Hey there! I got an email today from a good friend of ours and she has decided to enroll her son in the T4L. I am especially happy about this because he struggles so in Math and I think that T4L is really going to help him. She did note to me that she would continue it until she can’t afford it anymore but I really think that it is the type of thing, once you get started with it you find yourself looking forward to their excitement when they are learning something brand new. I think their family is going to really enjoy it as much as ours!

She deals with a lot of the same issues with her son that we do.. The writing, math, etc… She and I have compared notes for a few years since our children are about the same age. I was thrilled today to hear that she was going to use the program. I really believe that he is going to do well.

When I told my boys that their friend was going to start doing T4L they jumped around and yelled “Yippy”…. Almost like it personally effected them. They are so excited to see him next Friday to ask him about it. I really had to laugh at their reaction; T4L really has become so much part of our lives that they are thrilled to add someone to their “family”……

Thanks again!

So my 3rd grader did his first lessons in Science and Social Studies today. We were both shocked (in a good way) at how incredibly different the science and social studies programs are this year as opposed to the 2nd grade levels. We were so used to the small, animated lessons that when he first logged in and we saw the first lesson on Vikings…our jaws dropped, lol. I had seen the lesson plans, but honestly only briefly.

We were able to sit and read together and even involved daddy, who enjoyed being able to help. As my son read through all the information in the activities, my hubby and I just kept looking at one another going “wow! this is great!” Even though these lessons were not even remotely similar to the 2nd grade lessons he remembered, my son was totally enthralled in what he was doing. When he printed out the little Viking cards and got out his first “notebook,” I think it finally hit him that 3rd grade is not the “little kid’s school” (his words) anymore. :o)

By the time he moved on to Science, got his next notebook started and did all the measurements that the first lesson asked him to get, he truly felt like he accomplished something today. What a proud moment for us all. And we are totally looking forward to what the next lessons hold!! :o)

We have officially completed a year of Time4Learning! While it hasn’t been 12 months since we first signed up, my son has started and completed the 2nd grade with T4L. Yay!! He was so excited this morning when I told him that I had gotten the email confirming that he could officially start the 3rd grade. You’d think you just told him that he was going to Disneyland. Ok…maybe not Disneyland, but you get my point. :o)

I was SO proud of him today. He does NOT like math at all, but decided to just jump right into math today and that was the first subject he started! Having taken a little time off, he struggled initially but ended up doing well. The difference between 2nd and 3rd grades was very noticeable. The lessons were not (at least not today at any rate) quite as animated as we were used to, but he still seemed pleased. I know I was! We are keeping my 2 nieces for two weeks and they are also homeschooled. They use a different curriculum than we do and were very intrigued and watched my son quite a bit today. It will be interesting to see what the next couple of weeks hold for all of them! :o)

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