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Do you homeschool? I
don't, and I said I never would, but now I really want to. My husband and I are on different sides of
this so I have no delusions that I will get to do this with any of my
children. My reasons for wanting to do
so are many, his reasons not to are many, and all of our reasons either way are
understandable and reasonable. This is a
hot topic so please feel free to weigh in in the comments!
I am looking at a lot of different options. If we had another computer I would do
abcmouse.com. I have heard GREAT things
about them. However, I don't see a separate computer in our future,
so I am also looking at the ABEKA Pre-K curriculum.
What do you suggest?
I know several out there have homeschooled Pre-K before. Any helpful tips or tricks?
don't ever second guess yourself faith. you are an incredible mother, and you're common sense is beyond that of average people. being a mom is hard, and i'm just discovering this. you've done a phenomenal job thus far if your sweet little one is THIS prepared for school already. search with GOD to find your answers to your questions. we are MOTHERS for a reason. it's to MOTHER, teach, and mold our children into the people we'd like for them to be. best of luck. - randi jo
ReplyDeleteAwe, thanks for the awesomely sweet comment. I can't take credit for her current state of preparedness however. She honestly just picks most of it up. It is amazing what she remembers. Being a mom IS hard, but we just do the best we can by God's grace, knowing it is sufficient, and supporting each other along the way. Thanks for your support!
ReplyDeleteMy Father's World is a popular Kindy curriculum.. and I LOVE all about reading. The first half of Math Mammoth 1st grade, + an abacus, might be a fun intro to math.
ReplyDeleteWe do homeschool. Our children (well teenagers now) attended public school for the early years of their education. Our daughters both have learning disabilities and special needs. We pulled them from school when they were in 6th, 3rd and 1st grades. I had been feeling the Lord directing us to homeschool for sometime before pulling them out. It was my mouth that got us into homeschooling. Haha
ReplyDeleteWe had a meeting with school administration about our oldest daughter. They told us (right in front of our daughter) she would never learn properly without medication. UGH! I knew she had trouble learning but please don't say that in front of my daughter.
Sorry for the book comment! Haha I would really seek His direction in regards to homeschooling. Talk it over with your husband. My husband was not really on board with homeschooling at first.