In HIS Hands

Apr. 14, 2008

Let's Start with Preschool

Now I know that formal preschool is not necessary but my little ones always want to "do school" just like their big siblings. And I am the type of person who needs a plan; otherwise, I will not get much of anything done. And sadly, that includes reading good books to my children.

So for Sarah's "schoolwork" next year - or sooner, if I can buy it before then - we will be using the following curriculum & resources. Assuming I don't change my mind between now and then!

Sonlight Core P3/4 ~ Fiction, Fairy Tales, and Fun for Little Learners ~ LOTS of good books to read and activities to enrich them.
Activity books from Me Too! School. These look like something Sarah would really enjoy - especially the "Around the Town" and "On the Farm" books, for use with Cuisenaire Rods. She will think she is "organizing" - an activity she loves. She is a girl after her mama's own heart.

Now as I said, there is the chance that I will change my mind. Just this week I discovered this free Bible and Rhyme preschool curriculum at Hubbard's Cupboard. It looks very well put together and chock full of fun activities, songs to sing, books to read, Bible stories to learn, and Bible verses to memorize. And it's free! The downside? All those pages I would have to print out & supplies I would have to gather. That's just too much work for me at this time. But come September? We'll see!

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