We did this one with the family, preschool and high school. While my preschool loved the stories my high school loved watercoloring one or two of the book journal which works to teach the little to retell. Both enjoyed making fresh bread and jam. This curriculum holds many memories and I plan to bring it out on repeat since I can work on the projects I skipped. We also had to tweak the winter section to studying trees mostly evergreens like magnolia.
This was very helpful, thank you so much! I think I'm going to end up snagging the Beautiful Feet curriculum. The more open-ended approach appeals to me as I think I'll be able to adjust it more easily to our varying schedule throughout the year.
You’re welcome! If you’re doing primer, they both use the brambly hedge book but I don’t think it’s a big deal to repeat readings since one reads it from a science/nature lens and the other uses it for language arts and narration
Oh good to know! Clearly I still need to do some looking through our primer list haha. But, my kids request rereads so often that that might be a bonus 🤣 plus the less books I have to purchase the better for our budget haha.
New subscriber here! I’ve been interested in gentle and classical for a while, but I have so many other curriculums and resource we’re using that I love, so I just don’t know if I can squeeze it in 😬 I’m so tempted though!
We did this one with the family, preschool and high school. While my preschool loved the stories my high school loved watercoloring one or two of the book journal which works to teach the little to retell. Both enjoyed making fresh bread and jam. This curriculum holds many memories and I plan to bring it out on repeat since I can work on the projects I skipped. We also had to tweak the winter section to studying trees mostly evergreens like magnolia.
Aw I love this! How cool that such a different age range still got a lot out of it. I’m excited as an adult to learn!
This is great I was looking for something just like this!
@@themodernhomemaker I’m glad you liked it! Which one are you choosing?
@@RelatableHomeschoolMom beautiful feet!
This was very helpful, thank you so much! I think I'm going to end up snagging the Beautiful Feet curriculum. The more open-ended approach appeals to me as I think I'll be able to adjust it more easily to our varying schedule throughout the year.
You’re welcome! If you’re doing primer, they both use the brambly hedge book but I don’t think it’s a big deal to repeat readings since one reads it from a science/nature lens and the other uses it for language arts and narration
Oh good to know! Clearly I still need to do some looking through our primer list haha. But, my kids request rereads so often that that might be a bonus 🤣 plus the less books I have to purchase the better for our budget haha.
Exactly my thoughts!
New subscriber here! I’ve been interested in gentle and classical for a while, but I have so many other curriculums and resource we’re using that I love, so I just don’t know if I can squeeze it in 😬 I’m so tempted though!
And the brambly hedge book looks so good too 😍
Thanks for subscribing! The struggle is REAL in choosing curriculum and NOT getting too much 🤣
@@RelatableHomeschoolMom for real 😅😅
Great video! I’m trying to pick between the two. What made you pick Seasons Afield?
Honestly it was the emphasis on water color that sold me!