[@homeschoolmomof2707]

I'm going to check out your devotional because I've been looking for a family style one! Also we did a different math this year and will be going back to TT!! My favorite TGATB science was marine biology! Never got to Botany, but it looks neat!! Looking forward to how you will plan your year! Have a great summer break!! 😀

[@diaryofahomeschoolmama9191]

This school year for us has been the hardest one by far. So ready for a fresh start for 2020-2021.

[@ericagoehring1089]

I am thankful for your honesty!

[@amberdzubinski]

Great video! Enjoy your break 😁

[@thatirishschoolhouse7149]

I always love your honesty! X

[@tinet9238]

Appreciate your honesty on the struggles!!!

[@melissacapps8453]

Oh my goodness. I totally understand the math thing. We are using Masterbooks for math with my 2 oldest. Their 2 years apart. My oldest struggles w math and I have had to step in and do it w him. It’s hard I know seeing his younger brother doing the same math as him but I continue to encourage him. That’s a good idea to have them do it together. That I will have to think about. Thanks again for your honesty.

[@leahrumsey3021]

I seriously thought about putting my teen in PS all because of Math. But God gave us this path to take and we can not deviate from him. We left our homeschool group of 4 years in January. We felt a huge weight lifted off of us. It was toxic and stressful. Then magically 10 families started meeting at my home every Monday opps😆 We are going to invest in Botnany I love the books that they have attached to it now. It looks amazing!

[@marysmemoriesinmotion8537]

A lot of students, and adults need hands on, in person, instruction in regards to math. I personally didn’t like math until I became an adult, so I understand the struggle. The one on one checking for understanding helps tremendously in building those core concepts. 😊

[@rbkmckim]

For next school year I will implement poetry tea time. Thank you for the idea!

[@sable747]

Hi! Wow, I loved this update. I will have to check out the family devotional book. I’ve enjoyed your channel again during the pandemic because it really does help me feel connected to likeminded Moms. I feel like a deer in the headlights right now and I have to decide what I’m doing by tomorrow for my girls school (ages 7 and 9). It seems like my decision making abilities are at an all time low! I do feel that one challenging aspect I found in the past with homeschooling was prioritizing my essential needs.

[@simplyhymns1324]

as my mother in law(love) says this too shall pass. Ashely if it makes yourself to tell yourself that they will have your full attetion when they are older keep telling yourself that because based on what i have seen here on youtube it is true. Cling to the happy things and hold tight to the good memories

[@d.s.3551]

Hang in there Ashley. This is a tough phase for moms and kids especially when they are together 24/7 but it will be worth it. My older daughters and I are very good friends but there were definitely some bumps throughout those years. My older son as well. 2 still to go thru it and one there now. I learned as well after switching math several times thru the Algebra and Pre algebra years that they just needed me there to teach them. Some more than others but the struggle is real. We just have a homeschool fellowship group which we started to make sure our kids were getting kid social time but there are no restrictions or demands about attendance or anything. We take turns planning activities if we want or we just get together to play and hangout. Life is crazy right now but just keep your eyes on HIM and he will establish your path. God bless you. 🙏💕

[@dluevanobaker]

Teens are SO hard! It’s all mental energy which sometimes feels harder to deal with in comparison to physical energy. I have thought of your family and others who have first responder family members. I can imagine this is a hard season in multiple ways.... Praying for your family ❤️

[@dancinghands14]

I grew up with Our Family Ways and I’m nearly 31. Will be using it for my kiddos soon!

[@momversity7216]

Those intense growing up years can be hard. But there is such Joy on the other side. Hang in there. Pray for wisdom.

[@AmongStouts]

I got 24 family ways based off your recommendation, can’t wait to use it next year in our homeschool!

[@jennyb.6847]

I too am loving the 24 family ways! I got the recommendation from you, and it's our first year using it. I was also thinking of using again next year (we're only on week 3 so far!). I'll be interested to hear if you go through it again and how that goes.

[@TrimiMitri]

Right there with you on math, not my favorite either. You're such a good mama to rise up and give her what she needed. Hope things settle down there soon and you all can really enjoy a good summer break.

[@lindaneuhaus1026]

Hi Ashlee, I can relate to teenager challenges. I had 5 teens in the house at once years ago. Talk about needing extra coffee. Lol.. Hope you have a great summer.

[@janessyfleitas8758]

Ha! I most definitely understand! 17,14,8 and 5. The quarantine and the ages. 🤦🏻‍♀️ “But why can’t we just get out?” “Mom I can’t do this anymore!” “When is this over?!” Oh yes, I broke down a few times. I had no choice but to understand that it has taken a toll on them as well as us and to be patient. We are all in this together mamas! 🙏🏼

[@gracegreenwell2657]

Good job mama working thru the math situation! Homeschooling at its finest! Maybe them doing Algebra 1 together will help...it would seem that way. That's great! We will be using Our 24 family ways next year thanks to your recommendation! I got the coloring books too. We bought all of the my fathers dragon series this year too!

[@kailynolson2281]

I know your pretty die hard good and the beautiful can but we had a stressful end of year and ended up just going to gather round units for a break and change things up and it was the biggest blessing in our homeschool journey. It's helped our relationship as we learn together and it was a perfect break from our usual curriculum ❤️ attitudes are better even which is amazing

[@caseacademy8338]

Such good info. We are going to start with More Than Words from Masterbooks for our Bible curriculum but excited to use Our 24 Family Ways when we finish or maybe even at the same time, seems like such a great family devotional even for my little ones.

[@kimberlygoudzwaard2811]

My younger brother and I were in the same math class my senior year of high school- he was two years younger than me 😂 he did help me. He’s much better at math than I have ever been! But honestly it was really nice having him in the same class. Plus he was able to help me with homework at night!

[@akifumiinoue3809]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. I really respect you. I believe your kids and husband appreciate what you've done for your family. Kid's smiles prove it. I want to write a better comment, but sorry about my poor English. I've been studying it, since I realized that I want to communicate people around the world.

[@shiarazaiter8287]

Hi Ashley, thank you for your videos, they are apprechiated. Ashley would you be able to do a flip through of the 24 Family ways? Thanks in advance.

[@lizee708]

We learn year-around and just came off of our 3-week break. So the new learning year has started. We are starting off slow, with just 3 subjects a day and lots of outside time (before the Southern heat really kicks in, LOL!). I'd say March was the hardest because that's when our homeschool group had to cancel events until July, including monthly birthday parties. Those are always fun because it includes many kids in one place versus attending so many parties. It was scary as well with the quarantines, but after a few weeks it wasn't so bad. We only took a few days off so I could complete my finals for school, other than that we just kept it as usual minus the get togethers. My mom travels and splits her time, so (if it's okay to travel) she'll be leaving in Sept, I think she's had the hardest time because she spends a few months here and a few months there with my brother. But the kids and her have been loving spending all of this time together.

[@CalledtoCultivate]

This is totally random, but you used the word “conversate” a few times and I wasn’t familiar with that version of converse/conversation. It spurred me to look it up online and sure enough found the history of that word on the Webster website. So thanks for that mini Mom lesson. 😂 We’ve also enjoyed 24 Family Ways; we haven’t finished it yet but will continue with it this year.

[@GraceandGrit]

🤣🤣

[@SamanthaH]

People l tried to tell Me it wasn’t a real word ....

[@mirandamccathern4467]

You learn something new every day.

[@Joypontious]

Nice video. Thank you. I love to get ideas from you. I appreciate you.

[@jerilyn-ourhomeschooltable]

We just read My Father's Dragon, but only the first book! We really liked it too. 🥰

[@Peekabooplanning1]

We are doing that devotional and are loving it. We are going through it pretty slow. I wasn't sure how much I'd like it just because my kids are 7, 5 & 5 but it's perfect for you get kids too ❤️

[@GraceandGrit]

So glad you like it!

[@OneBlessedMess]

As a first-year homeschooler, this was a STRANGE year to start this journey 😳 This pandemic has been so hard, but as you were saying, growing and changing kids definitely throws a wrench into things, too! So thankful for unending grace! ❤

[@GraceandGrit]

Hugs mama! I can’t imagine this year begging my first through everything we went through. You’re doing amazing!

[@OneBlessedMess]

@@GraceandGrit You have been such an encouragement to me in this! Gotta keep marching forward! 🙌💪

[@rebeccainspiringhope4357]

I think we have all been there.. my kids are 6,4,1.... it’s been hard to focus on each one individually and give them all the time they need...

[@keishadiera7197]

Love the honesty

[@QueenHonestlySavage]

You are a cool person! Thanks for sharing and being open to what u have been through as a parent loved at least I know I am not alone I have a 2nd year old student and a now 17 years old boy that test me other was, my first born is a girl and she is now away! Then a 8year old, 5 years old daughter and a toddler that is disabled.

[@ourfamilyvideos7283]

We did the same math, I have sat next to the whole middle years and so this year we got Learn math fast...no gaps..I’m sooo excited for algebra now. Annie and everything did a review( in case you want to put it as a back up)

[@paulamorris7466]

Hey! Just wondering how you break your quarters down? Thanks for the video!

[@chocoholly12345]

I think it’ll be great that they’ll both be on the same math level. I know you have your next year plan done but if you were still open, you might take a look at Mr.D Math. After such a struggle with math, my daughter started Mr. D. pre-Algebra (self paced), and I have not had one day of involvement since- she just finished Geometry. There have been a couple of times she didn’t understand something, sent him a quick email, he got right back to her and she was on her way. It keeps everything calculated, and I have the last three years of the grades from the math year printed out. Without being too dramatic, it really changed our lives. 😀

[@HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

I am right their with you on those preteen emotions.

[@GandDMcInnes]

Hi Ashlee - great recap thank you. I think we definitely all have struggled during this period and I have had some teenage attitude challenges as well. I am having trouble finding your review of the maturation unit from TGTB video. Could you please link for me?

[@krystlehammond1447]

I've been praying for you and your family and with our going into detail I have been having the same kind of stress these last few weeks as well. Hang in there. Love hearing these videos, helps motivate me just knowing I'm in the same place with all the different seasons in our life!

[@GraceandGrit]

Thankyou 💙💙

[@lindaneuhaus1026]

Do your kids go shopping and pick out something new for back to school? I take my kids usually and let them pick out a few new things at the beginning of the school year every year. Like a new binder f they need one or special pens or pencils or a pack of stickers . Just a little way to let them have something that gets them excited about getting going again. And our library is still doing curbside pickup so I made a prize box to do our own reading program that we can use during the school year also. They like to participate in the library reading program but as they get older the prizes aren't as fun. So we add prizes we know they enjoy.

[@GraceandGrit]

We do:)

[@lauradzuby954]

Hang in there, it was an exceptionally difficult time for all this year...probably more than normal. Enjoy the break. Keeping the culture out of home is tough, kids still pick up much.

[@robinp9047]

Thank you❤️

[@mariep1107]

Congratulations on finishing strong and not giving up when it got hard!! My 3rd and 4th kiddos are only 18 months apart and the oldest had a fall bday so I started the youngest early and they have gone through school together. They are ages 14 & 13 and will both be doing 9th grade this year. Don't ask about their math :( Now a fun question...how do you make your cold brew?

[@GraceandGrit]

In the fridge from packs sold at target!

[@slhunter07]

A book we really enjoyed recently was Escape from Mr. Lemoncellos Library. Very light hearted and fun.

[@GraceandGrit]

Thankyou!

[@jcheck99]

Thank you for being so real! My kids are 6 and 8 years old. These past few months have been very hard on everyone. I feel like I am constantly coaching them. We are starting our home school journey this year and I have really enjoyed your videos.

[@raeghntorrie7639]

I've been watching a ton of your videos and it's been so helpful! I'm so excited for the things I'm learning from you! I have started the good and the beautiful now yesterday and well see how this goes. My kids decided to homeschool when this covid online school year was over. I only have one recommendation for you, watch your "ums". You say um a lot. It's distracting, other then that, you're a great you tuber!

[@raeghntorrie7639]

Oops, didn't mean to put this post in a reply!

[@crystalhill3216]

Sending hugs. Also I’m going to have to check out that bible devotional. Is it good for younger kids? I have a 5 & 7 year old. I really hope things get better.

[@GraceandGrit]

Yes i think so!

[@galoreofbooks6216]

love the poem thing with others creating poems, this may help me , im struggling getting my daughter to have joy with writing

[@jaimiekight]

Looooove you friend! And I love that shirt too. Lol

[@GraceandGrit]

Loveee you!!

[@Sdewebb]

I know this ws months ago and honestly I'm really feeling this now. I feel like we were shielded for the most part from the covid craziness. I'm just feeling so beyond incredibly stressed and I just can't even with life any more with this life we are all living now. Taking a break from school isn't an option it's what makes the chaos feel less scary and hard. I'm just tired and scared because of life and the world. Leaving the house isn't even an option because masks are required everywhere and they give me migraines. I hate this world.

[@MikeKendrickMusic]

Thanks for sharing! I always enjoy these videos. I am praying for you and your family. I get the recent added stress! Thank you for your ministry here! ❤️

[@GraceandGrit]

Thankyou for being such a kind viewer!

[@MikeKendrickMusic]

Grace and Grit ❤️ I pray you are having a better week!

[@kristintanner2046]

Thanks for sharing your updates. Love hearing about your family’s homeschooling journey and experiences as we also homeschool several younger kids. Also, your arms and back are beast mode, Mama! #goals

[@michellechannell1219]

I know exactly what you mean about teens and preteens. They are exhausting. My two still at home are fourteen and twelve. :)

[@mstoneify]

The last few weeks have been a struggle for me as well - and if I'm reading between the lines - it's for the same reason. I'll pray for your family, and you can pray for mine. Deal?

[@eagleswing865]

For the 24 Family Ways, do you think kids should be at least kindergarten/school age? I have a toddler and soon to be newborn, it sounds like it might be over our heads currently?

[@momof5219]

Look into mr. D math. I think it will help with your oldest

[@Txanaplays1]

Ashley, I'd like to make a request. I bought your 30 days meal plan to lose weight. I was wondering if you could do a series of preparing/ cooking those Lunch & dinner, & sample items to buy. I need help. If it's possible. Thanks.

[@GraceandGrit]

Email Me with any questions [e-mail]

[@amandaweissinger8821]

❤️

[@Lucy-vx2ls]

I love the idea of Our 24 Family Ways but right now I have my 12yo stepdaughter, and a 2 and 4 year old. Doing these devotionals just felt like "interrogate and lecture" for us. I'm still on the hunt for a devotional that feels gentle and relevant, especially since her mom raised her without God.

[@GraceandGrit]

Such a sensitive situation! Praying you find something.

[@Lucy-vx2ls]

@@GraceandGrit thanks! Me too. 🙏

[@Roberts1715]

I went to order the book by Clay Clarkson but it wasn’t on your Favorites Page. I want you to get credit, what should I do?

[@GraceandGrit]

It’s there I just double checked and thankyou!

[@Roberts1715]

I’ll try again!! Really want to add it to our maiden homeschool voyage!

[@heatherbigelow9141]

Going forward, maybe look into Nicole the Math Lady or Mr. D for Kylee's math. It might be a middle of the road option for you- it is similar to Teaching Textbooks in that it can be more hands-off, but for both of them, it is a PERSON teaching. Might make the difference! Good luck!

[@devyduck]

My 8th grader is going to to Mr. D's math this fall. We are looking forward to using it.