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Ridgewood Analogies

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$10 on Amazon
4th - 8th
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Help students become independent thinkers and problem solvers
This series of books is based on curriculum developed by teachers in the Ridgewood, New Jersey, Public Schools. Ridgewood students begin in kindergarten to use analogies in language arts, social studies, science, and math as a way of identifying relationships and making connections. Once students learn how to solve analogies–and to create their own–they can use these abilities in any subject, as ways of learning and remembering information.

Skills Addressed
• Categorizing
• Vocabulary across content areas
• Similarities and differences
• Analogies
• Comparison
• Critical thinking

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What homeschoolers say about ESP Learning

Homeschool families appreciate ESP Learning's Wordly Wise 3000 series for its structured vocabulary development and clear, incremental difficulty levels. Many find it effective for building language skills and appreciate the variety of exercises, including analogies and comprehension. However, some note that the workbooks can be repetitive and may require significant parental involvement to keep students engaged. The price is considered reasonable for the quality, but a few users mention that the presentation is somewhat dated compared to more colorful or interactive curricula. Overall, it is seen as a solid, traditional vocabulary program with a focus on rigor.

About ESP Learning’s materials generally, not this resource specifically. Summarized by Learnamic from public homeschool reviews and discussions.

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