sure thing, just let me know any questions you have :) Plans for the future are... homeschooling ;)
We're using the Mother of Divine Grace curriculum for kinder and although we're not enrolled (its pricey for just one kiddo and i don't need grading help/support at this age), I am loving it. Its thoroughly classical, classical with lots of literature. Next year, although not in MODG, we're planning on starting RC History: Connecting With History Volume I which is a literature based Catholic history program that goes chronologically. So Volume I is Ancient World and Bible times. very exciting!
We started in July so that I could take off all of Advent/Christmas for unit studies, and we've been moving along nicely, and are scheduled to finish right before Easter.
Oh and we enrolled in a homeschool charter school through the State b/c they give you cash each semester to spend on books (which i dont need b/c i want to keep my books) and/or extracurriculars like music lessons, PE stuff, art classes, language, etc etc.
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I'm a little astonished at the way we parallel you! Boy, boy, girl. Just got out of army. Living on West coast. Using MODG, but just the syllabus, not the whole school (cuz it's pricey!). Loving The Harp and Laurel Wreath.
Our family, and Mr. First Lieutenant in particular, has had a special devotion to St. Sebastian since a WYD Pilgrimage through Rome in 2005. After visiting the catacombs beneath the tomb of St. Sebastian himself, Mr.FL was inspired to write an epic tale of early Christian martyrs, centering around St. Sebastian. Then, once he decided to enter the military, I thought it only appropriate to entrust both this blog and our family to the patron saint of soliders.
Then it's Hi! Hi! Hey! The Army's on its way. Count off the cadence loud and strong For where e’er we go, You will always know That The Army Goes Rolling Along.
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lol, very cute, love the last one!
ReplyDeleteWould love to chat with you about your homeschooling experience thus far and plans for the future!
ReplyDeleteAlso, great pictures :)
sure thing, just let me know any questions you have :) Plans for the future are... homeschooling ;)
DeleteWe're using the Mother of Divine Grace curriculum for kinder and although we're not enrolled (its pricey for just one kiddo and i don't need grading help/support at this age), I am loving it. Its thoroughly classical, classical with lots of literature. Next year, although not in MODG, we're planning on starting RC History: Connecting With History Volume I which is a literature based Catholic history program that goes chronologically. So Volume I is Ancient World and Bible times. very exciting!
We started in July so that I could take off all of Advent/Christmas for unit studies, and we've been moving along nicely, and are scheduled to finish right before Easter.
Oh and we enrolled in a homeschool charter school through the State b/c they give you cash each semester to spend on books (which i dont need b/c i want to keep my books) and/or extracurriculars like music lessons, PE stuff, art classes, language, etc etc.
I think bloglovin ate my reply, but if you get this twice, I'm sorry!
DeleteI'm a little astonished at the way we parallel you! Boy, boy, girl. Just got out of army. Living on West coast. Using MODG, but just the syllabus, not the whole school (cuz it's pricey!). Loving The Harp and Laurel Wreath.
huh, too funny!! where on the west coast are you?? would love to get together! :)
Deletewe LOVE the H&LW!!