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It is so fun having that kind of stuff going through your head! Welcome to the boards, Bea! We went through LHTH last year with my now 3 and 5 year old, and will look forward to doing it again with my 3 year old in the fall!

No blog update yet, as we had a busy week and tonight I went to a cooking class (MMM), but we are ALMOST done with Unit 13 (Jesus' Miracles). The kids are doing great and learning lots. We're having a little bit of attitude problem, as Shana will say she doesn't want to "do school." Right now I tell...

For what it's worth, I agree with farmfamily. It's easier to beef up a guide than to try to make it work for someone who's not quite ready for it. HTH, a little!

I actually have a picture of the two "working" side by side from today. I organized a bunch of toys and because right now I'm limited on totes, I'm going to take a few minutes to rotate toys, books, and puzzles so that DS can have a variety of toys. Also, if I play with him first, before we start DD...

You all are in the middle of a night of sleep.

Here's my update! http://heidihovan.blogspot.com/#!/2012/ ... lhfhg.html

I don't mean to be a party pooper, but I don't think you'd want to start in the middle, since skills progress throughout the guide. Your DC might miss something if you start in the middle.

Thank you, Carrie! I knew this had already been covered! I appreciate you weighing in!!!

Praying for your family, Homeschooling6. I just love reading everyone's updates! We finished an entire unit in that much time! We began Jesus's ministry in Unit 12. I plan to do a blog tomorrow. We have pictures and everything. I just need to make sure I figure out how not to make John, my toddler, ...

Whitney, great ideas! Thank you! The stuff is out on my floor in hopes that I will get to it sometime this weekend???

White board and markers, pens, great ideas!!! Thank you!

I have a 2.5 year old who currently has a love/hate relationship with school. I'm sure it is because it's frustrating for him to know just where he stands when I do school time with Shana. We have old workbooks he can pull out and do when she is doing the RH of LHFHG, but we just haven't been able t...

Jean, we use this for our chapel group. We also have about 5-8 children under 5. It works well, as we only average 2-4 on a particular week. We had to decide how fast to go. If you do a unit over two weeks, you have a curriculum for over a year. We usually do day 1 and day 4, adding in the devotiona...

I imagine the tough part is scheduling, and I agree with you and Angie that he probably would be better off to go into LHFHG. As far as History, Bible, and Science, not knowing what he's been exposed to, I can't comment there. However, it could go more smoothly for you. And I think, if you needed th...

Julie, I just love your posts; they're so meaty! Thanks for all the pictures and comments! Kristin, it looks like your darlings are having fun! :) Homeschooling6, love your posts. Your kids are precious, and they seem to work together well. I'm off to read your post about Lance in LHFHG. We are maki...

Here's our update. We have also managed to start LHTH with John, and are on Unit 2, about Noah building the ark. We are doing a LHTH playdate once a week with our friend Joshua, but I don't have any pictures. One thing at a time. :) I got my blog done, check check! Yea! Have a wonderful weekend, eve...

Ok Girls, What was YOUR week Like? You can post: a- A picture b- A blog Link c- A written synopsis d- Your favorite memory e- Anything you want that shares your HOD excitement! Important Note: If you are linking us to your blog, please make sure it's not just a general link, but to your specific pos...