Here is a link to a blog giving wonderful instructions for the "set up" of TOG ("the box is here, what now?")

http://togsetup.blogspot.com/2007/06/step-two-weekly-folders.html

I have done my set-up a little different than this (see Control Journal -- Teacher's Manual & Student Folders for more); however, this is an awesome site that is great for any TOG user!

Another AWESOME set up for folders is:  (I'm not here yet!)

http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/karenciavo

Here is another site that is helpful if you are interested in the TOG Blog Roll:

http://standrewshomeschool.com/tapestry-of-grace-blogroll/

*This site also has A LOT of great info.

Quick Link for beginner's trying to figure out a plan for their family & an explanation of the set-up of TOG:

http://www.tapestryofgrace.com/tog_fast/FAQ/four-year.htm

• Here is a quick link to the Forum of TOG:  http://www.lampstandpress.com/together/index.php

• Here is a quick link that lists & explains ALL the mail groups for TOG:  http://www.lampstandpress.com/together/mailgroups.php

These groups are all very warm & eager to help!

Being the book collector that I am -- I have to share this FANTASTIC bonus to using TOG -- The book search.  Usually, it takes me HOURS upon hours to search for books & make lists -- Check this out:  *Great book list even if you don't use tapestry (just see their year plans & unit topics for the era you will be studying).   If you still don't think there is anything exciting about this, let me just explain quickly:

You can search by:

 1.  yr/unit

2.  level

3.  subject

http://www.lampstandbookshelf.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SRCHM

There is also an "original power search" that is a little different than the one above.  This one you can search by:

1.  yr/unit *or entire year

2.  level

3. individual books or every recommended book

LOVE IT!!

Here is another site that is helpful for booklists RE: TOG:

http://standrewshomeschool.com/tapestry-of-grace-blogroll/

*This site also has A LOT of great info.