When topics or subjects get boring..change it.
When curriculum isn't working....change it.
Flexibility is the key with homeschooling.
After 7 years of homeschooling, I have learned that not all kids learn alike. What works for Lego Man may not work for Princess P, which is perfectly fine!
Believe me, it's not always easy to let go of the old "school" way of thinking.
Not to mention the cost of changing curriculum.(thankfully there is always someone looking for curriculum.)
So what's changing for the new year?
English
Tuesday-Friday
First Language Lessons Book 3
Spelling & Phonics
Tuesday-Friday
CHC My Catholic Speller Level C for Lego Man
McGuffey Readers
Religion
Daily~Saints
Monday~CCM Co-op, Traditional Latin Mass and Calendar
Tuesday~ The First Christians: The Acts of Apostles for Children by Marigold Hunt
Wednesday~ Faith and Life 4
Thursday~ CCM Co-op work
Friday~ Catechism- Our Holy Faith and The Baltimore Catechism
Handwriting
Tuesday-Friday
Seton Handwriting for Catholics 4
Latin
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Little Latin Readers from CHC
Math
Tuesday-Friday
Princess P- Saxon Math 3
Lego Man- Saxon Math 54(finish it up)
Ancient History
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Classically Catholic Memory
Birth of Christ to the early 1500's
United States History
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Instead of learning US History through formal lessons, we will continue reading the Little House books and will continue to learn about state history as we do our United States State Study.
United States State Study
Tuesday & Thursday
Geography
Monday-Friday
Classically Catholic Maps
Geography lessons bases on the Holling C. Holling books
Science
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
Classically Catholic Memory
Earth Science, Weather, and Astronomy
Art History
Tuesday & Thursday
Art
Monday & Friday
Music
Monday & Wednesday
Music History
Thursday
Nature Study
Everyday
Bird Study
We will be adding back our Bird Study! The kids love the bird study we did last year and have been asking to do it again. So I have decided to a lapbook for the birds we learn about. We will continue to add them into our bird journal but we will dig a little deeper.
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