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Easy Peasy all in one homeschool
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Jenni…. I’m wondering if you used EP over the summer and what you thought of it. I am torn between using CM recommendations and EP.
SueParticipantYes, I was also wondering how it went over the summer–especially going from “zero to a ton” of screen time. How has it gone weaning them away from that?
Zookeeper5ParticipantI am currently using EP. I kinda fell into it after pulling my 2nd grader from a charter school rather suddenly. I had no curriculum and no money to buy anything, so I started EP Level 2 Year 1. After I started EP I discovered CM. I will be switching next school year, but since she has already had a change once this year I don’t want to change in the middle this year. I printed the years lessons for reading and bible, which allows me to those off the computer ( I bought the necessary books for reading). I like EP, it is great. The only reason I am switching is the excessive screen time. I will likely continue EP for bible (can be done off computer once printed), math and english games, and possible art.
cdm2kkParticipantBoth my kids like easy peasy, but I use as supplemental. When kids want to play computer games, easy peasy games is what we use….
We are currently doing a tour thru world history this year and I pull up art & music that matches the history time period we are in. Kids love it.
I use EP for health and kids love the nutritious food games etc.
Lastly, as we study science, I also see if there is a cool video etc on EP that coordinates. Has saved my loads of work and kids love the videos of cameras going thru the body. or watching a catepillar turning into a butterfly etc. Neat stuff.
Her organizational skills are awesome.
petitemomParticipantI have not spend that much time looking on the site but there seems to be some holes in the history, nothing in the Middle ages or Renaissance.
I might do like cdm2kk and use some as a supplemental.
thanks for sharing, didn’t know about it!
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