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Hi, I have some questions about your curriculum. Is it all based on the KJV? Also, are the pictures in the books of “normal” little girls, or do they all have headcoverings and stuff like in the Rod and Staff books? Please let me know, thanks.
Yes, all Scripture references are KJV. As far as pictures – I don’t recall any pictures of little girls, except the one page that is a sample page. In this lesson guide for the parent, a boy and girl were pointing to some “0″ squares during our game. She is not wearing a headcovering, though she is wearing a dress (you can’t tell this because there’s really very little of her in the photo – it was more a picture to illustrate how the game works. I’m not familiar with the Rod and Staff books. Hope this helps!
Mrs. Candace
Hi Candace! I’m starting a year long series on my blog about our journey in homeschool preschool. I’ll be posting on Fridays and just posted for this week. You can check it out at http://thefaceofgrace.wordpress.com. I hope I’m not sharing too much info, but let me know if I need to be more discrete. I would love to become an affiliate if possible. Truthfully, at this point my blog is read by a few friends and some family, so I don’t know how much publicity you would gain from me. But if you’d be interested just let me know what I need to do.
Thanks so much! And if you still would like some reviews/comments you are welcome to use whatever clips from my blog you would like. Your curriculum really has a lot of strengths. As far as the KJV translation goes, I think it is great and very appealing to those planning to use the classical homeschool approach (like I am) as most classical curriculums uses the KJV translation.
Blessings!
Elizabeth