Ashley, a homeschooling mom, discusses her experience with the Worldly Wise sixth-grade vocabulary curriculum. She explains the curriculum's structure, its benefits, and how it has been used effectively in her homeschooling routine. Ashley highlights the flexibility of the curriculum, allowing for adaptation based on each child's needs. She also mentions the challenges faced, such as tricky words, and considers getting an answer key for better accuracy. The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to ask questions.

What is Ashley's primary role in the context of the video?

• A curriculum developer

• A homeschooling mom

• A public school teacher

• A school principal

How many children does Ashley homeschool?

• Five

• Seven

• Eight

• Six

Which grade's vocabulary curriculum did Ashley recently discuss before this video?

• Fifth grade

• Seventh grade

• Sixth grade

• Ninth grade

What is the name of the vocabulary curriculum Ashley uses?

• Word Power

• Wordly Wise

• Vocabulary Builder

• Lexicon Mastery

At what grade level does the Worldly Wise curriculum start?

• First grade

• Third grade

• Kindergarten

• Second grade

How does Ashley's family typically approach vocabulary lessons?

• They complete all lessons in one day

• They do one section per day

• They do vocabulary lessons only on weekends

• They skip vocabulary lessons

What is one of the key features of the Worldly Wise curriculum?

• It includes daily quizzes

• It has a flexible structure

• It requires a teacher guide

• It is only for high school students

Why might Ashley consider getting a teacher guide for the curriculum?

• To better understand tricky parts

• To reduce the number of lessons

• To have more quizzes

• To skip certain sections

What type of exercises are included in the weekly lessons?

• Only multiple-choice questions

• Only vocabulary games

• A variety of exercises including synonyms and sentence completion

• Only essay writing

How often do review sessions occur in the curriculum?

• Every two weeks

• Every week

• Every three or four lessons

• Only at the end of the year