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Sorting (Look & Learn Series) by George Siede
Stepping Heavenward (Inspirational Library Series) by ELIZABETH PRENTISS
Charm School (Life Skills & Responsibility) by Toni Goffe
Asterix and the Banquet (Classic Asterix Paperbacks) by "Goscinny"
Herman the great by Zora Louise Olsen
A Is for Africa by Ifeoma Onyefulu
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About my libraryChildren's books and fiction and non-fiction from Africa. Collecting complete Asterix series.
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You had asked about The Checklist. I think it is a nice resource to have. I am a very organized person but I find it hard to pull all 4 copies out of my kids' and check off what they have learned. There just isn't enough time in the day. :-) Can you tell me how many kiddies you have and what are their ages? What type of homeschooling are you doing? After years of using workbooks and bringing "school" into our home (my poor oldest daughter had the most of it!), I discovered the Charlotte Mason method and I love it. I would highly recommend the website Simply Charlotte Mason and under the "Plaanning" section looking at their "SCM curriculum guide". Obviously, you are already a lover of books! Let me know what you think.....
How is the homeschooling going so far?
Hope this help!
Blessings,
Danielle
posted by daniellemomof4 at 11:19 am (EST) on Sep 26, 2008