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Kindergarten Literature (Group) – Dec

November 21, 2019

Jessica - WWP Coordinator November 21, 2019

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Today is National Get to Know Your Customers Day, and we'd love to know more about you! Drop a comment and share with us - where are you located, and how many kids do you have? 👋🏽

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Rosie Hill's (@rosiehill425) review of Wisdom Wonder Project literature-based lessons: "I so appreciate the thematic ideas to go along with each book, because I'm rarely one to take books outside of their covers - we tend to read, sometimes discuss, and that's the end of it. Being able to draw more ideas from the books we read expands our world and allows for so much more creativity!"

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One struggle we hear about from homeschoolers with regards to mathematics is figuring out how to report on scores, prove course completion for your homeschool records, or just have peace of mind about placing your child in the correct level.

We always try to keep in mind the TRUE goal of learning math -- to be able to use math in real life. Tests, especially timed tests, are one of the main reasons for math anxiety in children. One of the joys of homeschooling is that instead of putting so much pressure on test-taking, you have the freedom to focus on being able to help your child demonstrate mastery by showing how to find solutions to exercises and being able to explain why and how solutions are found.

Our math video programs all include optional parent-facing pre and post assessments at the start and end of each course to help you assess where your child is at with their math skills and also to demonstrate course completion. We also provide a Certificate of Completion for you to print and keep when each level is finished, which is a fun way to both keep records and celebrate accomplishments.

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