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This was exactly what I needed! I found WEH recently and absolutely love her philosophies! I have wanted to use her resources, but wasn’t sure how to put that together into a “curriculum” of my own or what that would look like. Thank you so much for this great video & what you shared!

How did you handle the lessons on contractions? Did you do them or skip them? It seems odd to put those in. I don't know whether to skip those lessons and come back later or what. Any suggestions?

Hoping you are well. We haven't heard or seen anything from you for a very long time.

Do you use a certain printing company?

Is there answer keys?

Is there any more free math (like this) for other grades?

So I decided to go with wentworth-Smith math this summer I think 🤔 😅, trying to decide bw simply charlotte mason arithmetic or eventually change to Strayer-Upton. Anyways, I wanted to know if you had any tips or advice with Wentworth-Smith math?

Great ideas with the magnetic letters. I just ordered some! Thank you for sharing the free Alpha-Phonics pdf and lesson ideas!

So the last book is just for boys? Is there something similar for girls?

Thank you for sharing! How long did it take to get through the Alpha Phonics book? And what age did you start Alpha Phonics with your kid(s)

I've heard of first year in numbers and want to try it but i wanted to ask how it was teaching it without step by step instruction lol 😆 especially when it gets to bigger numbers and multiplication??

Excellent information. Thank you so much.

Excellent idea. Thanks

5:12 5:22 what? that is cursing!

Thank you for the PDF file, but does it come with the teachers guide included?

I just found this video is so helpful, and easy to follow and appropriate for mothers. We have so many things to do and i think is much better to write it down. Thank you for sharing this it’s what I needed to see.

I’m glad you made a video. I’ve been watching minimalist bujo journal videos which happen to be made mostly by men. They weren’t helpful because they don’t have as much to track as moms.

Where did you get the chart shown at 4:49?

Do you have a link for the binding you use? Also I’m curious have you ever considered a gentle feast? I have been looking into it because it seems easier for larger families and less prep work.

Are you still using this?

I love this!!!! My babies love to hear me read aloud so this is perfect!!!

DO you know if there is a link to the phonogram cards that isn't cursive?

How the heck did you print it out I am so confused on 5th grade American history when i click on the pDF its like a work book its not the actual lessons??? Help -_-

thank you for these suggestions i am going to start the three r's book myself . very helpful hope you are doing well

Is it possible if you please could post the link for the place value book? thank you in advance

thank you so much! love the content gave me a good flip through of the books

Thank you so much 🤗!! You put my mind at ease. I also enjoyed your video! God bless you and yours❤

Hello Great ideas but I can't access your blog.

You're awesome! Thank you! Subscribed!

Where do you think it starts covering second grade stuff? I don't want to start at the begining, since it will be to easy for my 1st grader.

I felt like I was looking out my own window! Are u in the Northeast too? Lol 🤔

Thanks for posting! I homeschool 7 children but im also a student for sure..i love to learn, read, research, and explore so discovering WEH is exciting and a blessing for me. Im still watching the intro videos...there's so many its a bit overwhelming!

Thank you! I love the creativity you used to personalize the program. You can squeeze alot from these lessons is what you have shown. 👍

hi, thanks for sharing how you do the lessons. if your child was able to read the lesson then you would continue next lessons or would you also review before starting next lesson. how do I make my child fluent, she is able to read 3 letters

I have all these for my 3rd grader as well! I’m trying to find a good schedule to use them all without feeling overloaded. Would love to know when you use them :)

Thank you for this !!!

With my daughter we have tried Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons and then we went to Alpha Phonics. She got burnt out on both of those. We then found the two part book series Reading Without Tears by Favell Lee Mortimer. It's a very laid back approach and we are able to do it 5 days a week without hardly any complaint :) I read somewhere that it was used by Winston Churchill when he was a child.

I have all of those Language Arts materials except the reading journal. I haven't used them all yet though. My kid is also having a hard time with clocks so I'll look into the Math Mammoth book.

I learnt about WEH through your videos, ive touched on the rotation gently but planning to dive in properly from January. Love your videos.

I love this. Didn't know of this free vintage curriculum. I went to your other videos and it looks wonderful! Thank you for sharing! 💗☺️

Loving Under The Home, great video!

thanks for all the great suggestions

Thanks for sharing about UTH. I’m using 1st grade science and geography. I planned to use the math but he was just not getting it and disliked it. Move on to Number stories and he loves it. We just finished the story of Jo-Jo monkey. Thanks for sharing that one as well. Prayers for a easy delivery and recovery for you and baby.

I love that this gives real-life context to math! I certainly think we are going to add these precious books into our curriculum!

My oldest also loves joining in for the books and memory statements from G+C Preschool.

Yes, the archive is a great resource. If you search "Curriculum Foundation Series" which published those number books...they published much more to go along with the books. You'll find reading, science and the accompanying Teacher's Guidebooks for them as well as the accompanying workbooks. There is a fill-in workbook that on there that accompanies the number stories series you show here. Great video!!!

I love the variety in your morning basket! 🙌☺️

Does each month have books from different series and you choose which series you want to do for that month? Do you finish in a month? So for example you chose American Revolution and France to study for the month you are in and next year will perhaps choose another series from that months rotation??

Thank you for all the ideas!! Just had my second baby so I needed some inspiration on how to keep my toddler busy 😅😅😅

I love all your picks!