At least for pre-school materials, until Clayton is old enough to go to school, I have been inquiring of home-school friends & researching quite a few home-school materials lately, and found one that another friend of mine uses for her kids. (My Father's World) I think the curriculum looks good, but Clayton already knows all the preschool materials, and since he sounds bored already, I know the easy school-work would be even more frustrating.
We have been doing lots of learning games on the computer, and he LOVES that and begs each day for me to stop what I am doing and go help him play the games. I can't always do this, so I did teach him how to point and click the mouse, and that works for him for quite a long time, so I can get some things done as Sadie sleeps.
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No matter how good of a Sunday School or Christian program a school or church has, I believe it is the sole responsibility of the parents to be teaching about God and His Word at HOME. The church and school can be a back-up for Godly teaching, not the other way around.
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