Lesson Pathways

[Mrs.mommywhite3]

 Does anyone use lesson pathways...

[rsrangel]

I do!  But not as my main curriculum.  I use it alongside our other stuff, or to switch things up a bit. 

[Mrs.mommywhite3]

 what do you use as main curr.?

[Ichthus]

I've used bits and pieces of Lesson Pathways. I've mostly used it for literature, but I've found that my son doesn't enjoy the books they use. He wants more "boy" stuff. They do have some good links for different lessons ideas. I just pick and choose what I want to use to supplement our usual schedule. We use a variety of curriculum; workbooks, Right Start math, All About Spelling, Handwriting without Tears, etc.

[bttrflyvld]

We have been using it for preschool and have had lots of fun with it.  It's so nice that it have everything grouped together for you to just click the different links.  I would have taken me forever to to find all that they have for each subject.  We've been using it for a couple of months now and have really liked it.  It's great it's free and it's links are free as well.  I wouldn't use  necessarily use it as a complete curriculum, but it's fun for a for a unit type of study.  It's given us lots of fun ideas for our preschool.

[KickButtMama]

 

Quoting Ichthus:

I've used bits and pieces of Lesson Pathways. I've mostly used it for literature, but I've found that my son doesn't enjoy the books they use. He wants more "boy" stuff. They do have some good links for different lessons ideas. I just pick and choose what I want to use to supplement our usual schedule. We use a variety of curriculum; workbooks, Right Start math, All About Spelling, Handwriting without Tears, etc.

 We had the same problem, my kids didn't really enjoy it. My boys are visual learners and they like doing hands on learning. I too sometimes use LP for ideas, but it didn't really work for us.