My son and I are enjoying this curriculum so very much. I have already seen him grow so much. I love the scripture, catechism, character, and manners memory topics. We only sit for about 15 minutes a day to review our memory board, but I am already seeing him implement what we talk about into everything he does. He is more attentive when walking around town, is teaching his little brother to hold his hand when walking, and reciting his memory verse when he is afraid. I was originally attracted to this curriculum because of the attention to detail on character building. I have not been the least bit disappointed. I have even noticed a shift in my mindset on somethings as we talk through our lessons.

I also love that it is a 'menu' of items. We don't have to do every single thing every day or even every week. I put the cards up for myself more than him, since he can't read yet, and we just flow through as much as we want and can each day. There is no pressure to make sure we hit on everything.

We have both really enjoyed the crafts so far. I am really excited about the tea towels coming up in a few weeks! I can't wait to display them in my kitchen!

If anyone is unsure if it is worth the $ to buy the printed version, just do it! The quality of the prints can't be beat. I love having the manuals printed and bound. The only thing that I find a little inconvenient is that I do wish that the teacher guide unit pages were also in the handicraft manual. That way I just had 1 book to look through.

We love G+C Preschool! You definitely get a lot for your money—the quantity and quality of all the flashcards/materials in the print version is excellent. I love how there is so much you CAN do, but no pressure to do ALL of what is included—we can tailor it to our kids now, but I’m excited to add more in as our kids need it. I’m also so thankful for the long term cost effectiveness—with three kids, over the course of 3 years, we’ll get about 5 uses out of it (which means I’m only paying about $30 per use!) 100% worth it!
I also really resonate with Erin’s heart for homeschooling and was so encouraged reading the teacher’s guide—honestly that was biggest sell for me. I felt so seen and like, yeah maybe homeschooling doesn’t have to be so scary! She made me feel excited and equipped about this new season.

Hi There,
First off I want to give credit for the aesthetically pleasing flashcards. That was a selling point to me. I'd like to thank you for the idea of the board and the morning binder. Those were the only thing we benefitted from with this $160 purchase. I honestly could have found those ideas on Pinterest had I looked. Anyhow, let's talk about the Teachers Guide, Unit Instructions. I wish I could post a pic but literally, it outlines in one Unit a Letter to teach, along with which card to post on your board for that "Nursery Rhyme" or "Catechism". Book recommendation, and that sums it up. There are so many better options out there to really delve into teaching preschoolers. I turned to the Good and The Beautiful and could immediately see night and day. The first unit, Point to the Alphabet on the previous page, read to the child there are 26 letters in the alphabet. Have the child repeat, watch a video on the ABC song, encourage to sing along. Read to your child every letter has a sound, those letters make up words, I am so excited to teach you. This is the guidance us mommas need as we are new to this obviously bc we are purchasing "PRESCHOOL" curriculums. Theirs clearly guides you in every step instead of what this product offers. I don't get the point other than pretty art on your pages.... I REALLY REALLY wanted to like this but it is not a fit for our family. I need options for handwriting, learning animals, and pencil grip, not just flashcards....I just feel like there were so many things left out having purchased a different curriculum to see what was offered. There was more emphasis on activity and handcraft book than actual "classroom taught material" This book is actually thicker than the UNIT book to put things into perspective. Not to bash you guys at all, just providing honest feedback/opinions. Thank you for the awesome morning binder material and flashcards. Are we trying to make homeschooling "pretty" or do we want to give our littles EVERYTHING they need to learn and be brilliant? Their little brains soak up so much and need to be challenged. Take care.

As a mom of 2 and new to homeschooling, I felt as though this was perfectly laid out for a beginner! Reading the teachers guide and taking a moment to understand why the curriculum was broken down the way it was, was great for me. My daughters were excited to start and we received more than I thought! Would honestly recommend this to everyone wanting to begin homeschooling!

I purchesed several other preschool curriculums before I found G+C. This one had all the components I was looking for. Scripture memorization, Catechism, Manners, Virtues, fun Math games, a morning binder, music, art, everything! I definitely took me a while to find our rhythm with how/when to present everything and I'm sure I'm still not using it to its full potential. The best part is that the ideas presented keep me- the mom, thinking and engaged; if a preschool program can do that (others were sooo boring) I think they are truly presenting living ideas.