END OF THE YEAR HOMESCHOOL UPDATE | Our Curriculum Hits and Misses

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

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  • @LivingWithEve
    @LivingWithEve Год назад +1

    Oh! I used that music theory book when I taught middle school music!

  • @LivingWithEve
    @LivingWithEve Год назад +1

    That history look so interesting!

  • @LivingWithEve
    @LivingWithEve Год назад +1

    We love All Snout Reading and All About Spelling.

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад

      So great! My boys are almost finished with Level 4 reading and Level 2 Spelling. :)

  • @samanthawoods615
    @samanthawoods615 Год назад +2

    My son is going into 4th grade and he needs some help with memorizing math facts. We love Apologia Math but I definitely slacked on the math facts practice so we will be spending the summer working on memorizing math facts. 😬
    Going to check out the math video now! 💃🏾

  • @knowledgebynature8480
    @knowledgebynature8480 Год назад +2

    We love LOF too. Genius idea to have the older go back through independently, love that!

  • @katie7748
    @katie7748 Год назад +1

    Gnomeo and Juliet has SOOOOOOO many Shakespeare references. Every time we watch it, I spot another!

  • @familychannel3824
    @familychannel3824 Год назад +3

    I love going over our homeschool stuff and I planning the next school year! So far we are sticking with master books, Rod and Staff and for math we are with The good and the beautiful. My oldest has shown an interest in life of Fred for math so we will try it and see!

  • @audreymaldonado5655
    @audreymaldonado5655 Год назад +2

    I think you ca. get the Not consumed checklist in a printable PDF.

  • @bethart1985
    @bethart1985 Год назад +2

    We purchased the Meeting with Jesus for this next year. It looks so awesome! I'm excited to try it!

  • @prayersponytails6227
    @prayersponytails6227 Год назад +1

    We loved Science Shepherd this past year because my big kids (9 & 7) loved watching the videos on the computer together and doing the student books together. It was something they did after all their other school was done and they did it almost every day and I didn’t have to stay on top of it! 👏🏻

  • @MatthewsAdventures156
    @MatthewsAdventures156 Год назад +4

    We loooove Fred. Upper levels are no joke! Don't let the gentleness of the elementary years detour you haha. My 8th grader took about 15 months to get through prealgrebra. Fred definitely stretches the brain and deep thinking

  • @fab5bailey369
    @fab5bailey369 Год назад +2

    All about learning is a solid program. When my child finished a level at an awkward time and I didn't want to start the next level, we would buy an Abeka reader (used). They worked so well with keeping up with phonics skills.

  • @TheGLOSSette
    @TheGLOSSette Год назад +2

    We use Explode the Code as well and are using Bob Books as readers. Once we finish ALL the Bob books I'm thinking of transitioning to the All About Reading readers. Level 2 seems to fit well after Bob Books.

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +2

      Exactly! That’s similar to what my youngest did as well ☺️

    • @Dreblueskies
      @Dreblueskies Год назад +1

      Are you planning on just getting the readers or the whole program?

    • @TheGLOSSette
      @TheGLOSSette Год назад +2

      @@Dreblueskies the readers

    • @Dreblueskies
      @Dreblueskies Год назад +1

      @@TheGLOSSette Thanks 😊

    • @Dreblueskies
      @Dreblueskies Год назад +1

      @@TheGLOSSette Thanks 😊

  • @Dreblueskies
    @Dreblueskies Год назад +1

    Love your channel and updates are always my favorite! 💛
    My 7 year old loves 50 famous stories, it was such a great read.

  • @schultesweeties
    @schultesweeties Год назад +1

    We got a cheap (like $5) agenda book for my oldest and it worked so well for us to write it down each day of what she needed to use. I’m considering a digital planner this year (especially for her work)

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +1

      Oh yes, I forgot about a digital option! She kind of has that with the homeschool hub from BJU press. I guess we could input all of her checklist in there? Thanks for reminding me! 😀

  • @tori.homeschoolingmom
    @tori.homeschoolingmom Год назад +1

    Can you link the narration notebook? I like that it has the drawing on just 1 page, it would be better for longer narrations than the Primary journals I have been using.

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +1

      Here you go! www.amazon.com/dp/B085K96ZQ8/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_WSYQ9TEST03DD05FM3KD?linkCode=ml2&tag=joyfulnoise20-20

  • @crystalh28
    @crystalh28 Год назад +1

    Were you in the MWC Level 3 test group? If so, how did you like it? I have a pre-order for Level 3.

    • @crystalh28
      @crystalh28 Год назад +1

      Oh, and do you have a link for those drawing continents books?

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +2

      Yes! I was in the 3rd Grade group as well :) I love it! We have it on order for my upcoming 3rd grader :)

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +2

      Here’s the link: amzn.to/3q05u3p

    • @crystalh28
      @crystalh28 Год назад +1

      @@JoyfulNoiseLearning Thank you!

  • @kayegenin123
    @kayegenin123 Год назад +1

    What’s the youngest age you could start the Draw Europe (etc.) books?

    • @kayegenin123
      @kayegenin123 Год назад

      We just bought the “Exploring the Bible Together” because my kids are so little. Can’t wait until it gets here!

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +1

      I would suggest 8 or 9 :) My 7 year old is my youngest and loves drawing and writing, so he enjoyed it 😊

  • @nicoleo6373
    @nicoleo6373 Год назад

    Do you have a link for the Spanish handwriting workbook? My daughter does TGTB handwriting and she’s always translating to Spanish! 😅

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +1

      Here you go! shop.zaner-bloser.com/collections/zaner-bloser-la-escritura

    • @nicoleo6373
      @nicoleo6373 Год назад

      @@JoyfulNoiseLearning Thank you!! Loved all your reviews BTW! We started using MWC this year for my 3rd grader and he is loving it! ETC is always a hit, which I don’t know why! 🤣 I should give IEW themed a chance. Structure and style was too much for my reluctant writer, even in 5th grade. Thanks for all your videos 💗

  • @candice3174
    @candice3174 Год назад

    Hi, how did Spanish go?

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад +1

      Oh, that's right! I forgot to update on it, so sorry! I ended up using TalkMom.box and it went okay. We were consistent with it in the Fall, but fell out of routine in the Winter and Spring. With Simple Spanish, I couldn't find a time to fit it in this year either. I picked too many things and we had a lot of out of the house commitments as well. (I talk about this in a recent video as well, decluttering my choices for what we do for homeschool and simplifying it). I'm using Maserbooks Family Spanish now and incorporating Simple Spanish in again here and there also.

  • @cherylshumate549
    @cherylshumate549 Год назад +1

    Do you happen to know when math with confidence level 4 will be coming out?

  • @KennyKessler
    @KennyKessler Год назад

    ocean dessert pizza looks yummy!

  • @danahall1282
    @danahall1282 Год назад

    Is the life of Fred just a reader?

    • @JoyfulNoiseLearning
      @JoyfulNoiseLearning  Год назад

      No! It has the story part, and then it has "Your Turn" practice problems. In the lower levels there are 5-6 practice problems, plus a few math facts practice. I am not sure what it is in the higher levels. There may be more practice as they get older.

  • @prayersponytails6227
    @prayersponytails6227 Год назад +1

    A Hiss 😂🙌🏻