Friday, January 11, 2008
Home Learning Week 1 Part 2
Alright, so after circle time the older girls start school.
Here is what Karly is doing:
Monday:
Spelling: we are using something a little different called How To Teach Any Child To Spell. Basically we use her writing to pick out words misspelled and put them in a spelling notebook under the rule that was not used.
Math: She is still using her Saxon 3 because she did not do well when she went through it. I have her doing all the assessments and she is taking timed 100 multiplication and division quizzes. By looking over her assessments I can figure out where she needs more work. On Monday she Had Math Assessment 40. She got a 73% on it.
Copywork: We are using Copywork lessons for girls from Queens Homeschool. She is working on lesson 2.
The Classics At Home: This is something new I got in a box of books from Ebay. I really like it. Right now she is studying the works of Beatrice Potter. She had to look up vocabulary words and write definitions for them. She also had to locate London, England on a map.
Cooking: We got Marmee's Kitchen Primer. Today she had to read about kitchen safety.
Handwriting: A Reason For Handwriting lesson 5 worksheet.
Tuesday: We take off for errands and Bible study
Wednesday: We have homeschool co-op so we only do one math lesson and handwriting.
Math: Go over Assessment 40, timed multiplication worksheet.
Handwriting: Practice verse from lesson 5, copy onto final sheet and color.
Thursday:
Spelling: Go over writing and copy words into spelling notebook.
Math: Assessment 45
Copywork: Lesson 2
Handwriting: Lesson 6 worksheet
Classics At Home: Answer questions about author and learn about pressing leaves and flowers. Try it yourself.
Cooking: Copy first five rules of kitchen safety.
Friday:
Spelling: Go over writing and copy words in spelling notebook. Drill with words from previous days.
Math: Go over Assessment 45, timed division worksheet.
Handwriting: Lesson 6 practice verse, copy final draft and color.
Classics at Home: Begin keeping a journal. Begin studying plants, animals, bugs, flowers, and trees. Think about the special features God has given each. Draw each specimen you observe. Try to label each and show its special features. (Actually I just write the page number and what she is supposed to do and then she looks it up and follows the directions. LOL)
Cooking: Finish copying the rules of kitchen safety.
For Kelsie:
Math: Saxon 2 lesson 78
Copywork: (same book as Karly) Lesson 1
Handwriting: A Reason For Handwriting Cursive book lesson 24 worksheet.
Tuesday:
Off
Wednesday:
Math: Lesson 80
Handwriting: Lesson 24 practice verse, final draft, color.
Thursday:
Math 81
Copywork: Lesson 1
Handwriting: Lesson 25 Worksheet
Friday:
Math: 82
Handwriting: 25, practice verse, final draft, color.
While the older children do their work I sit down with Tamara and Adrian for kindergarten.
Monday:
Math Saxon K Lesson 1
Reading: Ordinary Parents Guide To Reading Lesson 1
Bible: Leading Little Ones To God: Story, review memory verse from previous week, read new verse
Tuesday: Off
Wednesday: Homeschool Co-op
Thursday:
Math: 2
Reading: Continue Lesson 1
Bible: Review Story, verse, do Bible reading
Friday:
Math 3
Reading: Lesson 1
Bible: Review Verse, Bible project
After Kindergarten we have lunch.
After Lunch we read the chapter in Proverbs that goes with the day. Then the three younger go to bed and I do Bible with Karly and Kelsie.
Bible: We are using Veritas Press: Genesis through Joshua
Monday:
Creation Card, Bible Reading, Worksheet
Tuesday:
Off
Wednesday:
Off
Thursday:
Creation card, Bible reading project, review Worksheet
Friday:
Bible project, Test
Then we all take a rest.
Right before I make dinner I go over Slow and Steady Get Me Ready with Jonathan. We also sing songs and read a book. That's all for him right now.
Well this was our first week of the new schedule. I like how things went. I see areas we need to work on a little more, but overall I think this might work for us.
Be Blessed!
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