The one thing that we do by DVD is math – we use Math U See (which I recommend 100%) and will be starting Videotext Interactive next spring when we start Algebra. (MUS also has algebra – precalc or something like that, but I like the setup of Videotext better.)

Hope that helps!

I would bet you’re looking at 4 hours – tops. You didn’t say what grade this is for – that would help, too.

I would suggest contacting them, or going to a Materials Display, and they have a catalog available for both the traditional materials as well as the DVD Academy. They also have sample schedules. At the Materials Display, they usually have a sample lesson plan DVD playing to give you an idea of it (they will also send you a sample free, if you have not already gotten one).

That is the only one I have any personal knowledge of. I apologize for not being able to be of more assistance. Good luck finding what will work best for you and your children!

at least i know i 100% was, perhaps because my mum was pretty strict… i do still suggest A Beka because it prepares you for university life–i studied this my whole life and know lots of others who use this too 😀

http://www.math-videos-online.com

The above website has a huge collection of free online math videos and new videos are added weekly.

I hope this helps!