Hi all...

I started using little reader and little math for my oldest son 7yrs ago. I have never shared my license with anyone but my comp broke and had to reinstall it a few times. I recently had such issue and didnt get to use for a long period and when I reinstalled I am having issues and now I do not know what to do next. Please help me as my DD is asking for little reader.

I downloaded the latest version of LR and LM and wen i installed LR i had clicked to save the library thus lost my license and files in LR when I was asked to repair!
But LM working fine on windows 10 after repairing without replacing files

I just upgraded and its saying License module is damaged and to repair or reinstall!

encountered the same problem again.. only on little math this time... my tot sat on the laptop n the harddisk crashed

What about the old users who get curriculums free for lifetime? Do we have to buy this too?

Hi there
When I go the link from user its saying no files.
Can someone tell me how to please?

Little Math too!!!!

I have always kept Little Reader and Little Math installed on my laptop even though my son has out grown it.
And this time after I installed it the laptop crashed and I had to reinstall and now its saying removal limit reached.
I can honestly say my copy has not been used in another laptop other than mine, but this is my 3rd laptop since I started using brillkids. (am not rich, using second hand ones thus getting it broken, my whole collection got lost with the first hard )

PS. I lost count of the times I have formatted laptops...
So requesting for another...

Thanks for the replies.

I am from a small island country and homeschooling is not accepted here. Vaccination is a must. We live with no freedom. My son is the only homeschooled kid I know his age, i know 2 more but they are 6 yrs and 12 yrs older than my son. So finding a support group is not the thing.

Also, he already has many friends, apart from family members from both sides and also a few from Quran classes and also my friends kids mostly his age!

But because he is very social, he wants MORE friends, I believe he takes that from me!

Anyone having homeschooled or not 6-9yrs boys who want penpals?

Hi there...
Been a long time!!! But been too busy.

I have a question I am struggling to find a solution for. My 6yr old is a very social outgoing boy. He makes friends where ever he go, the park, the super mart and so on.

2 nights back I went to a friend's place with my son and the friend was cooking for 20 men, all her husbands friends. My son asked me how many friends were coming and I told 20 for which he got all astonished and said "He has SOOO MANY friends?!!!" (CUTE ) And then it just stuck me... So I asked if that is the reason he want to go to school? (Hes been saying he would love to go to school for sometime now, I thought it was mostl cos everyone he knows goes to school and specially his fav uncle who is 4yrs older than him, who my son takes as his best friend!) And he said yes, he wants to have many friends. He have so few friends now! so I told him I will try my best to come with a solution for that. He offered pen pals but he hates writing and
then asked if he has to write with pencils and then the usual set of his questions started pouring.

So I was wondering if anyone has the same problem and anyone has a solution for this.

Saw this news article and just had to share here where I will give the most credit for my son becoming a bookworm!


http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/2012/10/10/how-the-brains-of-bookworms-compare-to-those-of-bibliophobes/

" A new study that looked at the differences in the brain development between children with different reading abilities may help answer the question. "

"Reading depends on connections among several areas of the brain that process visual, auditory, and linguistic information."

"Reading depends on connections among several areas of the brain that process visual, auditory, and linguistic information. In particular, two bundles of nerves that connect key language areas in the brain have been shown to be associated with reading skills: the arcuate fasciculus, important for understanding the sound structure of words, and the inferior longitudinal fasciculus (ILF), which is important for seeing words. Researchers already knew that in better readers, these neuron bundles were fatter and better insulated. They wanted to know if the neurons of weaker readers simply started off with skinnier nerve bundles or if their neurons developed differently."

Rizu,lets organize an event to meet up? we can advertise here and on FB brillkids page and gather all up? check the RSVP so as to continue?

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I have not used LittleMath for queit sometime now, not after he lost his interest!
And yday I realised after formatting my pc, I havent installed it. when I reinstalled the license key I have is a long list of characters. not similar to the example  shown.

I am having the same problem!