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My son is an 8th grader and very very good at writing. We got him the good and the beautiful book study. Would you recommend it and/or would you do it again?

What subject does this fit into? Science? Thanks!

Thank you so much for this review!! I checked Amazon to see about the professor noggins game you showed but it’s not sold anymore. Is there another game you can recommend?

The Poet X is quite a questionable book! Just as an FYI!

That looks like a great year for your 12th grader. I think you and your son may really like Oak Meadow, while I'm not familiar with the two courses you chose, my daughter took several of their courses and really enjoyed them. They have very interesting homework assignments and always include extra ideas to pursue further learning. Those two courses in particular look very good and I look forward to your review of them later in the year. The readings selections look good too, I also bought Red Sails to Capri for my daughter after seeing Jenny (from TGATB) give it a great review in her video. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for this detailed video. Christina, which book do you use for French?

I’d love to hear your opinion on the filing taxes and consumer math options after he’s used them.

This seems like a great morning basket item!

Thanks for the video. Could you tell me how it is after a few years and camping? I'm concerned about durability and rain protection.

Can you tell me what the free link is to lapbook please

What the average words counts in these letter? Look awesome to read them.

I was really impressed with it at first look, my grade 10 daughter found it a little frustrating to try to find answers for the questions in the book as there was a lot of detailed information. It was our first apología course so don't know if it's typically more advanced. My daughter says it would be good for maybe someone interested in a medical field career

I see that this video is 2 years old. I’m wondering if this curriculum would be good for a student with learning challenges. My daughter has AHDH and dyslexia so doesn’t like to sit for long periods of time and is maybe a 7th grade reading level. She’s going into 9th grade this fall. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing! My oldest is interested in creative writing too, I hope we get an update later how that curriculum/workbook worked for your family. 🙂 I read Just David some years ago, really liked it.

You're lucky if you can get your kiddos to read all those books. My son likes to read, but he wouldn't be pleased if I presented him with that many books. For me though, the more books the better! Have you used The good and beautiful prior to high school for language arts? I've looked into it, since its free, but haven't gone for it. What's your opinion on the books selected fro its high school levels?

I've heard The Art of Argument is great. I'd love to hear how it works for your family. 🌻

Thank you so much! I’m ready to make an order 💗

Ooh going to check outbyour canadian history playlist!

Haven't heard of most of those read alouds. Also love your idea to stretch out TGTB mammals study.

I love Black Beauty! One of my favourite books. Red Sails to Capri is on my list of books to maybe buy. We don't use formal English curriculum for our younger children, but my 9yo and I read the level 3 TGTB books together. Done two so far and really enjoyed them. I think your plans for science this year sounds fun, love animals. 😄

This was my first “serious” history book written by a woman- _Vive la difference!_ You’re right, it is a big book! However, Susan balances that with such wit in her turn of phrase, interesting personal observations and asides-commentaries which may have stirred up trouble in the times she covers-that I was fascinated throughout. I almost had the feeling that my own mother was reading to me, and, in fact, her own son was using this book for a history course in school. Whether she is pointing out some of the problems with hereditary rule, or relating the unexpectable twists of fate which decided battles and wars (which I think she feels could largely have been avoided had the characters possessed a more-developed sense of loyalty and charity), or as she wonders how a given king’s concubines might have felt about some issue or another (something most male authors wouldn’t address, if they had ever even thought of it), she voices her unique perspective with unfailing grace and charm. Since she covers over 11,000 years (technically, with greater detail the closer she gets to our present age), she has to keep it succinct, so it’s a bit of a skim. But when she feels it’s important, she downshifts and examines the details more closely. For instance, her take on the “ambitious” Gilgamesh is just what I think a mother would want her little boys to know, no matter what age they are.

Thanks for sharing your ideas for next year! You will love TGATB mammals unit study! I think we as a family have almost completed each of their unit studies in the last few years, and we have all absolutely enjoyed each one! This year we hope to do Birds, Invertabrates, Wind and Weather, and the Ecosystems units! I love how they now have the extensions for grades 7-8 for our older students to still join in the family study, and then go off and do their extension. For history we are trying out From Adam to Us, from Notgrass.

Hey friend, i always enjoy your videos. I will watch this on my big new TV with my girls😊tonight. Ty🎉

Thank you for your review with your son! We love TGTB highbschool as well but the books we do not enjoy! Is there another curriculum that you guys could recommend for my son ? He s the same grade level as yours.

Are you allowed to eat inside the oTentik?

Great video! Thank you for sharing how you plan and prepare for the coming homeschool year! ❤

Im so nervous for this year. I will have a 12th grader, 8th grader and a 1st grader. This is our 7th year of homeschool. But i am having a baby in 3 weeks. So im thinkng about startinf mid September instead of August.

I have a hard time finding french resources, however Memoria Press has been working great for my kids and they enjoy it.

This was so incredibly helpful. Amazing work Mama and well spoken clear and easy to follow along. My daughter is debating on Advanced Biology or Marine Biology by apologia, this helped us make an education decision!! ❤

I got my maintenance box from the Epson website for $9.99 free shipping. I bought one so I can change it when it requests to be changed. At least it has one because when it doesn't have a maintenance box you have to mail it for epson to repair when the internal non replaecable ink sponge fills out.

What type of green house is this one? Did you get this one from Amazon.

Fellow TGTB Homeschooling Mama here! I got to this video from your Epson EcoTank review you posted a year ago. It sounded like the EcoTank is your go to printer regardless of that issue. My big question is what happens if moisture gets on your prints? Does the ink run or smear? I've alway bought the course books but one of my kiddos has requested I print theirs this next year for multiple sensory reasons. I currently have a laser printer but the coloring struggles has me looking at the EcoTank since it's the most consistent one recommended by homeschoolers. However, said kiddo also considers all of their printed items to be Gollum level PRECIOUS and so I wonder if a sweaty/freshly washed palm coming to write on the page, a drop of water from a water bottle pressure release spray, or heaven forbid the baby dribble on it would ruin the printing? 😅 I'm picturing a water color style mess and the potential end of their world, but maybe you can provide some experienced insight for me? 😇 Also, since you're familiar printing the curriculum you might be able to answer this other question. We have found that when we print pages from the Simply Good and Beautiful Math 2 course that have blue boxes, or like the blueprint assignment page, having to erase directly on the color not only erases the pencil lead but it also takes off the color. Have you experienced that being or not being the case with EcoTank prints? Thanks 🙏❤

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. You and your family are very hard workers. Thank you so much for sharing! 😊

It would have been awesome if they made the maintenance cartridge a tank AS WELL that you simply empty once full. But then Epson has to make money, right?

brilliant review thanks

Would you think it would be too much to do this and Guest Hollow anatomy at the same time?

Great review!

Interesting to hear your thoughts on it! This was one I did look into for my oldest for this upcoming school year, but we decided on another one.

Thank you for this thorough review! I’ve just purchased this for the new year and it’s helping me wrap my head around the curriculum. It’s different for us so we’re still in the planning stages but this was so timely

Thanks for sharing! Thinking of this one for future years...

Do you know if this general science course could be used at the highschool level? Im trying to determine if my daughter who is going into 9th grade could use this as one of her lab work required science courses. Are the labs enough to count for highschool transcript credit? Otherwise I was just going to go with their Physical science course instead.

Thank you, Christina. Your reviews are always so helpful.

I had one that lasted about 6-7 years with snow, rain, and so on. I ended up taking the parts that were still good to make a kiwi trellis 🙂 I've never heard of that brand though. I'll consider it if kids want to have one again in the future 🙂

I have to say that this is a review, most people review items they just bought. Never talk about all the problems that could happen. Thank you lady.

This was so helpful! Thank you!

I read The Time traveler's wife years ago. My oldest sister is obsessed with time travel and suggested it. I didn't love it quite as much but I did like it. Right now I'm listening to a book called sachiko caren stelson. Is the biography of a little girl who lived through the bombing of nagasaki.

I was really surprised by The Phantom Tollbooth - we ended up liking it, but it was NOTHING that I thought it was. LOL.

Thank you for the video. I love hearing book reviews! I've had The Trumpet of the Swan on my shelf for years, but have never read it! The author of it also wrote Stuart Little, which I remember best from the charming movie. My grown daughter used to watch Heidi on VHS (the version with Shirley Temple, which is so sweet!). I have the book as well...perhaps I will read it this summer. My son is 16, so he may not be as interested (although we did read Pollyanna this year together, and we both enjoyed it).