Mid Year Homeschool Reflections || The good and bad of fall semester

[@bringinglifehome]

It's always so nice to have a year where you don't have to change much curriculum and what you have is working well 😊

[@bakerbrewz]

Great update Stephanie! Thanks for sharing how things are going and what curriculum you have found that is working for you and your family. Sending you lots of love and positive vibes for the year ahead!

[@HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

I’m excited to see what unit studies you have picked for Spring.

[@schultesweeties]

I hope to share it next week! 😀

[@blessedhomeschool]

Great update!! We love All About Reading ❤.

[@CalmintheChaosHomeschool]

We have been enjoying the Spanish from Masterbooks too ❤

[@worldofweeze]

Thanks for sharing your mid-year updates! I’ll be excited to hear about some sign language resources in the future!😊

[@budgetnutritionist]

I just discovered your channel and I'm loving it! Thanks for all of the helpful videos!!

[@schultesweeties]

Welcome! Thanks for checking it out!

[@homeschoolingthroughhighschool]

The Biology One cover is so cute! 🌻

[@journeyinthehome]

I've been super interested in the Biblical Worldview on Mental Health for Children. Looking forward to your flip thru!

[@schultesweeties]

I plan to share it for the collaboration on February 21 hosted by Creative Curious Learning and Living 😀

[@apologiaworld]

So happy to hear that math is still going well for you!

[@HomegrownHomeschool]

I’ve been debating apologia math and math with confidence. It’s so hard to decide when you all on the playlist talk about both 😂

[@HomegrownHomeschool]

My kids love hands on science experiments too. That’s what makes it come alive for them (and me)

[@schultesweeties]

I didn’t love Math with Confidences teacher guide. But I do think both programs are good. My middle LOVES the hands on of Apologia.

[@thehudsonshub]

This is what I feel, too, with our Latin curriculum. I need an audio so that I have at least a guide for the pronunciation.

[@Busybeeexplorers]

I have been looking into the Biblical Mental Health book, I am looking forward to the flip through. Do you think it would be too hard for a 1st grader?

[@schultesweeties]

Nope! My kinder (she’s 6) is using it as well. You may need to help a first grader a bit more and maybe not use every page, but I don’t think it would be too early to use! There is so much good information in there for discussions too! I’m using it with a 6, 8 and 12 year old. Maybe easier for my 12 year old but she is going through tons of emotions currently with puberty so I still think it is great for her too

[@Busybeeexplorers]

@@schultesweeties Thanks for the feedback! That’s helpful.

[@Homeschool.in.Paradise]

Great update!! We are loving the handwriting with tgtb as well! 😊