So many resources! We have been using the labs for Chemistry in the Kitchen this year for Emma which has been really good. Someone just mentioned on one of my videos about this course, I didn't even think to look at Guest Hollow for an Econ course. My oldest only needs an english credit next year, so we are looking to add some things that she can take part in with my sophomore. Thank you for sharing!
I’m using this next school year with my 17 yo 12th grader. My plan is use just the books needed for the workbook. I’ll let him pick a few other books that seem of interest to him. He’s heading into the workforce and not going to college.
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool yes, how to let him know what to do. Which videos to watch. Books to read is easy. But I don’t know if I want to give him access to the pdf schedule or not. Maybe I can print it out then highlight what I want him to do. Then he can just go on the schedule and click the hyperlink.
@@klevesque I think that would be a good way to go about it. Or you could even give him an edited version of the schedule that would have the direct links on it (as well as his assigned teaching).
This was helpful and great. Been going back and forth about trying GH. How do your kids and you do with reading especially textbooks from an electronic device? Personally I prefer physical materials.
We don't really do many textbooks in our homeschool, so I can't say what it's like listening to those on audiobook. I do think that, based on looking at this guide, probably less of these books would be good as an audiobook. Maybe some of the extras, but not the informational books or spines (most likely).
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool maybe I didn’t catch that the government unit doesn’t have a text? Maybe biology is one of the only ones with a digital text? Have you used any of their subjects that include a text? Wondering which ones have texts. I saw that the geography unit has digital readings. Did y’all do those and like them?
@@TheChan7 oh… sorry! I was thinking physical textbook vs audio! lol! Yes! There is an online textbook… we have used their geography textbook and I found it really easy to get through with my kids if we took it in small chunks (since my kids are in middle school and the course is for high schoolers). Now I assign my girls the textbook and workbook and the just get on the computer to read the textbook and answer the questions. It’s really best online because my favorite part is the ingrained RUclips videos that break up the reading and help to explain the text. When I’m doing it with the whole family, I hook up my computer and have the textbook on the tv as I read through it too them ands watch the videos.
My kid said top book choices are Money Challenge for Teens and Cartoon Guide to Microeconomics. Runners-up was People's Guide to US Constitution and Slanted.
I totally get that! Different curriculum works differently for different families. Guest Hollow can be somewhere in the middle at times… too secular for some and not secular enough for others :)
Have you ever used a Guest Hollow course? How did it go for you?
This course is high on my radar for my son. I appreciate you joining this collab. 🌻
Oh fun! Maybe he’ll be doing it soon too! This clam was fun! Thanks for hosting!
Ugh election year. I was having this great high watching all these Guest hollow videos and then I remembered the last debate. 🤪
😂😂😂
So many resources! We have been using the labs for Chemistry in the Kitchen this year for Emma which has been really good. Someone just mentioned on one of my videos about this course, I didn't even think to look at Guest Hollow for an Econ course. My oldest only needs an english credit next year, so we are looking to add some things that she can take part in with my sophomore. Thank you for sharing!
Definitely so many great ideas in Guest Hollow’s courses. I’m in the throes of planning out my daughter Chemistry in the Kitchen for next year!
I'm always curious to see the physical place that other GH users write their plans & how, so I'm glad you shared that.
Yes! Same! Love seeing how people actually plan things and with GH being a bit different… super helpful for me too.
Fantastic review! This was a great look through!
Thank you!
I love that idea of doing a different aspect of history/social studies everyday
Me too… though we end up with lots of books to manage… 😂😅😂
I love the amount of resources guest hollow provides with their curriculum!
I know! So fun!
My older daughter is doing their biology!!!i like that they have a base program!!! I love that it’s doable over a few yrs!!!
Oh! Is she enjoying it?
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool yea
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This truly helped me!
So glad to hear that!
Oh good! Thank you for watching!
I cannot wait to use this with my kids one they are old enough!!!
Yes! They have so much fun curriculum to look forward to.
I’m using this next school year with my 17 yo 12th grader. My plan is use just the books needed for the workbook. I’ll let him pick a few other books that seem of interest to him. He’s heading into the workforce and not going to college.
I hope you and he has a great year with this. I like your plan!
He’s pretty independent so I’m still wondering how I’m going to handle the actually day to day things.
Like how to let him know what to do? And for this course or for all?
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool yes, how to let him know what to do. Which videos to watch. Books to read is easy. But I don’t know if I want to give him access to the pdf schedule or not. Maybe I can print it out then highlight what I want him to do. Then he can just go on the schedule and click the hyperlink.
@@klevesque I think that would be a good way to go about it. Or you could even give him an edited version of the schedule that would have the direct links on it (as well as his assigned teaching).
This course looks interesting! I’ll be following along😊
Awesome! Glad you have you here!
This was helpful and great. Been going back and forth about trying GH. How do your kids and you do with reading especially textbooks from an electronic device? Personally I prefer physical materials.
We don't really do many textbooks in our homeschool, so I can't say what it's like listening to those on audiobook. I do think that, based on looking at this guide, probably less of these books would be good as an audiobook. Maybe some of the extras, but not the informational books or spines (most likely).
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool maybe I didn’t catch that the government unit doesn’t have a text? Maybe biology is one of the only ones with a digital text? Have you used any of their subjects that include a text? Wondering which ones have texts. I saw that the geography unit has digital readings. Did y’all do those and like them?
@@TheChan7 oh… sorry! I was thinking physical textbook vs audio! lol! Yes! There is an online textbook… we have used their geography textbook and I found it really easy to get through with my kids if we took it in small chunks (since my kids are in middle school and the course is for high schoolers). Now I assign my girls the textbook and workbook and the just get on the computer to read the textbook and answer the questions. It’s really best online because my favorite part is the ingrained RUclips videos that break up the reading and help to explain the text. When I’m doing it with the whole family, I hook up my computer and have the textbook on the tv as I read through it too them ands watch the videos.
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool no worries. Thanks for the details. So helpful!
We are in week 19 or 20 in this curriculum. It's my first GH experience and it has been good so far.
Oh! Good to hear! I really love the unique approach they have in creating their courses. We are enjoying all the ones we are doing.
My kid said top book choices are Money Challenge for Teens and Cartoon Guide to Microeconomics. Runners-up was People's Guide to US Constitution and Slanted.
Oh, thank you! Great to know some favorites!
Guest Hollow is just too secular for my taste. I prefer resources with a stronger biblical world view.
I totally get that! Different curriculum works differently for different families. Guest Hollow can be somewhere in the middle at times… too secular for some and not secular enough for others :)