Addie (Tot School)
Printables: ABCs from 1+1+1=1
Coloring and Crafts
Educational Play with toys and Tot Trays
Math: Math U See (Starting with Alpha, then Beta. Only doing Alpha because she counts on fingers)
Reading: Explode the Code (starting on Book 4) & Reading books from Library
Grammar: 1st Language Lessons 1 - M/W/F
Writing: Writing with Ease
Science: BJU Science Grade 3 with Experiments T/TH
History: Story of the Word Vol 1 T/TH
Spelling: Sight Word with worksheets at spellingcity.com M/W/F
Bible: DLTK program and reading Adventures Bible M/W/F
Spanish:Elementary worksheets and http://www.spanishprograms.com/ T/TH
Art: Pinterest pins and crafts
Math: Math U See Gamma
Reading: Explode the Code (starting on Book 4) & Reading books from Library
Grammar: 1st Language Lessons 1 - M/W/F
Writing: Writing with Ease
Science: BJU Science Grade 3 with Experiments T/TH
History: Story of the Word Vol 1 T/TH
Spelling: Sight Word with worksheets at spellingcity.com M/W/F
Bible: DLTK program and reading Adventures Bible M/W/F
Spanish:Elementary worksheets and http://www.spanishprograms.com/ T/TH
Art: Pinterest pins and crafts
Curriculum looks great and keep it simple. You don't have to do everything everyday. Science can be 2 days a week and History twice a week and spend longer time each day. I always kept the 3 R's daily because if they can read well and express themselves verbally and eventually in writing, then they can do anything and study anything they want to learn throughout life.
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Marlene Baron
Homeschooling since 1995
Support Group Leader :-)
Oh I didnt put that :X We are doing Science and History and Spanish 2x a week. Spelling, Bible, and Grammar 3x a week. :)
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