"Thank you so much for sharing with us". We are also starting 6th grade in August 2023 and were wondering what were the themes for this semester. She is very excited! Blessings!
I’m glad you liked the video! My son is looking forward to 6th grade as well! We are starting back in a couple of weeks. I hope you guys have a great homeschool year! Thanks for liking and subscribing! 👍🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this is my first year with my 6th grade as well if there any way you can do a video on how you plan to organize each week please I would greatly appreciate it or if you have any ideas
Hi! Thank you so much for your comment and I’m glad you found this video helpful! Yes, I can do a weekly organizing video! I’ll add it to my list! Good luck and happy homeschooling!🙂
Hi Jess! It depends if you are accredited or unaccredited. If your child is accredited, and if it is a test that you have to send in to Abeka then they would grade it, and use it to determine his or her GPA. I would also call Abeka and say my child has just failed this test and I’m sure they still want to see it if it’s one of the tests that you have to submit. If you are unaccredited then you don’t have to do anything except what you want to do as the parent. I have not had a 6th grader fail a test, but if they did, I would have them go back and study and then retake the test if this is a once in a blue moon thing. If it’s all the time then that’s another thing. Abeka is much harder than public school testing from what I’ve heard and seen so if your child is just starting sixth grade and they are new to Abeka then the tests might be differently formatted and they might need to get used to the way the tests are. I know some parents that don’t even give their children the tests if they are unaccredited. I give my children the tests because I want to make sure they are learning and that they can take tests. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions let me know! Thanks! 👍🙂
Thank you, very thorough.
I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful! 😊
Can you do a video going through the reading currículum?
"Thank you so much for sharing with us". We are also starting 6th grade in August 2023 and were wondering what were the themes for this semester. She is very excited! Blessings!
I’m glad you liked the video! My son is looking forward to 6th grade as well! We are starting back in a couple of weeks. I hope you guys have a great homeschool year! Thanks for liking and subscribing! 👍🙂
Thank you for taking the time to share
Thank you! I’m happy to do so! If you have any particular homeschool videos you’d like me to talk about just let me know!
Thank you for sharing. This is very helpful.
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thank you! I hope you have a good homeschooling journey!
Thank you so much for sharing this is my first year with my 6th grade as well if there any way you can do a video on how you plan to organize each week please I would greatly appreciate it or if you have any ideas
Hi! Thank you so much for your comment and I’m glad you found this video helpful! Yes, I can do a weekly organizing video! I’ll add it to my list! Good luck and happy homeschooling!🙂
Thanks for the video! What exactly happens if your child fails a test?
Hi Jess! It depends if you are accredited or unaccredited. If your child is accredited, and if it is a test that you have to send in to Abeka then they would grade it, and use it to determine his or her GPA. I would also call Abeka and say my child has just failed this test and I’m sure they still want to see it if it’s one of the tests that you have to submit. If you are unaccredited then you don’t have to do anything except what you want to do as the parent. I have not had a 6th grader fail a test, but if they did, I would have them go back and study and then retake the test if this is a once in a blue moon thing. If it’s all the time then that’s another thing. Abeka is much harder than public school testing from what I’ve heard and seen so if your child is just starting sixth grade and they are new to Abeka then the tests might be differently formatted and they might need to get used to the way the tests are. I know some parents that don’t even give their children the tests if they are unaccredited. I give my children the tests because I want to make sure they are learning and that they can take tests. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions let me know! Thanks! 👍🙂