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Using divisions of a resource out of order
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I added a resource ~ a custom study of life skills that our family is doing. I listed all the division we wanted (ex. how to clean the car, how to clean a fish, how to make electrical repairs, how to cook pancakes, how to sew on a button.) But we keep needing to doing things out of the order I originally listed. I tried skipping several divisions in a row, to get to the one I wanted. I thought then I would just go back and grab those divisions later, but found I was unable to go back later and bring them back to check them off when we did complete them. Any ideas on how I can check off divisions in an order different than they are listed?
Thanks so much,
Brenna
After two years with the Organizer, I haven’t found it able to do what you’re wanting. An alternative (which I’ve done myself) is make a general heading of “Life Skills” as you’ve probably already done, and not have divisions. Then when you do one of those things, click ‘worked on’ and use the notes section to write out what that skill actually was that ya’ll performed.
Keep that list in a record notebook or on the fridge or somewhere that you can keep up with for reference.
Rachel
I’ve done what Rachel suggested, but I DO add divisions – I just don’t label them. Then when I click worked on or finished I put in the notes section the name of what we worked on.
This may be time consuming, but I would add them as a separate resource. I did this when I had a book that I wanted to break down into more than just the lessons. I added the topics as a resource. For example, Resource 1) Queen’s Language Lessons: copywork; 2) Queen’s Language Lessons: narration; 3) Queen’s Language Lessons: picture study; 4) Queen’s Language Lessons: poetry; so you would have four separate resources. Does that make sense? This is an example, I didn’t break the QLL down that detailed.
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