What Kind of Homeschooler Are You?
What Kind of Homeschool Mom or Dad Are You?
What is my Child’s Learning Style?
Bible: Read alouds from The Graphic Bible and The Jesus Storybook Bible covering the Old Testament, Testament Bible in Animation DVD series, memory work, read alouds missionary biographies (Imprisoned in the Golden City – Adoniram Judson ,Lights in Lisuland (Isobel Kuhn), Sundar Singh, Gospel According to TL and Daisy), OT Bible stories from Adventures in Odyssey, and listening to a dramatized reading of the OT.
Math: Singapore 2B and 3A with Intensive Practice and Challenging Word Problems, Tangoes, Hands on Equations, living math books, math related videos, and Xtra Math for math facts.
Art: Informal study with art projects on Michelangelo, Salvador Dali, and Monet.
Music: Alfred Kid’s Guitar Course, Connect the Thoughts composer study on Bach, Handel, and Mendelssohn. Informal study on the Beatles, U2, and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Music Ace Deluxe for music theory.
PE: An average of 1 hour of active (sweat-producing) play required each school day.
I’m listing language arts last since I split up the different areas of language arts.
Literature and Reading: Selected list of classic reading books and read alouds.
Spelling: Finish Rod and Staff 2. Start Rod and Staff 3.
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Wow that seems like a lot for a second grader. How many hours a day does he do schooling.
Thank you for posting about your homeschool. I have used so many of your great ideas and links. I am on my 4th year of homeschooling! Thanks again for all of your hard work in sharing with the world.
As eclectic homeschoolers we mix and match many different methods of homeschooling to give us a unique mix that works for us. We tend to go broad and deep with our subjects and use a schedule that makes every day different. This year I am homeschooling a 10th grader, 8th grader, and 4th grader.
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