We love The Story of Civilization. Ancient History was our spine last year, and this year we're going into Medieval History. History is probably my favorite subject!
For materials from other curriculum publishers like simply charlotte mason’s a castle with many rooms, do you get that digital access to the material included or do you need to buy it?
You have to buy all the books separately. The Alveary writes the lesson plans and guides and doesn’t necessarily follow how Simply Charlotte Mason uses this book. It’s one of several resources they use throughout the program. But all the books are extra that you have to source out yourself. Although they provide links to all the books so that you purchase the right editions, etc.
@@littlebitsofbliss hm, I’m a little unsure of the usefulness if you buy one curriculum and it tells you to buy another one. I understand sending you to purchase literature as all the programs do that, but IDK, this feels like a 300$ lesson plan, sort of.
@@Mamaisawake A Castle with Many Rooms is not a curriculum. It’s only a history book. It does not come with a lesson plan or guide. You could just read it on your own, but both Simply Charlotte Mason and the Alveary write the lesson plans and guides incorporating other living books and biographies to give a better historical picture. Purchasing lesson plans and guides add value if you struggle with planning or would prefer someone else do it for you. The $300 is for the lessons plans and books lists for every single subject.
We love The Story of Civilization. Ancient History was our spine last year, and this year we're going into Medieval History. History is probably my favorite subject!
Yes I love history too! It’s so fun getting to learn alongside my children!
For materials from other curriculum publishers like simply charlotte mason’s a castle with many rooms, do you get that digital access to the material included or do you need to buy it?
You have to buy all the books separately. The Alveary writes the lesson plans and guides and doesn’t necessarily follow how Simply Charlotte Mason uses this book. It’s one of several resources they use throughout the program. But all the books are extra that you have to source out yourself. Although they provide links to all the books so that you purchase the right editions, etc.
@@littlebitsofbliss hm, I’m a little unsure of the usefulness if you buy one curriculum and it tells you to buy another one. I understand sending you to purchase literature as all the programs do that, but IDK, this feels like a 300$ lesson plan, sort of.
@@Mamaisawake A Castle with Many Rooms is not a curriculum. It’s only a history book. It does not come with a lesson plan or guide. You could just read it on your own, but both Simply Charlotte Mason and the Alveary write the lesson plans and guides incorporating other living books and biographies to give a better historical picture.
Purchasing lesson plans and guides add value if you struggle with planning or would prefer someone else do it for you. The $300 is for the lessons plans and books lists for every single subject.