[4mycountry]

Robinson's, huh? No, I don't have any real opinion on his techniques. I've never tried any of his books.

I use Abeka for history, science, and spelling, and used to use Horizon for math. You may want to check out other Alpha-Omega stuff. It's good, Christian curriculum, as is Abeka, though I wouldn't recommend Abeka's math.

Here's a really helpful hint: in big cities, there are actual homeschooling conventions where you can get curriculum and supplies.

One last tip: If you don't want a to spend hundreds on curriculum, go to Ebay and search for the type of curriculum you want. You can get the same stuff for much less.

I hope that helps. Good luck!

[AdamSelene235]

Art puts out the Access to Energy newsletter and is one of the ringleaders of the annual Doctor for Disaster Preparedness Conference; I just returned from the latter and my head is still spinning.

I don't have any immediate homeschooling needs but if I ever do, I thought I'd give Art's system a go.

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[abishai]

I used to work for A Beka Book. Good people, good programs. It helped me greatly to pay for college in Pensacola.