Cabin in the Woods
Jul. 20, 2009
First Day of School

Originally I had thought I would start school in July just like last year, but we were having so much fun doing so many other things that we decided to wait and start the first Monday of August. So a week from today will be our first day. The only item I don't have is her math curriculum, but I plan on ordering that this Friday. Just had to wait for the funds to arrive. This year as recommended by Simply Charlotte Mason we are breaking the year down into terms. We will have 3 -4 terms through out the year. There was so much that I wanted to do this year we just couldn't do it all every week. So the information I am sharing today will be for our first term which will last August - November. ?

Curriculum

Bible - Continue reading through The Child's Story Bible by Katherine Voss. Very detailed and quite wonderful.

Science - Zoology 1 by Jeannie Fulbright.

History - Starting with the Revolutionary War and seeing how far we can go through living books, biographies, and lapbooks.

Geography - The study of the state of Georgia.

Typing - Mavis Beacon

Artist and Composer Study - Through a twice a month co-op.

Spelling - Spelling Through Copywork

Writing - Written Narration from our reading in history and literature.

Math - Horizons Math.

Cursive and Grammar - queenhomeschool materials.

Literature - Finish reading all the Little House books.

This is How it will all play out during the week:

Monday

Bible, Spelling, Science, Writing, History, Geography, Typing, Independent Reading, Artist and Composer Study twice a month.

Tuesday

Drama Class, Handicrafts Class, Math, Cursive, Reading, Spelling, Grammar, and Literature.

Wednesday

Bible, Spelling, Science, Math, History, Geography, Typing, and Reading.

Thursday

Drama Class, Handicrafts Class, Math, Writing, Reading, Spelling, Grammar, and Literature.

Friday

Bible, Spelling, Science, Math, History, Geography, Typing, and Reading.


Comments

Jul. 22, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by coffeeandconversation

I love your choices! It sounds like school at your house is going to be lots of fun.

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