Meg429 Posted June 8, 2014 Share Posted June 8, 2014 Kindy: AAR Level 2 HWOT 1st Grade Spelling Workout A (Maybe....I just picked this up (TM and WB) for 3 dollars at a used book sale) Singapore Math 1A PreK: HWOT PreK Singapore Kindergarten Essentials A AAR Pre-Level Both: BFIAR / FIAR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KeriJ Posted June 8, 2014 Share Posted June 8, 2014 How do you get writing done with 3 students in one schedule block? This is impossible here and no matter what I've tried it's a fail. Same with Rod & Staff English. It's teacher intensive for me but maybe I've missed something … Great schedule! ;) I'm curious about this too! R&S seems to be teacher intensive for me as well. Trying to move towards a little more independence, but haven't seemed to make that work yet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aurelia Posted June 8, 2014 Share Posted June 8, 2014 This is what I've planned and purchased, though we probably won't get to most of it until October: Lial's Basic College Math, Key to Fractions, Decimals and Percents (already started this) Oak Meadow Ancient Civilizations & English 6 Phonetic Zoo (already started) Galore Park Jr. Science 3 (only the topics we haven't already covered before) Not bought yet, but 90% sure I will use: Ellen McHenry Elements of Chemistry, then either The Brain or Carbon Chemistry GP Latin Prep 1 CAP W&R 3&4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MinivanMom Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 5th Math: Singapore 5B & AOPS Pre-Algebra English: MCT Town, Killgallon Story Grammar, & Writer's Inc Logic: Mind Benders?? History/Literature: K12 Human Odyssey I & literature for those time periods Geography: MP Geography I & II Science: Story of Science: Aristotle w/lots of supplementary science books French: Galore Park French II & Tell me More French Art: Artistic Pursuits: Upper Elementary Music: piano & harp lessons Extra: ballet 4th & 1st grader together: History/Literature: Ancients (I have a long list of real books w/Usborne Book of World History as the spine) Science: Biology (I have a long list of real books with RS4K/Focus on Biology as the spine) 4th: Math: Singapore Math 4A & 4B English: MCT Island & a daily writing block French: Galore Park French I Art: Artistic Pursuits: K-3, Bk.3 Music: piano lessons Extra: cub scouts, soccer, & baseball 1st: Math: Singapore Math 2A & 2B English: daily writing block, journal writing, & studying most common spelling words French: Skoldo 1 Art: Artistic Pursuits: K-3, Bk.1 Music: piano lessons Extra: ballet & softball PK: Math: Singapore Essential Math K Handwriting: HWT PK & Kindergarten & if he's ready for it: Phonics: Reading Reflex w/lots of early readers Extra: soccer & t-ball Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blessed2fosteradopt Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 Bringing my rising third grade daughter home from PS and remediating with: LA: WWE1, FLL3, AAS, finishing up Dancing Bears 3 (not sure from there) Math: CLE2 and will hopefully move into CLE3 Science: RSO Life 1 I still need to add in either history or geography and art since that is her passion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jackie Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 My DD is insisting on structured school learning instead of the more free-form we had been doing, so we agreed on three days per week. Most subjects are a collection of resources to pull from instead of following one curric. - Math (3x per week): RightStart Math B, Dreambox, Time-Life I Love Math series, MathStart series - Reading (3+x per week): mom-made reading list at her level (currently about third grade reading) and longer parent read-alouds - Handwriting (1x weekly): StartWrite software, doing print and cursive concurrently at her request - Spanish (1x weekly): Salsa Spanish, DuoLingo. Will probably move onto something else when we've gone through all the Salsa Spanish episodes but I'm not committed to anything. - Science (1x weekly): Lego Education Early Simple machines, The Private Eye, BFSU, play with a child-friendly microscope, various Thames and Kosmos kits, memberships to zoo and children's science museum - Spelling (1x weekly): All About Spelling 2, and maybe getting to level 3 - History (1x weekly): mom-made prehistory year, Big Bang to early man - Art (every other week): Artistic Pursuits pre-k, Usborne Complete Book of Art Ideas, Usborne Big Drawing Book - Music (every other week): The Story of the Orchestra, additional composer studies - Additional: beginning computer programming skills, violin, gymnastics, swimming Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrs Twain Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 How do you get writing done with 3 students in one schedule block? This is impossible here and no matter what I've tried it's a fail. Same with Rod & Staff English. It's teacher intensive for me but maybe I've missed something … Great schedule! ;) Our first section takes about 1.5 hours and is the hardest for me to get done. I start my younger two doing their math worksheets while I teach the math lesson the my oldest kid. Then I interrupt my second kid to teach her the math lesson and the English lesson, do flash cards, etc. Then I teach my youngest her math and English lessons. Then back to my oldest to grade his math and teach English. Then back and forth among kids to grade things as they get done. At the end of that we all need a break. Haha As for writing, many days one or more kids will be working on something independently such as writing an outline, a messy copy, or a neat copy, so that frees me up to work with whomever needs me. Teaching writing is mostly done by Mr. Pudewa on the DVDs, so that saves me time, too. Editing takes a long time, and sometimes one of the kids has to wait for me. It usually works out okay, though, mostly because the younger kids don't need too much of my time (yet anyway). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mrs Twain Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 Mrs Twain -- How long have you been using Studies Weekly? I was considering getting them for K/1 this upcoming year as a fun supplement. Do your kids enjoy them? I have used Studies Weekly for two years for social studies, science, and health. My youngest likes them, but she is the kid who likes everything about school, especially workbooks. My others think they are okay. Sometimes they are particularly entertaining. One of the best sets is the 4th grade social studies which is state history. (That may vary by state, though.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hobbitmom Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 Fourth grade Language: Second Form Latin MP Greek Alphabet Math: Rod & Staff Arithmetic 4 English: Rod & Staff Spelling 5 MP Grammar Recitation II Classical Composition: Fable Poetry for the Grammar Stage MP Literature Study (Heidi; The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe; Lassie-Come-Home) Social Studies: MP Geography I (Middle East, North Africa, Europe) Artner's American History Unit 3 (1775-1789) Famous Men of Rome Science: The Book of Insects (CM nature study) Religion: MP Christian Studies II (second half of Old Testament, using Golden Children's Bible) Baltimore Catechism I Art/Music: Mark Kistler's online drawing lessons Children's choir and piano lessons Second Grade Language: Prima Latina Math: Rod & Staff Arithmetic 2 English: MP Classical Phonics and SRA Phonics 3 New American Cursive MP Literature Study Religion: New St. Joseph First Communion Catechism Social Studies, Science, Art/Music: MP Grade 2 Enrichment Children's choir and piano lessons Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
My3girls Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 "It's not official until it happens. Or that's my take on it as the wife of a Marine. " This is too funny. I'm a former Marine and married to a retired Marine! I agree totally! 7th grade- AoPS pre-A WWS1 & 2 (finish last 6 weeks of 1) AG season 2 & 3 Vocab from Classical Roots The World in Ancient Times Greece, Rome, China, South Asia, Americas The Medieval World vol.1 History of US vol.1 The Human Body, RS4K Geology, RS4K Astronomy 3rd grade- MM3 ETC 5,6&7 SpellWell b/Bb FLL2 WWE3 (across the curriculum not with workbook) W&R Fable and Narrative 1 SoTW vol. 1 & 2 (finish 1 and start 2) History of US vol.1 The Human Body, RS4K Geology, RS4K Astronomy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest cakvd Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 I'm starting homeschool for the first time officially this fall. I have always gravitated towards educational toys and teaching my kids, so homeschool seems like a natural progression for me. I've searched all over and I *think* I will be using Moving Beyond the Page and Critical Thinking company for my gifted 9 year old (4th grade) girl. I will also start my 3 year old son on critical Thinking company's pre-k items. Does anyone have any warnings about Moving Beyond the Page for me? I haven't gotten the curriculum yet, but the project based, literature based seems to fit with my daughter's learning style. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 I'm done shopping, other than the "thrill of the chase" of the used curriculum board when you get to help out a low income family or a retired homeschooler and save a well-loved used book from the shredder. I probably won't put ds's first grade curriculum in my sig line because it's not very impressive or unusual: Saxon Math, HWOT, Unpopular Opinion Readers + Bob Books + ETC + Ruth Beechik phonics games, and cherry picked Konos and Konos-inspired activities if we have the time, energy, and inclination. I don't have any other minor children, but I do like kilts and cupcakes. :lol: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dmmetler Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 Probably won't put it all in the .sig, but anyway: Summer-Herpetology research, Marine Biology coloring book (an addition by DD when we went to the Homeschool bookstore last week) Big Book of TN history, LOF Advanced Algebra. Piano camp, Cheer team/tumbling Fall- Math-AOPS Beginning Algebra, LOF advanced algebra, LOF Geometry LA-Lightning literature grades 7-8, Online Etymology class, writing History-Online class, Early Moderns-Moderns Science-Uzinggo Biology, Herpetology research, Zoology. Lyrical Life Science Anatomy, Anatomy Coloring book Latin-Cambridge Latin Course Stage 3 (finish), Stage 4 Grade 2 piano, theory U13 Cheer team, tumbling Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Violet Crown Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 Final, eh? We're starting in July, when it's not fit outside for man nor beast, and the current plan: 6th grade: Math: AoPS (& Alcumus & math team) English: So You Really Want to Learn English Warriner's Composition: Models and Exercises Word Wealth, Jr Latin: Artes Latinae Greek: Athenaze, and looking for a starving classics grad student as a tutor, because dh just doesn't have time.... French: weekly class, and Foreign Service Institute tapes Programming & Logic: Dh, using Python For Kids & his own brain Music: Piano lessons Art: must get this kid some drawing lessons, but where? how? Science: TOPS units (various) Open University intro science course History: reading through Landmark histories Civics: Everyday Law For Young Citizens (started this year but got distracted) Our Living Constitution Religion: My Catholic Faith 2nd grade: Language: Speech exercises & practice; ST & CT LLATL Yellow (old version) Primary Language Lessons Math: Key To Fractions, Key To Geometry, lots and lots of games Music: Cello lessons & String Project Religion: Faith & Life; Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Science, Art, History, etc.: Baltimore Curriculum Project - lots of read-alouds, hands-on projects, field trips Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EndOfOrdinary Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 We move on to the next step in curriculum as Ds finishes one. As a result, we often have beginning, continuing, and finishing curriculum as the year goes. Fifth Grade English: Literary Analysis and Short Stories; Intro to Literature; weekly essay. If needed Easy Grammar Ultimate. Spelling: Sequential Spelling 7 Latin: Continue Jenney First Year Latin; Finish Latina Christiana for oral work; Begin Lingua Latina for oral work Greek: Athenaze Book 1 with YouTube videos and online games Spanish: Finish Workbook in Everyday Spanish and Spanish Fun; Begin getting Started with Spanish for oral work; Begin Breaking the Spanish Barrier Math: Finish AoPS PreAlgebra; Continue Intro to Counting and Probability; Begin Intro to Geometry Science: Continue Apologia Exploring Creation with Chemisrty and GPB Chemistry; Begin Thames and Kosmos Chem 3000; listen to Earth Science Great Courses History: Herodotus and Ancients past Greece and Rome into Asia and Africa; SeTerra physical geography; Odyssey again more than likely P.E. : Swimming and Running when we just plain cannot sit any longer! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kristi26 Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 Here are my plans for next year: All together: Science: Apologia Swimming Creatures with FREE notebooking pages Geography: Geography through Art Gym: They'll do this through co-op :) ODS, 9th grade: He is off to an art school for high school! It'll be AMAZING for him. They can teach him things that I could never dream of understanding. :) MDS, 6th grade: Math: MUS Zeta LA: Total Language Plus Caddie Woodlawn, The Cricket in Times Square, and Pippi Longstocking History: Modern-times biographies of famous people around the world using the "Heroes of History" series alongside our geography curriculum Art: He'll be getting art lessons from my artsy BFF; also Drawing through History Modern Times DD, 3rd grade: Math: LOF Englewood through Goldfish LA: TLP The Courage of Sarah Noble and The Sign of the Beaver History: Biographies of famous people around the world using the "Who Was" series alongside our geography curriculum Art: Through Geography and our co-op; also Draw. Write. Now. Books 6 and 8. Music: She is on the Kidworship team at church YDS, Kindergarten: Math: MUS Primer (no student book; games, activity sheets, and manipulatives only) LA: IEW PAL Reading and Writing Music: At church Art: At co-op - Plus LOTS of fun games and activities to teach him the joy of learning! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BatmansWife Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 1st: Life of Fred Catterpillars I've never heard of this. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ruthie in MS Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 I'm not completely finished planning yet but I'll post it anyway. (10 y/o) 4th/5th grade CLE Math 400 CLE Language Arts 400 and Living Math Piano Lessons Daily Geography Drills from Trail Guide to World History Art with a Purpose 4 Reading List from 1000 Good Books List (8 y/o) 2nd/3rd grade CLE Math 200 and Living Math Co-op CLE Language Arts 200 or LLATL Yellow (I haven't decided yet) Reading List from 1000 Good Books List Both DC: Portraits of an American Girlhood with some FIAR Volumes 3 and 4 mixed in (not 100% sure how I'm doing that yet) Foundations 2 Bible Study or Bible Road Trip- Year 1 (not sure yet) Cooking and Science (mostly for fun) Art Lessons with Usborne Art Treasury and Discovering Great Artists ETA: Links to curricula that is not well known. Note: My younger dd is a git-r-done kind of kid and I'm not pushing any extras on her this year. My older dd loves anything that can keep her busy and has asked for most of her extras. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mama mills Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 2nd Grade: Math - Math u see Alpha English - BJU English 2 Spelling- Spelling workout B History- SOTW 2 Science- Mr Qs Life Science Reading for fluency Pre-K reading - ETC (I don't know if I am ready for him to read but he asked) I am definitely done it is all purchased and ready to go!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AmyinMD Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 After 11 years of homeschooling I still love the planning part. It always changes during the year at least a little bit. I tend to overbuy. I bought 2 history programs and 3 science programs for next year because I just couldn't decide. I think this is what we are most likely using at this point. I think I have made my last purchase (MCT Town) aside from maybe needing some reading novels. 11th grader: CC Challenge 2 MUS Algebra 2 9th grader: CC Challenge 1 MUS Pre-Algebra 4th grade son: History Odyssey Medieval Level 2 (I may modify a little- he might not be ready for all the work in it but Level 1 this year was not enough for him) Singapore 5B, 6A, and maybe 6B Beast Academy 4A and 4B Life of Fred Intermediate Books Daily 5 Math for 5th grade Spelling You See D MCT Town A Reason for Handwriting- Cursive Young Writer's Class (local class taught by a fellow homeschool mom) 4th grade daughter (has dyslexia): History Odyssey Medieval Level 1 MUS Delta Life of Fred (A-D) Daily 5 Math for 3rd grade Orton Gillingham Tutoring (uses ETC, Spellwell, Megawords, and a few other things with her tutor) All About Reading Level 2 FLL 1-2 WWE 1-2 (finish 1 and start 2) A Reason for Handwriting-Cursive 2nd grade daughter: History Odyssey Medieval Level 1 MUS Beta Life of Fred (A-D) Daily 5 Math for 2nd grade WWE 2 FLL 1-2 Spelling You See B All About Reading Level 3 Explode the Code (5-7) Combined for 4th and 2nd graders: CC Foundations Nancy Larson Science 3 Song School Latin 2 Art (usually pull art projects from various places- my current favorite is Deep Space Sparkle) Lego Story Starter Lego WeDo Robotics Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AimeeM Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 Have I replied to this yet? Lol. If so, I've changed it up. No worries, though, as I've purchased almost everything :P DD12 - grade 7/8 (leaning towards 7, lol) Math: Review pre-algebra this summer with Jousting Armadillos. AOPS Intro to Algebra this fall. Spelling: Apples and Pears B and C Grammar: Seton English 7 for Young Catholics; if that goes well, we'll probably add in IEW's "Fix It!" second semester Writing: CAP's Narrative II History: Seton's American History 8; second semester we'll add in literature specifically addressing government and civics Literature: Garlic Press guides for The Giver, Lord of the Flies, and To Kill a Mockingbird (this will be team reading) Science: Biology, chemistry, astronomy - a la Ruth :) Religion: Faith and Life 7, the Ablaze books (about daring teen saints), and other literature Music: Piano lessons outsourced; accordion lessons via skype with her grandfather, hopefully (we'll see about timing here) Extracurriculars: Soccer or dance this fall. She's doing a 4 week dance intensive this summer, so if she finds something she enjoys there (didn't care for ballet), she'll do that instead of soccer. She'll also do Youth Group at our parish. DS5 Math: CLE 1 and Miquon Phonics/Reading: PAL Reading with Little Angel Readers Handwriting: Seton Handwriting K for Young Catholics History, science, and religion are via literature for Nico. Music: Piano lessons outsourced Other: Bricks 4 Kids (lego) club Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Perry2 Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 I've been reading this forum for years, but this is my first post! DS8 ~ 3rd grade Math - Abeka 3 & 4 Language Arts - WWE 3, FLL 3, AAS 3 & 4 Latin - SSL 2 History & Science - still deciding :confused1: Art - Home Art Studio Literature - Memoria Lit 3 Music - Composer Study and piano lessons DS6 ~ 1st Grade Math - Abeka 1 Language Arts - FFL 1, WWE 1, AAS 1 & 2, Abeka Handwriting & Phonics 1 Reading - Abeka 1 & OPG Literature - Memoria 1 Art - Home Art Studio Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kelly1730 Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 I've been reading this forum for years, but this is my first post! DS8 ~ 3rd grade Math - Abeka 3 & 4 Language Arts - WWE 3, FLL 3, AAS 3 & 4 Latin - SSL 2 History & Science - still deciding :confused1: Art - Home Art Studio Literature - Memoria Lit 3 Music - Composer Study and piano lessons DS6 ~ 1st Grade Math - Abeka 1 Language Arts - FFL 1, WWE 1, AAS 1 & 2, Abeka Handwriting & Phonics 1 Reading - Abeka 1 & OPG Literature - Memoria 1 Art - Home Art Studio Welcome!! I'm still in the deciding stag, but getting closer! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melissa B Posted June 10, 2014 Share Posted June 10, 2014 I think I am ready to finish ordering in the next couple of weeks. 5th grade MP First Form Latin Skoldo French 2 Elemental Science Biology 2 (co-op) MP Insects, Birds, Trees Saxon Math 76 LOF Decimals LOF Physics MP Famous Men of Greece MP Famous Men of Rome HO Ancients Level 2 supplemental readers MP Geography I MP Christian Studies 2 R&S English 5 R&S Spelling 5 Pentime 5 GP SYRWTL English 1 MP Classical Composition 1 Imitation in Writing - Greek Heroes MP Literature 6 - The Trojan War, The Bronze Bow, Anne of Green Gables, The Hobbit Kolbe Lit - Wrinkle in Time, Caddie Woodlawn, Secret Garden, Witch of Blackbird Pond, White Fang 3rd Grade MP Prima Latina MP Prima Latina Copybook Skoldo French 2 Elemental Science Biology 2 R&S Math 3 Singapore Challenging Word Problems 2 GP Jr. History 1 and 2 supplemental readers MP Enrichment Grade 2 SRA 3 R&S Spelling 3 Pentime 2 and 3 GP Jr. English 1 MP Literature 2 - Courage of Sarah Noble, Little House in the Big Woods, Mr. Popper's Penguins, Beatrix Potter collection Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jnaj Posted June 11, 2014 Share Posted June 11, 2014 **Edited to adjust our plans. Of course, they have changed!** For my soon to be 6th grader- he is doing a variety of summer camps this summer, along with Teaching Textbooks and continuing with Language Arts as much as we can. He will be starting at a small, private school in the fall. My 1st grade summer plans: McRuffy Math (finishing up K and starting 1st), AAR1 (finish up), FLL1, WWE1, Piano Lessons, and hopefully Aerial/Circus Classes, continue with Occupational Therapy weekly. *FLL & WWE are a bust with her. We are going to start Memoria Press 1st Grade as soon as it arrives.** 1st grade plans for Fall (well, we will begin in August, after all the summer camps and classes are over): Math: McRuffy + Life of Fred Language Arts: Memoria Press 1st Grade + Read Aloud and Enrichment (minus any additional Christian studies) + SWS, GWG, WWW (for when we are at her brother or sister's classes and she wants something extra to do out and about.) Handwriting: New American Cursive 1 (MP) History: SOTW 1 + AG Science: Sassafras Zoology + Anatomy- We will hold off on Sassafras, and probably do that next summer. We are going to concentrate on Nature Studies with MP Science Enrichment. Logic: Lollipop Logic- just whenever she feels like it. Computer: Keyboarding Without Tears + she loves getting on fun educational websites Foreign Language: ASL (at her enrichment class) Extras: Piano Lessons, Aerial classes, Occupational Therapy + one day a week homeschool enrichment program which will include a variety of classes, not sure what will be available yet. For my younger (she will be 3 in September): Preschool 3 days per week. Memoria Press Jr K Beginning Aerial classes or continue ballet Tag along with her sister for science, and a few other things. She needs to constantly be kept busy. They also do little kids workout DVDs for fun and simple exercises, usually during a "break" time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rimk3 Posted June 11, 2014 Share Posted June 11, 2014 We are moving into our second year of homeschooling and we are going to school year round, so some of this we will begin this month, but other curriculum we will not start until Sept. We will just move to the next thing when we finish that last thing. B) We don't do everything everyday and some of these resources are supplemental and not used in their entirety. I am still trying some things out to see what is the best fit for my children. 3rd Grader Math: MEP 3, LoF Farming - ?, Strayer Upton Practical Arithmetics, Book 1 LA Arts: ELTL 3, BW(poetry tea, some PW), WR Fables, Critical Thinking Co. Reading Detective 3/4 (software), Reading for the Gifted Student Gr. 3 Logic: Logic Countdown, Dr Funster's Think A Minutes A1 Science: Critical Thinking Co. Science Detective 3/4 (software) The Rest: Scratch computer programing, typingWeb, Guitar Lessons, Gymnastics, EMH PE, Drama 1st Graders (twins) Math: MEP 1, MUS Alpha, LoF apples - ? LA Arts: RLTL 2, ELTL 1, BW (poetry tea, some Jot it down) Logic: Lolipop Logic The Rest: Scratch computer programing, Piano Lessons, Gymnastics, EMH PE, Drama Together Math: Family Math History: CHOW, SOTW 1&2 (audio and some activities) Science: BFSU, vol 1 Music: SQUILT, Classical Art: Art: A World History, Review the elements of art and principles of design with corresponding art projects in various mediums. Habits Study: Laying Down the Rails Foreign Language: Beginning Mandarin Chinese, Curclick (maybe) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HappyClassical Posted June 11, 2014 Share Posted June 11, 2014 Ok, if I say it here then it must be for realsies. I'm doing the whole year of planning and prep now bc I have house sale/new house to move into and baby due in September. Some of these things we have already started but for simplicity. No curriculum for the toddler... Lol. I didn't list the additional books we are using here like encyclopedic spines. DD - 1st Grade Language Arts - FLL1, WWE, Reading Pathways, AAS1/spelling workout A, Reading Eggs online, CHOLL for integration with History, handwriting worksheets in Zaner Bloser style I got from TpT - she'll get plenty of handwriting practice from other subjects. Math - RS-B supplementing with MM, Mathseeds and Splashmath online. History/geography - SOTW 1 with the AG, Evan Moore Beginning Geography Science - Sassafras Zoology and Anatomy with pieces from Elemental as well as lesson build outs of my own, Discovery Science Streaming. For botany, it's all by me. Spanish - BJU Pasaporte al Espanol Level 1-2 Music - Piano Lessons, Worlds Greatest Composers Volume I by CoaH Bible - CLE Bible 100 series, Day by Day Bible, and Making Brothers &Sisters Best Friends Memory Work/Enrichment - Classical Conversations; using the binder style lapbooks from Wisdom & Righteousness; I already printed everything and sorted it so it's ready to use. Sports/physical fitness - Tennis, Kung Fu, Homeschool Family Fitness activities (book from sonlight) DS - PK/Kinder Language Arts - Phonics Pathways, Reading Eggs online, Worksheets from TpT, Phonics Pathways Games book. He will also be attending vision therapy related to a visual sequential memory delay. Reading Eggs online Math - RS-A, Mathseeds online Following along with DD in History, Science, Spanish, Bible, And music appreciation. He has violin lessons instead of piano. Starting tennis and already does Kung Fu with big sis. Going to CC as well. For my son, I make him subject binders like DD, but I remove worksheets and activities above his age. So, he may have an extra maze or coloring sheet where DD needs to write or have other related work. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dramorellis Posted June 12, 2014 Share Posted June 12, 2014 Hmm...well I think I am done mostly but I need to just buy it all and stop looking. DS- 3rd Language Arts: FLL3, W&R Fables, Caesar's English I, HWOT Cursive, Rod & Staff Spelling Reading: Lots and lots of good books, Poetry on Tuesdays Math: MIF 3A-3B, BA 3B-3D History: Guest Hollow American History, Story of the World 2 Science: RSO Earth and Space Geography: Legends & Leagues South Other: Guitar lessons, gymnastics and swimming DD- Pre-K-K Five in a Row Math: Hands on Standards and Horizons K Reading: AAR Pre and 1, ETC Science: Elemental Science (Exploring Science) History: Lots of read-alouds and cross over from FIAR, also tagging along during history with DS7. Other: Little Mozarts for piano, gymnastics and dance Together: Sassafras Zoology Meet the Masters Song School Latin Science and Art co-op on Wednesdays Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Χά�ων Posted June 12, 2014 Share Posted June 12, 2014 I updated a few days ago. I cannot for the life of me figure out formatting. I want images on the right and text on the left. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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