Voyages in English Program Overview

Jaz from Hidden Library Homeschool reviews the Voyages in English program, highlighting its use for second graders and its benefits for children close in age. She clarifies that the program, despite being from a Christian company, contains no religious content, making it suitable for public schools. The video details the program's structure, including the teacher's manual, reasons to write, and literature links. Jaz discusses her grading approach, daily edits, and handwriting practice. She appreciates the program's straightforwardness and plans to use a different curriculum next year.

Who is the presenter of the video?

• Tony

• Jaz

• Loyola

• Bear

What grade version of Voyages in English is being used for the second year?

• Third grade

• Second grade

• Fourth grade

• First grade

How does the program handle writing topics each year?

• Repeats the same topics

• Uses different topics

• Focuses only on book reports

• Does not include writing

What is the religious affiliation of the company that publishes Voyages in English?

• Baptist

• Lutheran

• Jesuit

• Methodist

What is the suggested duration for presentations in the program?

• One week

• Two days

• Three days

• Four days

What does the program include at the beginning of each chapter to motivate writing?

• Math problems

• Grammar rules

• Famous quotes

• Reasons to write

What is the purpose of the literature links section?

• To offer math exercises

• To suggest art projects

• To provide additional reading materials

• To list science experiments

How often are daily edits and story starters used?

• Once a week

• Two or three times a week

• Every day

• Once a month

What handwriting style is being switched to in the new version?

• Italic

• Ball-and-stick

• Calligraphy

• Cursive

What is a notable feature of the Voyages in English program?

• It offers online classes

• It is colorful

• It includes CDs

• It has interactive games