Homeschoolers

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #741

Right now I'm trying to get some suggestions to look into. So if you could get me the sites, I would appeciate it.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #742

Sorry ShadowMaid, I can't get my vB Codes to work. Maybe Elaine will fix it for me later. the website is www.highschoolscience.com
Saxon's website is http://www.saxonpublishers.com/

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #743

What subjects are you especially interested in? Do you want recomendations for history and Language Arts as well?

 

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #744

I'm looking to replace everything. The curriculum I have is skimpy. I want to learn more.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #745

Ok Well, I'll try to find a website for my history curriculum. I really like it. You learn history and logic together. Do you have any particular apporach, etc in mind

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #746

Are you going to change curriculums mid-year?

 

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #747

Here is the curriculum I'm using now. http://www.schooloftomorrow.com/index.asp

 

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #748

Originally posted by Christine
Are you going to change curriculums mid-year?

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No, next year for High School.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #749

Okey, this is the place where I got my history curriculum. http://www.criticalthinking.com/index.html My curriculum is called the Critical Thinking in U.S. History Series by Kevin O'Reilly. There are four books in the series, and it can be used any year from 7th-12th.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #750

I don't know if this will help you out any or not, but this is my parent's absolute favorite homeschooling ministry. http://www.triviumpursuit.com/

 

Lucky

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #751

Originally posted by Christine
There, now no one will ever know. :angel:

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Except that I meant the spelling errors in your signature and profile.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #752

I should note that many of these items can be found on the internet, or at state homeschooling curriculums used for alot less money. I know some sites you could check into if you want to go used on any curriculum.

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #753

Originally posted by Lucky
Except that I meant the spelling errors in your signature and profile.

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Oh. :doh: :doh: :doh: :doh:

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #754

Hey, what's wrong with my signiture???

 

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #755

Hmmm... the things I want to include in my learning:
Math
History
Social Studies
Science
Spelling
Bible if it is a given choice
English

I don't know what I'm going to do for high school electives. I would have to have an idea of what curriculum I'm going to use. And I try to stick to one curriculum, but I'm willing to spread myself out to learn the necessities.

 

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Zimfan

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #756

Originally posted by Christine
Hey, what's wrong with my signiture???

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:chuckle: I know.

 

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Zimfan

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #757

Originally posted by Christine
Hey, what's wrong with my signiture???

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signature

Must be that inferior home school education you're getting.

 

ShadowMaid

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #758

Then wouldn't it be like such a gentleman to tell her?:angel:

 

Christine

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #759

Originally posted by Zimfan
:chuckle: I know.

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You mind sharing??

 

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ksoltisb

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• Nov 10, 2003

• #760

Stay on thhe thread! PM's are for the other stuff!!