One week until school starts! AAAHHH!
Seriously, we are ready for school to be back in session. I've picked out all our curriculum for the year and have a good grasp of what we will be doing. Things always have a way of changing, but for now--this is the plan.
Since Tera and Daniel are only one year apart in school, we have decided to combine FOUR of their core classes this year. Easier for me and hopefully easier for them!
At the beginning of the school year, I print out a different Bible reading program for the older kids to work through, while I read selected passages to Michael. Personally, we do not count it as a school credit.
This year's plan: 90 Day Overview of the Bible
Memorization plan: 50 Most Important Scriptures to Memorize
Biology
French
Rosetta Stone
Duolingo
Cultural Fridays where we do a mix of eating, studying artists and architecture and French culture. (Hopefully, sometimes with friends also studying French)
English 10
Spelling Power
Daily Grams and other grammar resources
Computer
GCF Learn for Free has computer lessons that we will work through to make sure the kids are proficient in using Microsoft Office as well as other computer skills.
Geometry/Trigonometry
CK 12 Geometry and Trigonometry for 1/2 credit each.
Daniel (9th grade year)
Biology
French
Rosetta Stone
Duolingo
Cultural Fridays where we do a mix of eating, studying artists and architecture and French culture.
(Hopefully, sometimes with friends also studying French)
English 9
Spelling Power
Daily Grams and other grammar resources
Computer
GCF Learn for Free has
computer lessons that we will work through to make sure the kids are
proficient in using Microsoft Office as well as other computer skills.
Algebra 1
Saxon Algebra 1
Daniel will be recording hours spent on chess and performing arts throughout the year for additional electives
Performing Arts
Chess
Michael (2nd grade year)
Math
Saxon 2
Science/History
Cantering Through the Country
Tagging along on Hands-on biology activities
Easy Peasy
Language Arts
Easy Peasy
Spelling Power
A Reason for Handwriting
Books, books, books!
French
Rosetta Stone or Duolingo
Cultural Fridays where we do a mix of eating, studying artists and architecture and French culture.
(Hopefully, sometimes with friends also studying French) Music
Recorder and piano lessons at home
