With math I prefer to forge ahead into progressively difficult material, and then spiral back to past, easier concepts for review and reinforcement. My daughter just spiraled back and did these four workbooks over the past 6 weeks. They're roughly 87 pages each: Grade 2 Addition Grade 2 Subtraction Grade 3 Addition & Subtraction Grade [...]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTe-GLDfwbE She picked these up right fast! The Caterpillar Brown and furry Caterpillar in a hurry Take your walk To the shady leaf or stalk. May no toad spy you, May the little birds pass by you, Spin and die, To live again a butterfly. Work Work while you work, Play while you play, This [...]
Here's our son reading random words at age 4.8: Now at age 5.5 here he is reading a *chapter book* all by himself: At the time he simply could not read to himself silently. It was kind of funny and probably unpleasant for his throat! John easily reads 100 pages a day now; sometimes he's [...]
Not since the *written word* has there been an educational boon comparable what we have today in cheap computers and the bounty of the internet. When they were only two years old, we had our children sitting on our laps, typing out the alphabet. Soon they had their own email accounts, their own folders and [...]
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