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03-17-2007, 04:50 PM
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Intro and Intro to Classical Studies
Hi! I'm Amy, mom to 6 dc. Our oldest is 9, our youngest is 17 months. We'll be finishing up the 4 year history cycle this spring (my oldest is in 4th grade). I'm planning to add Latin to our day next year. I'm debating whether to do a full year of ancient history, or if I should do Introduction to Classical Studies. My oldest is a real history buff, and I don't want him to be bored, but I also want a good foundation for moving on.
I'd love to hear any thoughts. I'd also like to hear about what a typical week with this program looks like. Thanks! Amy 
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