Hello mam, my son is in the process of changing schools, currently passed out of 2nd grade , He was bumped up to grade 2 skipping grade , the principal and teachers told us that he is doing well above his grade level , Me and my wife are are very confused now if our son should repeat 2nd grade or transition to 3 rd grade , if you could guide us if the level of education gets difficult , we are confident his roots are very strong but just dont want him under perform and lose motivation , we would really appreciate your opinion thank you , Worried parents.
Unfortunately there is no easy answer here. But I can give some advice on where to start. Each state has different laws and requirements so find what those are first. Some states have a lot more requirements while states, like mine, just need to know that you are homeschooling and that the kids are progressing. Look for Facebook homeschool groups in your area because they often have lots of information. As to where to start your student- that is completely up to you. One of the joys of homeschooling is that we can fit the school work to our children. Do some research on curriculum you all might like and that could work with your state requirements. Just about all curriculum companies will have placement tests so you can put your child on the level they need. I hope that this helps! ❤️
I love the way you observe your little ones and adjust and readjust accordingly. 🙌☺️
One of the best things about homeschooling is being able to tailor everything for each of my kids. ❤️
Hello mam, my son is in the process of changing schools, currently passed out of 2nd grade , He was bumped up to grade 2 skipping grade , the principal and teachers told us that he is doing well above his grade level , Me and my wife are are very confused now if our son should repeat 2nd grade or transition to 3 rd grade , if you could guide us if the level of education gets difficult , we are confident his roots are very strong but just dont want him under perform and lose motivation , we would really appreciate your opinion thank you ,
Worried parents.
Unfortunately there is no easy answer here. But I can give some advice on where to start.
Each state has different laws and requirements so find what those are first. Some states have a lot more requirements while states, like mine, just need to know that you are homeschooling and that the kids are progressing. Look for Facebook homeschool groups in your area because they often have lots of information.
As to where to start your student- that is completely up to you. One of the joys of homeschooling is that we can fit the school work to our children. Do some research on curriculum you all might like and that could work with your state requirements. Just about all curriculum companies will have placement tests so you can put your child on the level they need.
I hope that this helps! ❤️