Time 4 Learning Review / Time4Learning Kindergarten / Time For Learning Honest Review / Kindergarten

Time4Learning Review / Time 4 Learning Kindergarten / Time For Learning Honest Review
Welcome to Everyday Blessings. If you're new here my name is Nina I am a homeschooling mom with five kids at home and six kids total. Here on my channel I talk about all things homeschool from tots to teens in real life. God didn't make me Pinterest perfect. I don't even pretend to be.
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I have had a lot of people asking me for updates on Time 4 Learning. We have been using time for learning for almost 2 years now. ‘I've had people asking how we are liking it and if we are still using it. We are still enjoying it, and we are still using it. I still highly recommend Time4Learning to anyone looking for an easy going virtual option to homeschooling.
If you would like to see our sort of unconventional way that we utilize time for learning I will include a link right up here and you can check that out.
Today’s video is about Kindergarten through Time4Learning. Everything I speak about in today’s video is either coming straight from the Time4Learning website and from my own experience using the program with my children.
Time4Learning’s kindergarten math curriculum includes over 200 kindergarten learning activities in many different themes. Guided and motivated by animated characters, students will learn the following:
Counting and recognizing numbers and patterns
Addition and subtraction and
Identifying differences between 2D and 3D shapes
Time For Learning’s Kindergarten Language Arts covers 350 activities spread across 24 chapters, Time4Learning’s kindergarten language arts homeschool curriculum will help your child:
Recognize letters and their sounds
Read sight words
Develop a basic vocabulary and
Develop spelling skills
Time4Learning’s kindergarten science homeschool curriculum teaches different branches of science through interactive activities, fun songs, and hands-on projects. Using fun, interactive animations, students learn scientific concepts such as:
Qualitative and quantitative observations
Differences between living and nonliving things
Different types of animals and their characteristics and
Earth’s materials and how living things use them
Kindergarten is not always required in every state. I find that my children have been ready and eager to start learning around the age of 3 or 4. The kindergarten program really helps with the basic skills they will need in the higher grades. The thing I love about this program is that we can go over struggle spots as many times as we would like. I have gone back though the phonics with one of my children a couple of times, and it was really beneficial to her. We didn’t have to start all the way at the beginning and do everything all over again. We could just focus on the struggle spots and master them before moving onto another grade level.
No curriculum, and no program is going to be 100% perfect. The one thing I would say is a downfall in time for learning when it comes to our homeschooling is that it is not a christian based curriculum. I simply just supplement other curriculum options to fill this gap.
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I know this video is about kindergarten but I'm going to leave my comment/question here because it is your most recent video... I have been researching for months about homeschooling my children. I have 2, one in 8th grade and one in 4th grade. I'm very disappointed with their public school for many many reasons. From the $400-500 dollar supply lists plus they "nickel and dime" you throughout the year; lack of communication; the bullying problem that gets swept under the rug; etc etc, I could go on and on! I recently discovered this program during my research quest. It is my fav so far. That's why I've watched a lot of your videos and other moms as well which has made me love it even more. I have to work, it's non-negotiable so I thought homeschooling would be impossible for us. But I think with this program I can easily work and homeschool my children. One of my other concerns is, my son wants to go to college. There's no content about the electives in this TFL program. Obviously he has to have a certain gpa, SAT/ACT scores, and I think colleges like at least 2 years of foreign language. I didn't know if you could educate me and put my mind at ease that he will have many elective options and he will get into college. If you can help me, many many thanks💙

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I would absolutely love to help you! If you want to e mail me personally so that information about what state you live in, etc is not out for everyone you can do that. [e-mail] Depending on what state you live in, and what colleges you are looking at determines what your son will need to get in. Not all colleges have the same requirements. Also if you are looking at starting in community college the electives can be done there and transferred to university. Send me an e mail and we'll chat about it. :)