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I sat down and really mapped out a schedule to get us through the rest of this year. Just thought I would share it here since I rarely talk about homeschool stuff here.

 

Karly age 9 2nd/3rd grade

Finish up Saxon 2 math in Sept.

Begin Saxon 3 math in Sept.

Finish up First Language Lessons in Sept.

Start Rod and Staff English 3 in Oct.

Finish up Spelling Workout B in August

Start Spelling Workout C in Sept.

Continue A Reason For Handwriting Transition book

Lots and lots of free reading, assigned reading, and read alouds.

 

Kelsie age 6 K/1st grade

Finish up Saxon K math in August

Start Saxon 1 math in Sept.

Finish up Saxon K phonics in Sept.

Start Spelling Workout A in Sept.

Start First Language Lessons in Sept.

Continue with A Reason For Handwriting Book A

Lots and lots of free reading, assigned reading, and read alouds.

 

Tamara age 4(almost 5) preschool

Sorting and Counting objects

Number flashcards

Letter of the Week

Ordinary Parents Guide to teaching your child reading

cut/paste/color crafts

Alphabet books

Counting books

Lots and Lots of read alouds

 

Adrian age 3 preschool

Sorting and counting objects

color flashcards (I think he knows his colors but is hiding it. You would have to know this kid to understand that thought.)

Buttons/zippers/tying practice

Alphabet books

Counting books

cut/paste/color crafts

Lots and lots of read alouds.

 

We will go all the way to November with four days a week and then in November and December we drop down to two days a week with two weeks off at Christmas and one off at Thanksgiving. In January I will be adding:

History: Story of the World 1 and Mystery of History 1

Science: Either Christian Kids Explore Biology or a mix up of animals, the human body and plants as outlined in The Well Trained Mind

Latin:Prima Latina

Music and art.