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@@CarolinaOats yes, it’s written with 36 weeks framework, it will last you a school year.

Rainbow Resource has the available bundle for homeschoolers. It’s already sold in a bundle and the one available for homeschoolers to purchase. Search for it for the level you need on their site, it’s sold as a homeschool bundle.

@@ProjectHappyHome yessss, only this one is sold out 😔

@@gregorysonsalla120 Hey! I don’t have personal experience with teaching a visually impaired student, but a few things come to mind that may help. Maybe try using tactile materials or hands-on activities to make things more interactive. For example, you could create textured hailstones with fabric or felt so they can feel the size and shape. For particle motion, you could use bouncy balls to show how particles move in gases with temperature changes. A fast, high-pitched bounce might represent particles moving quickly in a gas, while a slower, lower-pitched sound could represent more sluggish movement, like in solids, which could be first held and then heard. Different surfaces etc. Also, audio resources like podcasts or websites-NASA's Climate Kids (climatekids.nasa.gov) might be a good one-could be helpful for explaining weather through sound. Also, reaching out to OSE could provide additional ideas. Hope this helps!

@@Michelgia523 Practically Imperfect Life has a full walkthrough of it: ua-cam.com/video/ZtS9u8S-X6E/v-deo.htmlsi=DSq3AwyyAf2Pq6Br

@@patricksterling7389 thank you so much for watching 🩵

@@tarajiminez915 my pleasure!

I thought I responded, but i guess i only responded in my mind 🤣

@@antlersandgills thank you! So glad it was helpful! It’s hard, we aged out as well and only have the pieces left. I get it! 🫶🏽

@@brenkm955 my pleasure, glad it was helpful 🩵

@@Susie617 I hear ya! I have one in high school and my youngest is in 7th. So glad you can still enjoy the novel studies though and the new science too 🩵

@@ba-dy9xt I honestly don’t feel that any of the secular curricula I can genuinely recommend are truly open-and-go. If you check out my Science Curricula playlist, I explore several options with varying levels of prep required. Take a look and see which one catches your eye. For elementary, you might want to check out My Pals Are Here! by the makers of Singapore Math. It has more of a textbook feel but includes plenty of hands-on activities. However, it still requires some prep time to gather materials and review the activities.

@@kellydugan7553 The recommendation is to follow the Wonders in order, as Part 2 builds upon the foundation laid in Part 1. For middle school science levels, we suggest progressing through the entire year as it is written to ensure a cohesive and comprehensive learning experience.

@ thank you!

Yes, with my 7th grader. Did you have a specific question?

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@@LeahHung125 thank you fir watching 🩵

@@kmarquez47 thank you for watching 🩵

It’s going really well actually, I’ll speak more on it soon!

@@keri_plans thank you for watching 🩵

@Arleneandcompany you are welcome 😊 I am waiting for my second order but already did an unboxing for my first. 😁 please tell me what you think ❤️

@@keri_plans awesome! I’ll go check it out!

@@melissamoore280 The literature in these levels is meant to be read aloud, so you don’t need to worry about her reading the titles herself. Each level covers a range of ages. I’d recommend checking out the book lists (be sure to look at the updated list for Level 2, as it’s in progress and will be released soon). Take a look at both Levels 2 and 3 and see which stories might capture her interest more. Level 2 still includes more picture books, while Level 3 consists of all chapter books. Consider her stamina and ability to sit through longer novels. You can always add readers at her current reading level. At her age, you might lean toward starting with Level 2, but each child is different. Just think of them as levels, not grades, and don’t expect her to read the stories herself-that’s not the intention. Let me know if you have other questions.

If I order now, will I get the sneak peek of the new edition? Online it says existing customers will get the first 5 weeks.

Or should I just wait until level 2 is updated?

@@melissamoore280 you can get the first 5 weeks of the updated version now upon purchase , when the new one is fully available, you get the update too at no extra cost. So it’s really up to you and the next sale starts next month.

@@Arleneandcompany thanks! Already purchased and printed the first 5 weeks!

@@talilaperry3259 it is prime day! Here’s my curated all in one list so far, haven’t noticed a lot of the art items we love as part of the sale, but you never know if it pops up later. And thank you since for watching 🩵 amzn.to/3Nf9Fkm (aff)

@@Arleneandcompany Haul update a couple of months in: the Lyra colored pencils are a dream to blend, the blackwing pencils are my new favorite thing in the world (soooo smooth!!), and now I went back and ordered a derwent pencil set for an art class I signed up for, because mothers need to play too :) Thanks for all the advice, this is the video that keeps on giving 😛😉Thanks for the link 🙃

@ my pleasure! I’m glad you are enjoying your new tools!

@@elisabeth... I love their planners, it’s really so simple but effective!

@@Arleneandcompany I need simple and straightforward! I almost went with the Meade FiveStar Student Planner but was sold on OM after watching your review. The resource pages are so great!

@@erinutter thank you 🩵

@@proverbs31cosmetics39 hi this was a bit ago and I gifted our physical books after we were done. If you follow me on IG, just message me me and I can walk you through what I did back then.

@@joannewalker6257 Yes, it's TR paper in the memo pads. Which writing utensil are you using? I haven’t tested mine yet, but I can try it out and let you know! Let me know what you're using, and I can check if mine holds up-if I have the same pen.

@@joannewalker6257 ok so I went to check a few markers and more pigmented highlighters and such. The paper does not feel the same as the Weeks. The memo pad has a bit more tooth to it vs the Weeks smoothness. The listing does say it’s TR though, but perhaps not the same weight, maybe ? None of mine bleed through though and I tried some heavy markers too. Hope that helps!

@@howweschool aw thank you so much for joining us! We never would judge! And as I said, it’s so personal and subjective as you could clearly see. Stuff others love, we are kinda like eh. But then we find hidden gems that we treasure so much, can’t wait to see what you guys are exploring with 🩵

@@Arleneandcompany we use the basic stuff, yup, we’re basic 🤣🤣

@@howweschool 😂saving it for the books! I know how you play!

@@WeavingNettles aw great, so happy it helped! I don’t have LitCharts as I prefer the structure of SparkNotes, but isn’t it great we have all these different styles now?

We are so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for watching 🩵

@@Fclwilson yes! exactly and it simultaneously promotes simplicity. Oh I love the globe one, so pretty. Thank you so much for watching and welcome to my little corner of the net🩵

@@kann5706 same same 🫠

@@NoName-uf7zs I haven’t personally purchased an SI planner but checked out a friend's when they first came out. I appreciate the size options, which offer more versatility. While I’m not as fond of the layout options, I do like some of the additional spreads, such as the monthly priorities. The yearly tracker feels too crowded for my taste. The Common Planner, which I’m comparing it to, doesn't have enough defined lines in some sizes for the weekly vertical layout, which feels too loose on the page for my ADHD brain. The comparable Weeks layout they offer is nice and simplified but lacks the character I love about Hobonichi. I’ve also heard some feedback about concerns regarding longevity and quality not holding up as well, but that’s not based on my personal experience, and I know many who enjoy it. Overall, I just prefer Hobonichi, but the SI planner appears to be a great option for those who prefer a simplified look, or even Wonderland222.

@@Arleneandcompany love your thoughts. Thank you!

@@NoName-uf7zs my pleasure

@@knowledgebynature8480 I think you will love a Weeks size!

@@ajoylee8912 Oh, I love that! I just read up on it, and thank you for sharing it with me. It didn’t really bother me-I figured it’s been on its own journey-but I love that concept. It’s exactly how I thought of it!

@@carodnztb6433 thank you for watching! I placed an order with jetpens after I couldn’t get my order through, but when I tried again in the morning, I was still able to cancel my jetpens order, it hasn’t processed yet.

@@LeahHung125 it’s perfect for that! I use to have one as a medical journal with meal planning.

Once you enter Hobonichi world, you can’t unsee it 😆

@@RegularSecularMama aw thank you my friend, happy to hear it will help!

@@makaoustinovskaya6851 are you on the facebook group?

Didn’t know there was one. But of course there is! Just sent in the request.

@@makaoustinovskaya6851 just approved a few requests, I’m sure you were among them!

No curriculum, just pulled ideas from existing resources, used a template from Canva which I edited to fit to keep us on track, sometimes I source videos like Crash Course etc. You may be able to find something prewritten from TPT. ETA: I’m reading my notes from my own outlines I wrote for this lesson.

Thanks so much. ❤

@@luv4all43 I will in a planner update when I make up my mind 😆

@@Arleneandcompany 😆

@@antlersandgills the minute I was reminded of the book I shared it sparked an idea on how to lead this specific lesson. I hope it connects with your kiddos too and thank you for watching!

@@antlersandgills so I looked at it and it made my head hurt, so I’m looking at other options so I don’t have to explain Evernote 🤣 Why do they betray us this way??

@@antlersandgills like after all that…he has the nerve to be like, oh yea Wikipedia! Like what?! Have we learned nothing ? I’ve failed and you saw it live 🤣…I think I got through to him, I think.

@@antlersandgills oh thank you! That’s good to know. So far it’s been great and nothing has jumped out on us.

@@map1371 love that, I don’t use my lesson planner with personal or work or it becomes visually overwhelming for me. But I can definitely share my setup in the near future.