Parents and students new to Time4Learning are sometimes frustrated when the program appears to expect their child to know everything about a certain concept without providing any instruction.
This is because Time4Learning doesn't just present a concept one time. It reviews previously learned material from time to time, to assure the student is retaining it (and to help you make sure your student has a chance to learn it in the first place if you are new to Time4Learning).
Preschool is more than presenting a lesson one time and checking it off as "Done". Preschoolers need a lot of repetition, immediate feedback, opportunities to self-correct, and plenty of hands-on experiences. That's why Time4Learning's preschool program provides:
- non-graded parent reports that detail how many times a student has completed each activity.
- unlimited access to explore each activity again and again.
- immediate lesson feedback
Are you wondering about high school options? LetsHomeschoolHighschool.com was created to provide information, resources, and a place to share and connect with other high school homeschoolers and their families.
You will find articles by parents of homeschooled high schoolers, columns by homeschooled high school students, forums for both parents and students, and a wealth of other resources. If you're approaching or experiencing the high school
The friendly, flashing arrow that guides Time4Learning students on their lesson path is a fun and useful part of the program. The arrow can't determine whether a worksheet has been completed, though. And, while it does an excellent job of showing what comes next, it doesn't tell how much to do.
Enter the new Time4Learning activity scheduler! When you log in to your parent account, you will notice a new icon at the bottom of the page. Click on the Activity
Time4Learning's core language arts program is one of the most popular parts of the curriculum. By interacting with hilarious animated characters, students study vocabulary, reading comprehension, and more.
But, where are the grammar lessons? When parents ask this, they are usually referring to a study of parts of speech and punctuation. Where, in the Time4Learning program, do students learn about nouns, verbs, adjectives, periods, commas, and quotation marks?
It's common for newcomers to have questions, and we're happy to help with those. :) We do hope they will stick around and post in other sections of the forum, too. Thanks for visiting! :D
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If he excels in math and reading, you might just go ahead and start him at the third grade level. If it seems too challenging to him after a week or so, you can always bump him back down to the...
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If he excels in math and reading, you might just go ahead and start him at the third grade level. If it seems too challenging to him after a week or so, you can always bump him back down to the...
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I can only answer for my own kids. Five of the six have graduated from our home school, and we have used Time4Learning since 2006. My kids go pretty much at their own rate in Time4Learning. When...
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That does happen sometimes, and look here! ...
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Hi, Rushell. Time4Learning provides a complete math and language arts curriculum, with science and social studies available at most grade levels as a free bonus. The social studies provided has never...
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Hi, Shelby11! We often recommend a free program called Natural Reader. We aren't associated with Natural Reader, but members have reported success with it. It reads any text that can be highlighted...
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Hi. Time4Friends is available for students aged thirteen and up who are using high school courses. It's something to look forward to! :)
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That's the way I do math "in my head", but I would agree that kids need to know the "regular" way on paper. Is that not taught at all? I'll go look at the lessons you mentioned. Most of my kids are...
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Thank you for sharing this. :) My own kids realized the silliness made the lessons easier to remember somehow. At some point, each of them decided they didn't want their friends to see them doing...
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Hi! Welcome to the forum. I'm not in New York, but here is a page prepared with the help of some of our New York members. Homeschooling in New York...
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Hi, and welcome to the forum! Many people mistakenly refer to online schools as "homeschooling". Georgia Cyber Academy and other online public school options are not homeschooling. They are...
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Hi! :D Welcome to the forum! I'm not in Kentucky, but I have some experience interpreting homeschool laws and five of my own kids have graduated from our home school, so maybe I can help get you...
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Hi! :) I'm not in New York, but I wanted to welcome you to the forum and let you know about this page, written by homeschool families in New York...
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