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[quote=Anonymous]Necessary, No. I think my kid would be fine either way. But I do supplement, because I do think it is beneficial. As most people have answered, much of my "supplementing" would be considered standard practice. Reading, going to museums, trying to expose child to lots of different experiences, further delving into a subject that has sparked interest, etc. I do try to be deliberate, choosing books that are classics to read aloud or visiting museums on a wide rotation- not just favorites. I also always have "Mama Work" available for kids. If they bring no homework home, I give them a couple of sheets of "Mama Work." Ten minutes tops- unless they want more. It is usually supplemental practice to what they are learning, but I sometimes give them a small writing prompt. I do this because I think it is good to be in a habit of doing homework... its not a huge investment of time but it keeps them actively practicing a skill. Plus, I always sit with them when they are doing it, and go over it with them.. so it keeps me up to date on their progress. Finally, we do supplement with religious education... which, if you want your child to have religious education... is necessary.[/quote]
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