One of the best Christian homeschooling programs if you’re interested in a program that combines Classical and Charlotte Mason homeschooling methods. So we took a detour from Tapestry of Grace and tried Heart of Dakota for a few months. Your email address will not be published. still divide up a bit during age groups. I started doing some online research for core curriculums that an entire family could use. My Father's World for high school concentrates on Bible, English, Literature, and History, with government, economics, and geography added at upper levels. Tagged: MFW, My Father's World This topic has 33 replies, 15 voices, and was last updated 2 years, 6 months ago by greenebalts. My Father’s World Designed with a unique family learning cycle, My Father’s World is a living book curriculum combined with both a unit study and classical educational model. Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 34 total) 1 2 3 → Author Posts December 6, 2010 at 6:05 pm DebBMember If so, do … A high schooler would still be studying very differently than the younger ones. During that search, I found Winter Promise, Heart of Dakota, My Father’s World, and Tapestry of Grace. Geography and history are the two major components of the program as it has a missional and world cultures emphasis. Required fields are marked * Method: Classical, Charlotte Mason, and Unit Studies. It was originally created for missionaries. Jan 25, 2015 - Comparison of HOD vs MFW Heart of Dakota vs My Father's World homeschool curriculum My Father’s World. All in all, we used Heart of Dakota (three different guides) for about 14-18 weeks, one child going a little further than the others. You can read more about our recent year with Heart of Dakota Preparing, as well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Before that, we used Sonlight. Science and math need to be covered separately as well as a foreign language, health, and other electives. My Father’s World is a full package curriculum (math & language arts are from other vendors) with a Christian perspective that, like Sonlight but less intense, has history as its backbone, and relates the rest of the curriculum to it. I don’t consider Heart of Dakota perfect for combining large spans of ages but it […] Reply. We’ve used My Father’s World for 8 years… and while MFW and Sonlight are similar, the big thing I hear in comparisons is that MFW has much more hands-on activities and lower cost (because rather than buy all the books, they utilize a “book basket” … All of those reasons forced my hand. Most of the other curriculums that I like the look of (Heart of Dakota, My Father’s World, etc.) #3 My Father’s World Provides Age-Integrated Learning. Mason, My Father’s World, and Heart of Dakota. I dropped my youngest’s guide first: the pace was just too slow. Even if my 3rd through 8th graders are studying the same thing… I've also tried and/or seriously researched Tapestry of Grace, Biblioplan, Mystery of History, TruthQuest, Heart of Dakota, Winter Promise, Five In A Row, and maybe a few more that aren't coming to mind right now. All other subjects are woven in gently. We used My Father's World curriculum from 2006-2012. As the mother of five children (three school age kids, one preschooler, and a baby), I searched high and low for a curriculum that was both thorough and user-friendly. It also makes things fun by including Unit Studies, so children aren’t just sitting in their chairs all day.
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