No. I think having CAVA with us having so many sicknesses has helped because it helped me get back on track. It has been hard and not fun but better than if they had been in a classroom and better because if I had been on my own I dont think I would have been able to catch back up.
Oh and I wish I would have been a little more careful choosing a bible curriculum. It was good but it was more of a third grade level and a little above her head.
Quoting debramommyof4:No. I think having CAVA with us having so many sicknesses has helped because it helped me get back on track. It has been hard and not fun but better than if they had been in a classroom and better because if I had been on my own I dont think I would have been able to catch back up.
Quoting Dawn07:
This year actually went quite well. I think I would have tried the subject schedule we're ending with now, instead of trying to do every subject every day. We fixed that fast though so no problems.
Oh and I wish I would have been a little more careful choosing a bible curriculum. It was good but it was more of a third grade level and a little above her head.
Quoting mem82:
Are you thinking of just reusing the Bible curriculum next year so you don't miss anything or are you going to try something completely different?
Quoting Dawn07:
This year actually went quite well. I think I would have tried the subject schedule we're ending with now, instead of trying to do every subject every day. We fixed that fast though so no problems.
Oh and I wish I would have been a little more careful choosing a bible curriculum. It was good but it was more of a third grade level and a little above her head.
I would have pulled DS's from K12 at the end of last year and just went for it. We are doing so well with the stuff that curriculums seem to sluff over (time, money, fractions, decimals) that I'm pleased with what we are doing.
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- mem82
on Apr. 25, 2013 at 12:08 PM