Here's a guideline I've been following to a certain extent, before I even found it on the www.triviumpursuit.com website. It's part of an article by Harvey and Laurie Bluedorn, which was then expanded into their book, Teaching the Trivium.
Ten things to do with Children before age 10 1. Reading & Writing 2. Oral Narration Daily 3. Memorization Bible; poetry; passages of literature; Greek and/or Hebrew alphabet 4. Hearing & Listening Read aloud 2 hours per day from a variety of fiction and nonfiction; start History Notebook; timeline Family Bible study morning and evening using grammar level questions Provide the time, space, and materials; develop creativity Start learning elementary library research; investigate the world Schedule for chores; visit nursing home, etc. 9. Discipline First-time obedience 10. Play & Exploration Develop the imagination
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• Mar. 11, 2006 - Ten things to do with Children before age 10
Intensive Phonics; Copywork; start English Language Notebook
5. Family Worship
6. Arts & Crafts
7. Field Trips & Library
8. Work & Service
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• Mar. 23, 2006 - Teaching the Trivium!
Great job!
Amy