I've finally compiled my list of materials and links for our curriculum this year. Many of these (particularly Seton workbooks) were started in the middle of the last school year, so we'll complete them and move on as needed. I'm really enjoying our new materials of the All About Spelling and Phonetic Zoo, along with the Apologia Anatomy science program. Let me know if you have any questions or advice for me! We're on Week 4 (2nd week of full-time school), and it's going well so far.
Mary Clare, 4th grade
Mary Clare, 4th grade
Religion:
4x/week
4x/week
Seton Religion 3, cont. (possibly Religion 4 when complete)
Various saint books and bible stories
Math:
5x/week
5x/week
Language Arts:
Phonetic Zoo Spelling 5x/week
English 2 for Young Catholics (Seton) cont. 4x/week
Handwriting 3 for Young Catholics cont. 4x/week
MCP Plaid Phonics Workbook C cont. 4x/week
(move on to next level with each of these when completed)
(move on to next level with each of these when completed)
Fine Arts:
Dance classes 3x/wk
Piano Lessons 1x/wk, daily practice
(still considering artist/composer study materials)
Latin:
3x/week
Science:
3x/week
3x/week
History:
2x/week
2x/week
Catholic Texans: Our Family Album (a book I received during a parish mission)
Texas History (or another state workbook to be purchased at a local educator store)
Plans to visit local state historical sites
Geography:
1x/week
1x/week
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Ellie, 2nd grade
Religion:
4x/week
4x/week
Faith & Life 2 and
workbook
Various bible and saint stories
Literature for First Holy Communion and Confession prep--Blessed Imelda, King of the Golden City and study guide (PDF from Catholic Heritage Curricula, find by Google), and hopefully some time in the Montessori Atrium for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program
Various bible and saint stories
Literature for First Holy Communion and Confession prep--Blessed Imelda, King of the Golden City and study guide (PDF from Catholic Heritage Curricula, find by Google), and hopefully some time in the Montessori Atrium for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Program
Math:
4x/week
4x/week
Math U See Beta cont., begin Gamma when complete
Language Arts:
4x/week
4x/week
English 1 for Young Catholics (mid-year as reading improves)
(continue to next level with each of these when complete)
(continue to next level with each of these when complete)
Fine Arts:
Dance Classes 3x/week
Piano Lessons 1x/week, daily practice
(still considering artist/composer study materials)
Science/History/Geography:
Apologia Anatomy
with Junior Journal and lab kit
Catholic Texans: Our Family Album (a book I received during a parish mission)
Texas History (or another state workbook to be purchased at a local educator store)Plans to visit local state historical sites
State & Capital flashcards
Literature Selections from Mater Amabilis and other readers, 5x/week 15mins/day
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Both girls:
Monthly Nature Study Club and Weekly Homeschool Enrichment (art, chess, etc)
Monthly Nature Study Club and Weekly Homeschool Enrichment (art, chess, etc)
Memory work-3x/week some from Classically Catholic Memory Program
Latin prayers
History timeline
Skip counting
Patriotic songs, pledge, etc
Patriotic songs, pledge, etc
US Geography-States and capitals, Presidents
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Steven Joseph, PreK-4
Religion:
Math:
Language Arts:
All About Reading (planning to purchase)
Also:
Number and letter flashcards
Montessori activities
Calendar activities
2 comments:
Your plans look great! I need to get in gear to finalize mine. I have a good idea of what I am doing though. If you aren't sold on Abeka math, I recommend MCP. This will be our 5th year using it.
I am also planning to include religion on my homeschool curriculum for my kids. And I like the way you put up yours for your kids. I'd also like to try that book for your 4th grade for religion. BrightIdeasPress.com
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