Thread: How many hours do you work with your kids daily? (homeschooling)
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Re: How many hours do you work with your kids daily? (homeschooling)
I'm coming in late to this but I'd also agree that 4 hrs for pre-k is a lot. I see that you've since lowered that time. My 3rd grader usually spends 2-3 hrs a day just to give you a reference and she is on an advanced track with more intense reading and higher mathematics. Now if she lolly gags it takes her much longer!
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