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In Reply to: Keeping Sane in a Single Parent home??? posted by Sherry on June 25, 2009 at 9:01 pm:
It sounds like you are doing really well, and field I write for edhelper online, and for $20 a year, you I used to find used curriculum locally or online, Welcome to the board! I'm an old-timer, been here 8
From: Brernda C. (68.119.196.62)
Re: Keeping Sane in a Single Parent home??? June 28, 2009 at 1:56 pm PST
trips aren't that important. (Although we went on
many because it was fun and got us out of the house!
LOL! Did we really need free donuts at Krispy Kreme?
I sure didn't get to go on many field trips when I
was a kid!)
get unlimited worksheets and reading comprehensions
of all kinds. there are lots of writing lessons as
well, math, science, history, health, etc. Spelling
pages that you can create yourself.
but towards the upper years started getting the new
stuff when I discovered specific things that I
wanted. We used SOS for the computer for a couple of
years, and it's best for self-motivated students
without learning disabilities. I liked not having to
grade the tests!
or 9 years (single for 10).
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