What You Need To Know About Who Is my Neighbor? || Apologia Homeschool Worldview Curriculum

What You Need To Know About Who Is my Neighbor? || Apologia Homeschool Worldview Curriculum

Today I am sharing all you need to know about the third book in this series by apologia. The things I loved about this book but also the things I didn’t care for.

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[DebBeePlus]

It’s good to see your beautiful face this morning! Because you have talked about this series so much I have the first book ready to start this year as “Daddy’s” subject. I’m excited looking through the content!

[RockSimmer-galGod]

This looks awesome!!! I didn’t know it is in story form!!! I love encouraging discussions!!! We recently went through parables in our church!!! We love different translations and I encourage my older kids (middle schoolers🎉 and a high schooler) to compare translations and I tell them the best translation is the one that speaks to them!!!

[apologiaworld]

Great insight, it is always nice to hear other people's opinions and thoughts on our program. Thanks so much for sharing.

[theculturedkidlanguages]

Gosh I didn't know there was a full series of these books! I'm going to check out these other ones too! Thanks so much for sharing and will have a look at the reviews you've recorded!

[kristankaszynski]

Hi! I hadn’t heard anyone before talk about not showing pictures of Christ- that was a fascinating little rabbit hole I just got to go down! Thank you so much for always sharing your perspective of things ❤️ love your videos

[mallorycarpinski]

I'm really interested in this particular volume of this series but we haven't done the others. Another reviewer said we really should do the others first. What do you think about doing them out of order since you've gone through them all?