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To: Alkhin
Did you ever check out TRISMS? Some folks who are now using TRISMS for Middle and High School had formerly used Sonlight for the elementary grades.

Clare has enjoyed using it. It involves a lot of research, and though there is some writing involved in the Literature section, much of it is doing research to fill out questionaires about Civilizations, Art, Music and Architecture. The lesson plans are all laid out; that's why I liked it. I didn't have to re-invent the wheel.

308 posted on 06/30/2006 2:42:14 PM PDT by SuziQ
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To: SuziQ
OH YEEAAAH!!! I forgot about TRISMS!!! I will go refresh my memory. And good to know they have the daily lesson plans...I decided I needed to have that grunt work done for me. I spent more time trying to design the lesson than teaching it, and I got real impatient and frustrated, because what sounded like a good idea would end up confusing her or boring her. So figure if I could just find a straight cut program....

Im also going to be mixing and matching with stuff from Calvert (I like their science kit) and MAYBE A Beka again..not sure...there is a local HS family that has set up a 'private' school that offers 6 weeks of "how to organize and study" which I thought would be good for the both of us. Im going with sonlight because they ARE using SWB's Story of the World for their history and I used it this past year...was very helpful in that regard. It was just planning out evreything else that drove me bonkers...Am also switching to MathUSee cause Saxon is starting to get a little too repetitive for her.

Definitely need to look at TRISMS again!

329 posted on 06/30/2006 4:03:57 PM PDT by Alkhin (http://awanderingconfluence.com/blog ~ Tributaries)
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