While there are elements of this curriculum that I really appreciate to be completely honest we were very disappointed with the precious people. My girls and I worked through “playful pioneers” as our first peace of work from the peaceful press last year. While I understand this dwas technically “out of order”, I was particularly interested in going through the little house series and therefore went ahead and started there rather than with precious people. We loved playful pioneers. Loved it. When I went to ask customer service what they recommended to start next barring in mind the fact that my girls are 10, and 12, and that we’d already done playful pioneers, they recommended that we start at the beginning with precious people. I browsed through what you could see online and purchased the curriculum expecting it to be similar to what we were used to, and while the set up is similar, the content is not the same. This entire curriculum is very catered towards younger children. We felt like with the playful pioneers it was much more inclusive for all students age wise rather than this one specifically focuses so much of the work on the alphabet for example. While I still can appreciate the wholesome content, and I also understand that this was the writers first curriculum for her own children and therefore probably more of them were younger, but I wish I’d known prior to spending my very small budget on curriculum that this was not as inclusive for older students like the playful pioneers.
Our son is super hands on, so this is a great addition to the curriculum!
Beautiful cards that are a handy reference for the Kind Kingdom. We laid them all out in order and read the little descriptions on each card. Planning on continuing to use them for matching games, reports, etc.
Beautiful babies is such a fun and helpful resource. This is easy to integrate into my day while homeschooling my older children. My little one loves it and has so much fun. I look forward to using it throughout the year with the season changes.