Curriculum Choices and Experiences

The video reviews a first-grade curriculum, highlighting what worked and what didn't. The teacher discusses the transition from a Becca to 'The Good and the Beautiful' for language arts, phonics, and reading. Spelling and handwriting preferences are shared, along with math curriculum progress. The teacher offers encouragement to parents and reflects on the importance of finding the right curriculum fit for a child's enjoyment and learning.

What grade is the teacher's child moving into next year?

• Fourth Grade

• Third Grade

• Second Grade

• First Grade

Which curriculum was initially used for language arts?

• Abeka

• Montessori

• The Good and the Beautiful

• Explode the Code

Why did the teacher decide to switch from Abeka?

• The child started to dislike school

• It was too expensive

• It was too easy

• The child loved it too much

Which curriculum was tried after Abeka?

• Explode the Code

• Montessori

• The Good and the Beautiful

• Kumon

What was the final curriculum choice for language arts?

• Abeka

• Explode the Code

• The Good and the Beautiful

• Montessori

What did the child say about 'The Good and the Beautiful' curriculum?

• It was too difficult

• It was not interesting

• It felt like it was made just for her

• It was boring

What additional subjects does 'The Good and the Beautiful' curriculum include?

• Math and science

• Art, geography, and poetry

• Only phonics and grammar

• History and social studies

How did the child feel about spelling?

• She loved it because her sister did it

• She found it too easy

• She was indifferent

• She disliked it

What was the child's attitude towards handwriting?

• She disliked it but preferred this curriculum

• She found it too challenging

• She loved it

• She was indifferent

Which math curriculum was used?

• The Good and the Beautiful

• Abeka

• Montessori

• Kumon