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Originally Posted by Pressing-On
From my experience, when we took a break for 15 min between classes it was hard to get their attention again. You'll have to work that out as you go along and see what works best for her. Not every child or every day is the same. The beauty of homeschooling - the flexibility.
Good approach and plan. Some concepts will be more interesting than others and she will breeze through them. That's the lessons that she will get ahead in.
I'd use the Peggy Kaye book only if she is having a hard time understanding any particular concept with the curriculum you are using.
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Yes, it certainly is. When you begin it can be a bit overwhelming, but then it begins to even out and make sense.
Praying for you!!
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TY. Actually, I kinda of like this approach. She can work at her own pace, free from the pressures at school to get her assignments done by a certain time. If she has to go over something repeatedly, until she gets it, it's no big deal. Another thing I like is that I can check on her progress on a daily basis, instead of having to wait until something becomes enough of a problem that the teacher sends a note home.