Thanks for sharing this! I was going to do the online version but now I'm thinking the workbook would be better for us. Do you have a video on the language arts or any of the other subjects? Do you use workbooks for those as well? Thanks again for sharing!
Hi!! I'm so glad that you found this helpful! We personally love the workbooks for math and L.A., but I also do use the online videos sometimes😄 It's nice to be able to mix and match! And yes, I do have a few other EP videos where we go through lessons/projects. Here is the playlist link to all of my EP videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLVj_wZP0ZT9vGHjm718ZrQSLwZ0ynhrth.html
I didn’t know that the courses were very alike to each other!!! We use the online course but buy the printables!!! We use it as a supplement!!! I’m definitely trusting my kids!!!
So...my question is in the math teachers guide does it show you how to explain to the child how to work out the problem ..does it show the teacher how to also or does it just show the answers without explanation
Hi! Each lesson has text with it to provide help with teaching the lesson. If you flip to the back, to the answer key, some of the problems have more work with them than others. I have included a link to the parent guide on Amazon. If you scroll to the bottom, where previous purchasers have posted their reviews, there is one specific video with a flip through showing those last few pages. Hope that helps!EP Math 4 Parent's Guide: Part of the Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool a.co/d/6uNuZAL
Hi, do you find the offline workbook teacher manuals enough for someone who is decent at math but not great? I want to be able to explain the concepts well, and just wondered your opinion if the teacher guides are helpful enough to do that? We are looking at possibly using EP math level 4. Thanks
Hi! I would say I am decent at math, but not great. Mainly because it's been so long since challenging math for me. There were honestly some lessons that challenged me this year in level 4. We were able to figure them out, but I struggled a little in teaching some of the concepts. It helped us at times to reference some UA-cam videos that helped explain the concept further. In my opinion, I feel as if the parent's guide would be helpful to go a little more in depth or explain things a little more thoroughly. But for the price we pay for the workbooks and parent's guide, I have been able to make it work for us. It looks like moving into level 5, there are a lot of video lessons on the online course that are exlpained by her husband, Mr. G. We will more than likely jump back and forth between online lesson and workbook for the work. I hope this helps!
@@LaurenH-pn3vp I'm sorry. I had said the videos were mainly her husband explaining but when I looked back, a lot of the videos linked are through Khan Academy. I was mixed up. So we will still reference the videos, as I feel like for us, they do better at explaining the concept sometimes, then me. Here is the 5/6 online lessons if you would like to browse: allinonehomeschool.com/ep-math-5-6/
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Thank you so much! I have been looking for videos that show how to go about teaching the lessons in homeschool. This was so helpful!
Hi! You're very welcome! I'm so glad this was helpful😄
Thanks for sharing this! I was going to do the online version but now I'm thinking the workbook would be better for us. Do you have a video on the language arts or any of the other subjects? Do you use workbooks for those as well? Thanks again for sharing!
Hi!! I'm so glad that you found this helpful! We personally love the workbooks for math and L.A., but I also do use the online videos sometimes😄 It's nice to be able to mix and match! And yes, I do have a few other EP videos where we go through lessons/projects. Here is the playlist link to all of my EP videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLVj_wZP0ZT9vGHjm718ZrQSLwZ0ynhrth.html
Thank you! We usually do math online with my 4th grader but switching next year for 5/6 to offline. Will you use EP for him next year?
You’re welcome! Yes, that is our plan as of right now☺️
Great video! I enjoy watching lesson videos!😍
I do too!! Thank you for watching!!😊
I didn’t know that the courses were very alike to each other!!! We use the online course but buy the printables!!! We use it as a supplement!!! I’m definitely trusting my kids!!!
That's great! I can trust mine too!🤗
Thank you so much for sharing 🙏☺️
You’re welcome!☺️
Woah fancy with the smart board!! Love Easy Peasy. Thank you so much for the flip through! ❤❤
We like to kick it up a notch sometimes🙂🤣 Thanks for watching!!!❤
@@worldofweezewhat is that board?!?
@@blessedmamalife It's a Samsung Flip☺
@worldofweeze I looked that up on Amazon, saw the price and closed the tab so fast 😂. Maybe one day but not today lol.
So...my question is in the math teachers guide does it show you how to explain to the child how to work out the problem ..does it show the teacher how to also or does it just show the answers without explanation
Hi! Each lesson has text with it to provide help with teaching the lesson. If you flip to the back, to the answer key, some of the problems have more work with them than others. I have included a link to the parent guide on Amazon. If you scroll to the bottom, where previous purchasers have posted their reviews, there is one specific video with a flip through showing those last few pages. Hope that helps!EP Math 4 Parent's Guide: Part of the Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool a.co/d/6uNuZAL
Where did you get that board from?
It’s a Samsung Flip and we just ordered it from Amazon☺️
Hi, do you find the offline workbook teacher manuals enough for someone who is decent at math but not great? I want to be able to explain the concepts well, and just wondered your opinion if the teacher guides are helpful enough to do that? We are looking at possibly using EP math level 4. Thanks
Hi! I would say I am decent at math, but not great. Mainly because it's been so long since challenging math for me. There were honestly some lessons that challenged me this year in level 4. We were able to figure them out, but I struggled a little in teaching some of the concepts. It helped us at times to reference some UA-cam videos that helped explain the concept further. In my opinion, I feel as if the parent's guide would be helpful to go a little more in depth or explain things a little more thoroughly. But for the price we pay for the workbooks and parent's guide, I have been able to make it work for us. It looks like moving into level 5, there are a lot of video lessons on the online course that are exlpained by her husband, Mr. G. We will more than likely jump back and forth between online lesson and workbook for the work. I hope this helps!
Thank you! That helps. Do you know if the videos online continue in the higher levels 5/6, 7/8 etc?
@@LaurenH-pn3vp I'm sorry. I had said the videos were mainly her husband explaining but when I looked back, a lot of the videos linked are through Khan Academy. I was mixed up. So we will still reference the videos, as I feel like for us, they do better at explaining the concept sometimes, then me. Here is the 5/6 online lessons if you would like to browse: allinonehomeschool.com/ep-math-5-6/