I love this! We are Ambleside users as well, although I have tweaked it quite a bit to make it work for us. Thank you for sharing your journey! I love seeing how other moms schedule out their Charlotte Mason curriculums.
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Hey Audrianna! (sorry if it's misspelled!) I am curious if you guys are still using Singapore Dimensions or how it's worked out for you so far? We are also thinking of switching from the Simply Good and Beautiful Math. Thanks!
I’m planning on this being one of my next videos. But long story short, I’m still using it for two of my children. For the other two, I’m not. I’m glad that I tried it for all of them. It definitely didn’t feel like time wasted. Their skills were solidified after coming out of TGATB. But Singapore is a very advanced program on that it uses lots of algebraic thinking. For some children, that’s perfect. For some children, it’s frustrating. But it’s a truly great program.
I love this! We are Ambleside users as well, although I have tweaked it quite a bit to make it work for us. Thank you for sharing your journey! I love seeing how other moms schedule out their Charlotte Mason curriculums.
Do you have a copy of your kifs assignment sheets (the ones you write in plain notebooks).
Can you tell me your family subjects, how many times a week and what days? Your video keeps on cutting put.
I cannot find the daily independent work sheets.
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Hey Audrianna! (sorry if it's misspelled!) I am curious if you guys are still using Singapore Dimensions or how it's worked out for you so far? We are also thinking of switching from the Simply Good and Beautiful Math. Thanks!
I’m planning on this being one of my next videos. But long story short, I’m still using it for two of my children. For the other two, I’m not. I’m glad that I tried it for all of them. It definitely didn’t feel like time wasted. Their skills were solidified after coming out of TGATB. But Singapore is a very advanced program on that it uses lots of algebraic thinking. For some children, that’s perfect. For some children, it’s frustrating. But it’s a truly great program.
How old are your kids
My children are now in grades 1, 3, 5, and 6.