Sick of LA indecision?

Then this is not the post for you!

I am contemplating Sweet Pea's LA line up still. STILL.

Why, you ask? Because I'm an indecisive mama, sometimes.

Option 1
Language Lessons for the Very Young 1
Learning to Spell Through Copywork, Book B
And one of the Queen homeschool copywork books- I think I'll give her a few choices

Option 2
Classical Writing Primers
Rod and Staff Spelling3

Option 3
Something else I haven't thought of


I think perhaps Little Bird would like Language Lessons for Little Ones.

Classical Writing Primer Update

Still chugging along- still working well! I love the integrated grammar, mechanics, and spelling.

Having it be open and go is a big plus, as well.

A+!

Classical Writing

There is massively more writing in Classical Writing vs. Writing with Ease. I feel a lot more comfortable with the present volume.

I do wish Sweet Pea would be more enthusiastic about illustrating her book, though!

Classical Writing Primer

I have Spring in my possession and I've been paging through it. I'd like to briefly compare it to Writing with Ease.

Classical Writing Primer (CW) is a consumable workbook. There is also a teacher help book, and a file to download with pictures for picture study.
-the lines for writing are single lines, no dotted mid line
-lots of space for illustration
-has around 7-10 sentences per day from what I've seen
-includes copywork, narration, picture study, nature study, grammar, and spelling

I think that the selections are really sweet. I like the length of the writing assignments.

Writing with Ease (WWE) also has a consumable student book. There is a separate teacher's manual.
-dotted lines, but large
-has pictures you can color, no illustration
-1-2 sentences per day
-includes copywork, narration, and dictation (at higher levels)

Overall, I really prefer CW's primer to the WWE level we used. I didn't feel like WWE contained enough writing and I wasn't really thrilled with the books the samples were drawn from. Both programs are similar in price.

I'm looking forward to working through Primer and seeing how we like the rest of Classical Writing!