AimeeM Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 My goal for this next year is for Autumn to find joy in learning (she never complains, but school is very much a "grin and bear it" for her) AND to keep things low key for me (if you saw my other post about hating homeschooling... lol). So this is my attempt at "fun" and "rigorous", STEM focused, without overloading myself or veering away from what we already know works well for her. Math - CLE 6 (she really does enjoy this curriculum); maybe AOPS (concerned that it is too wordy for a dyslexic reluctant reader - no matter how well she normally does in math) Grammar - Hake 6 (not enjoyable but I haven't yet found an enjoyable SPIRAL grammar program) History/Writing - Oak Meadow 6 Science - Oak Meadow Life Science (spine), Ellen McHenry "Cells" and "The Brain"; Dad will also be doing a year long basic physics study with her and a computer programming/basic engineering course Logic - Logic Liftoff (she loved the first book in the series) Religion - St. Joseph's Baltimore Catechism, Saint stories, Friendly Defenders *supplemental first semester* Excavating English Eat Your Way Around the World *supplemental second semester* Excavating English Mapping the World with Art Am I missing anything? Also, I will have my son doing CHC's Little Stories for Little Folks phonics program, along with Little Folks Letter Practice and Number Practice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ellie Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 Looks good to me. :thumbup1: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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