Tuttle Twins Free Market Rules Economics Curriculum FLIP THROUGH

[@LoveThemWell]

This is so fun! One is my students was reading this today and I thought…aww you came from homeschool! Yay!

[@ravenbird3014]

I’ve looked at this course over and over again…but that price! 😬

[@HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

I am going to check this out.

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

You should! It’s been so much fun for us to do.

[@heyhumbie]

Thank you for this review! I really appreciate what the Tuttle Twins curriculum offers and I was looking at this economics course for my soon to be 8th grader. When I purchase this I’ll use your affiliate link.

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

Thank you!!!

[@lisaroper421]

Dang! I have been on the Tuttle Twin boat for a while, but I have never seen so much about this-- and it sounds really awesome!! Makes me want to run and buy it right now! Are you using this as a history/social studies credit, or what?

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

I don’t have to assign credits yet, but I think it would make sense as a social studies or economics credit.

[@Teach.love.glamp.]

So are they reading a tuttle twin book to go with this? Or are the books something separate?

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

The books are separate. We do read the Tuttle Twins books, but they are not required for this curriculum.

[@JaniceCrowell]

Do these go along with Tuttle Twins books at all? I’m wondering if the books themselves would be suitable for curriculum. But I’ve never actually seen the books so I don’t know.

[@ThisHomeschoolingAdventure]

Do you think teens are too old for Tuttle Twins? I've thought about looking into it, but I have all teens.

[@JaniceCrowell]

Does it include reading the Tuttle Twins books?

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

You don't need the Tuttle Twins books for this curriculum. We do read them in our homeschool, but they are not required for using the curriculum.

[@mamamatheson1889]

I have been curious about the Tuttle Twin products for some time, but haven’t tried them yet. Are you able to tell if this curriculum has any political or religious biases or is the material presented without an agenda? I have seen some pretty unflattering critiques.

[@HomeschoolwithJen]

There are definitely political biases included in the Tuttle Twins products.

[@mamamatheson1889]

​Thank you so much. Do you feel comfortable elaborating? I’d like to know more about them before giving them a try. All the reviews I have seen don’t talk about the biases at all or that is all they talk about. It’s very hard to get a clear picture on what is truly being offered. I know this is a touchy topic so it’s totally cool if you’d rather not say more. Thanks again.

[@lisaroper421]

@@mamamatheson1889 The Tuttle Twins is pretty Libertarian. So high on individual freedoms, and economic freedom too. Low on government love and trust. I would say they are in fact quite patriotic, but they wish the government was less in people business (both literal business and figurative), and more like how the government was in the early years of our country (quite limited). I think you'll get a pretty good idea of exactly how that play out if you look at their blog on their store page. Good luck figuring it out if it's for you! My family loves them, but we are libertarians too!

[@lisaroper421]

Oh, I just checked and the link is called "Newsletter" on their site.

[@mamamatheson1889]

@@lisaroper421 Thank you so much. Your thoughts on this are very clear and helpful.