EKS Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 1st grader English--This includes reading aloud to me, writing (mostly narration/dictation/copywork), handwriting (which is covered by dictation/copywork), spelling (I use a level that is below his challenge level so that it is not a struggle). These things take 30-45 minutes in all. Writing/Handwriting--See above Spelling--See above Reading/Phonics--See above Math--This is supposed to take about 30 minutes but depending on someone's mood it can take longer Science--This usually takes 15-45 minutes depending on whether we have activities to do History--This usually takes 15-30 minutes depending on how much supplemental reading we have Art/Art Appreciation--Outside class Music/Music Appreciation--Outside class and also violin lessons Poetry--This gets done very sporadically Read-Alouds--Every evening before bed as well as supplemental reading for history and science Foreign Language--Spanish with Rosetta Stone, 20 minutes 3x per week Memorization--We don't do this Plus Narration, Dictation, and Copywork--See English, above 7th Grader English--This includes grammar, spelling, writing, and literature. He usually spends 60 minutes on these things combined. Writing/Handwriting--See above Spelling--See above Reading/Phonics--Reading in the form of literature Math--He usually spends 60-90 minutes per day on math Science--He usually spends 30-45 minutes on science unless we do a lab History--Usually 45 minutes Art/Art Appreciation--Outside class Music/Music Appreciation--Violin lessons Poetry--Not this year Read-Alouds--Every evening (tie into history) Foreign Language--Latin every day for about 20 minutes, Rosetta Stone Spanish 3x per week for about 20 minutes Memorization--No Plus Narration, Dictation, and Copywork--No I don't know if this helps. We start at 8 AM and work until we are done. For the 1st grader this means he is usually done by 11. The 7th grader varies a bit more and can be done anywhere from 12-3. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we are done by 11:30 no matter what because they have outside classes in the afternoon on those days. We do science and literature lite on those days. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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