If electives tend to take a back seat in your homeschool—I get it. It happens to me, too. Getting the core subjects in is enough of a balancing act to give me enough credits on my resume to successfully apply to join the circus. Each year is the same routine. I'll have the perfect foreign language curriculum picked out and ready to implement, only to find it hard, time-consuming, or labor-intensive. The good news is, last year was different. I found a curriculum that worked for one child and a method that worked for another. Curious as to what these are? Well, I'll begin with what did not work over the years and then share what did, so you can take my thoughts into consideration when choosing how to approach foreign language curriculum in your homeschool. NAY Rosetta Stone As an ESL tutor, I understand the concept of using pictures to help with foreign language learning, but it simply does not work in the format that they use—at least not in our house. If the basic language ...