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I'm sorry. I've not ever used or even seen Hake/Saxon English.

Capt. Lookatmy Broadside
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Posted at 4:16 pm on Apr 5, 2012

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Sherry Bowlsby (or others who know), could you tell me how "advanced" Hake/Saxon English is?? - Patticom - 3:43:43 PM on 04/05/2012 (13)

Have you seen the sample pages? ... [LINK] - AEinMd - 2:49:18 AM on 04/06/2012

I saw a few, but this one has different/more.... - Patticom - 6:56:17 AM on 04/06/2012

I don't think it's advanced at all. So far, it seems to be right at grade level. [NT] - DonnaMarie - 5:25:11 PM on 04/05/2012

thanks :) My goal is to get him close to "grade level" or - Patticom - 9:54:19 PM on 04/05/2012

how is he doing with what he has been doing? - IdaMay - 5:19:28 PM on 04/05/2012

The 4th grade program is pretty easy for him, but - Patticom - 9:52:39 PM on 04/05/2012

he may - IdaMay - 2:58:27 PM on 04/06/2012
I highly recommend Callirobics to improve writing. - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 11:27:55 AM on 04/06/2012

isn't callirobics for cursive?? [NT] - Patticom - 12:36:33 PM on 04/06/2012

They have several programs available. - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 12:40:57 PM on 04/06/2012

I'm sorry. I've not ever used or even seen Hake/Saxon English. [NT] - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 4:16:10 PM on 04/05/2012

Oh I'm sorry I thought you had... guess you were just recommending an alternative - Patticom - 9:27:37 PM on 04/05/2012

Sorry, I should've been more clear! [NT] - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 11:29:12 AM on 04/06/2012

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