stirenepress

The other week as I was switching my son over to some Simply Classical Curriculum by Memoria Press, to adjust some curriculum to better match his special needs, I found myself getting caught up in the marketing of Memoria Press. It started with just wanting to make sure his Latin curriculum didn't move too fast, and that his Bible curriculum was not overwhelming, to watching quite a view of the company's "round table" discussions and considering if I should switch everything to Memoria Press....

It was sometime in May or June that I realized that the knowledge that my youngest son "might be on the spectrum" wasn't enough, and that we needed to know for sure in case there were actual changes we needed to make in how we did things. So, all that to say, I have changed almost everything about my son's curriculum in the past couple of weeks. I think a few things have stayed the same, but over half of my curriculum plan has changed! One of the biggest overall changes was a shift to...

Despite having to make some adjustments to our curriculum line- up already, I still feel like the year is off to a great start. One of the reasons might be is that I'm getting to be fully dedicated to the homeschooling of my 3rd/4th grader, for the most part, for the first time. In previous years, after morning time, I've always had to review my older son's work with him before working with my younger son which could sometimes take a hour. Yes, there were even days when it was 11:30am...