Because it is nearly impossible to avoid teaching children letters – if I don’t, someone will- I think that Learn Your Letters, Learn to Serve curriculum is good for a basic day to day structured program for a preschooler. My personal opinion for our family is that I don’t need to plan oodles of structured teaching activities. I strive throughout my day to make the most of impromptu teaching opportunities–which means that without planning to or really thinking about it, math, science, history, reading, spelling, etc. does get taught.

What I love the best about this curriculum is the emphasis on serving. It makes it more tangible and helps mom actually carry out good intentions. By boiling it down to picking someone with the next letter in the alphabet to serve, and providing practical age-appropriate ideas on how do it, I think it’s helpful. If I ONLY do that from this curriculum, I’m okay with that.

All of that said, I have not used it as much as I thought it would. The Lord has given me a bit of a different direction to go. But, I think that if you are looking for direction, it would be a great place to go. Laura has really done an excellent, comprehensive job in putting it together!

I hope this helps!