Kristina's Course Review and Materials

Kristina reviews 'The Good and the Beautiful's Language Arts Level Seven' course, detailing its components, structure, and materials. She highlights the course book, companion, and additional resources like grammar and geography cards. Kristina appreciates the integration of various topics but wishes for more guidance on writing. Despite minor issues, she plans to continue using the course for her children.

What is the main focus of Kristina's review?

• The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts Level Seven

• A science experiment kit

• A new math curriculum

• A history textbook

How is the course book bound?

• Spiral bound

• Hardcover

• Metal bound

• Paperback

What additional materials are needed for the course?

• Colored pencils and a calculator

• Drawing pencils and a sketch pad

• Glue and scissors

• Markers and a ruler

Which component is NOT part of the course?

• Course book

• Science experiment kit

• Geography and grammar cards

• Classic's favorite reader

How are the reading materials integrated into the course?

• They are used only at the end of the course

• They are only for advanced students

• They are used at specific points as instructed

• They are optional and can be skipped

What is included in the course reading challenge?

• A list of books to read

• A set of science experiments

• A series of art projects

• A list of math problems

What is a unique feature of the course book?

• It is only available online

• It includes a digital version

• It is available in multiple languages

• It has 140 lessons instead of 120

What does the course companion include?

• A set of math problems

• States and capital ladders

• A history timeline

• A science glossary

What is the purpose of the grammar and geography cards?

• To offer music lessons

• To help memorize facts

• To provide art lessons

• To teach cooking skills

What is Kristina's overall opinion of the course?

• She dislikes it and will not use it again

• She finds it too complicated

• She appreciates its integration and effectiveness

• She thinks it lacks content