NEW! Madame How and Lady Why

[hcarroll111]

Bah... I just bought the book... I will have to return it and order these instead!!

[hcarroll111]

Anne, do you know if the paperback version will be available from Amazon.ca soon? Right now, us Canadians only even to be able to order the kindle version! Thanks!

[hcarroll111]

I take it back... I found the paperbacks on Amazon.ca!

[Bethanta]

Yay! Prime should get these to me the day before we start MHLW.

[goochwife]

Congrats, Anne! I went to buy the book on Amazon, and it claims that your book is the #1 New Release in "Children's Disease Books!" Pretty funny! I am so excited for this. We will start Year 4 mid-January.

[AnneWhite]

Congrats, Anne! I went to buy the book on Amazon, and it claims that your book is the #1 New Release in "Children's Disease Books!" Pretty funny! I am so excited for this. We will start Year 4 mid-January.

Whaaaat? 

[goochwife]

I know, strange!

So the Y4 schedule has MHLW readings up until Week 36, but your guide for Volume 1 only goes to Week 33 on the AO site. Does the guide not correspond with the schedule? I am just mapping out my year now.

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[LeslieNoelani]

I know, strange!

So the Y4 schedule has MHLW readings up until Week 36, but your guide for Volume 1 only goes to Week 33 on the AO site. Does the guide not correspond with the schedule? I am just mapping out my year now.

Anne's schedule is more deliberately planned than the previous one. The schedule on the AO website will be changed (sometime between now and the new school year) to reflect Anne's book.

[goochwife]

So is more read in Y4? Or will it be more spread out? Looks like Lesson 33 is "borrowed from Volume 2" about the coral reef. So does that mean more will be covered in Y4?

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[AnneWhite]

The biggeest change is that Year 5 begins with the chapter The Chalk-Carts, which was previously in Year 4. (It made more sense in terms of content).

If you're scheduling the new books (or the online versions), just do a lesson a week. The last term ends early, so you can ease off/catch up in that term, or use the time to pursue any areas of special interest.