Raising Godly Children

Feb. 14, 2006

A Question

This is excellent news!!! I'm so happy for you...and that you have found SOW. Can I ask what or how it is different to Weaver and what made you look for something else?

 

Hi Susan, I do not know how to answer this below so I will answer it here because it a good question.

 

Sow was a curriculum that I seen about 3 years ago and every year it just kept coming back up and coming back up. Never forceful but it was always the first to my mind. When I first asked the Lord why he wanted me to homeschool that was so that they would know Him. What a better way to have school than out of his word to feast on. I am finding it beneficial for mum too. It good to start the day off in such a way.

 

I love weaver but there bible section some times looked more like and after thought than attached to it. Where this is asking the children to share what they learnt what that means to them. How can they change there actions to line up with Gods word. I like it because the lessons have been fresh we have had some struggles with teething problems but more from bad attitude than the curriculum. Weaver is a great curriculum put it this way it is the first curriculum that I am not selling in case we want to go back too. I am holding it because that is how much we enjoyed it but just Sow kept coming to mind that I decided to try is the biggest reason for change  and so far the house seems happy with it.

bye Toni

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Feb. 15, 2006 - Hey, thanks Toni...

Posted by HomeGrownKids
for your thoughts on SoW. I hope it continues to be a useful tool for you in the teaching and training of your young'uns.

Hugs,
Susan <><
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Feb. 25, 2006 - Sow?

Posted by KarlaKAkins
Hi! What does sow stand for? I am so curious! :-)
Karla
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