Comments on: The Plan – part 2 – Homeschool http://shipfullofpirates.com/2009/10/the-plan-part-2-homeschool/ Sat, 03 Dec 2011 18:11:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Art Reed http://shipfullofpirates.com/2009/10/the-plan-part-2-homeschool/#comment-4589 Art Reed Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:35:15 +0000 http://shipfullofpirates.com/?p=6219#comment-4589 Just a thought on how to take the "Grrr" out of algebra. Take a look at the sample video tutorial lessons at www.usingsaxon.com. The lessons are taught by a retired Saxon high school math teacher with more than twenty years experience with John Saxon's math books. Art Reed Just a thought on how to take the “Grrr” out of algebra.

Take a look at the sample video tutorial lessons at http://www.usingsaxon.com.

The lessons are taught by a retired Saxon high school math teacher with more than twenty years experience with John Saxon’s math books.

Art Reed

]]> By: Cyndi L. http://shipfullofpirates.com/2009/10/the-plan-part-2-homeschool/#comment-4588 Cyndi L. Tue, 13 Oct 2009 13:26:31 +0000 http://shipfullofpirates.com/?p=6219#comment-4588 Awesome stuff. My older two (5th and 6th grade) do most of their work self-directed but I usually end up helping both in... you guessed it... math! Then I have my 3rd grade son who needs me by his side the whole time to help and keep him working and my five year old also needs me by her as she just started Kindergarten. I teach history all together and we've recently started having official PE so we can make sure we are healthy. I am trying to put some arts and crafts, and I try to read aloud to the brood. The older two read for "fun" and I'm trying to change any tv viewing (when allowed) from cartoons to more educational fare. I've found out that they all love watching the series "Planet Earth" on the cable channel Planet Green. I can let them watch it because they already have learned to ignore any "evolution/old earth" talk. I really like your essay a day idea. Awesome stuff. My older two (5th and 6th grade) do most of their work self-directed but I usually end up helping both in… you guessed it… math! Then I have my 3rd grade son who needs me by his side the whole time to help and keep him working and my five year old also needs me by her as she just started Kindergarten. I teach history all together and we’ve recently started having official PE so we can make sure we are healthy. I am trying to put some arts and crafts, and I try to read aloud to the brood. The older two read for “fun” and I’m trying to change any tv viewing (when allowed) from cartoons to more educational fare. I’ve found out that they all love watching the series “Planet Earth” on the cable channel Planet Green. I can let them watch it because they already have learned to ignore any “evolution/old earth” talk. I really like your essay a day idea.

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