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What is the best christianbased home-schooled curriculumfrom Alpha Omega Publications? |
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Horizons
Switched-On Schoolhouse
LIFEPAC |
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I threw the Lifepacs out the
window, they taught bad
academics and bad religion
both. I don't know about SOS,
but we did enjoy Horizons
math. It is pretty good, but
only goes to grade 6. Saxon
Math is better though. |
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i might do homeschooling withAlpha Omega Publications/? |
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i am in 11th grade and i am
behind on my credits and this
is a way to get my credits up.
my mom said that she thinks
that it is a good idea. but
recently we found out that my
mom has MS and she has to like
by all these medications and
shots and stuff and so it cant
be like expensive....please
help me.,
i am tryin to find a job so i
can help pay for it.
and if it helps, i am 16.... |
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We are homeschoolers and have
some family members who use
Alpha Omega Life Pacs. Her
children are in high school.
They really enjoy using them.
The least expensive site I've
found for ordering is
www.pennywiselearning.com but
if you go to the the alpah
omega website they do offer
some free on-line testing and
sometimes they have specials
on their products.
e-bay is another good site to
check for cheap stuff.
Also, local home schoolers in
your area may be able to help. |
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Help with Alpha OmegaPublication Lifepac Schedulefor 180 Day School Year? |
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I am home schooling my
children. I have been using
the AOP Switched On
Schoolhouse in the past. That
program scheduled what the
assignments were to be each
day so that you would be able
to complete it within the 180
days of school. I have now
decided to use the AOP Lifepac
instead. (I ran into a problem
last year with the computer
crashing and losing all their
school grades - so I have
decided to go to workbook
form.) Does anyone know the
best way to schedule the
Lifepacs to be completed in
the 180 day school year? Does
AOP sell an already made
schedule for each day's
lessons so that it can be
completed in 180 days? It is
very time consuming to figure
out what to teach each day in
these lifepacs and make sure
that all the material is
covered in a certain amount of
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If you have Homeschool Tracker
(basic or plus), you can
download the lesson plans of
other HST users for free at
the Yahoo Groups for them.
These are a great way to see
how to sequence a course that
has no schedule with it.
Have you searched the 'net? I
did that when starting
Apologia because it was quite
a mess to schedule also.
If nothing else, just start
breaking down the books by the
days. For instance, if there
are 10 books, then you need to
do 5% of the course per day.
Use Excel to lay out your
calendar - it's going to
depend on if you do a 5-day or
4-day week. Then see how many
pages and/or sections each
book has. Put those into cells
and then divide them by week
(36 weeks) then by day. So
you'd have a list something
like this:
Week 1
Day 1 - Book 301 (3rd grade,
1st book) - Pages 1-12
Day 2 - Book 301 - Pages 13-18
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Week 14
Day 1 - Book 306 - Pages 1-11
etc.
I can't line it all up because
I don't know how many days per
week, or how many days a week
a course is offered, etc.
I would see if there are
Lifepac Yahoo Groups where
people have uploaded their
lesson plans. |
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