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In Reply to: Expensive... posted by Kelsy on March 15, 2009 at 9:11 pm:
We use the library A LOT! We also use free I find that proper planning from the beginning helps Here's a neat little writing that I came across that May the Lord give you wisdom and guidance on your Blessings,
From: Jennifer in SC (74.97.223.8)
Re: Expensive... June 11, 2010 at 3:58 pm PST
resources available online. There are a lot of free
books and curriculum online - especially for the CM
method. (Gutenberg Project, Google Books, etc) Also,
websites like this help me to find used curriculum,
which helps keep my costs low.
me to save money by not carelessly purchasing
something "because it sounds or looks good". I get
a lot of help planning through some "free curriculum
websites" (ambleside & simply charlotte mason) plus
these types of forums. Other homeschoolers have
helped me tremendously in my planning and decision
making for curriculum. Yes, it is a bit work and
organization in the beginning but it doesn't have to
be expensive.
reminded me of how inexpensive and gentle education
really can be. http://homemade.truepath.com/cmed.htm
journey!
Jennifer
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