Well, I suppose next year is a bit of misnomer because it technically starts in July, but it’s where he’ll be and with what, so I think it works.
Ben’s First Grade Year
English: Hooked on Phonics, Grade 2/Master Reader, First Language Lessons Level 1 & 2, Write Source, Grade 1, All About Spelling, Level 2 & 3
Math: RightStart, Level B
Science: REAL Science Odyssey Life and Earth & Space (we need to finish off Life from this year)
History/Geography: Daily Geography Practice: Grade 2
Language: Song School Latin
Art: Primary Art: It’s the Process, Not the Product
Piano: Phonics for Piano
And in an odd turn of events, I’ve added religion to our curriculum. I’m not completely happy with the approach our church has been taking in Sunday school, and I wanted to make sure that both kids get a much stronger sense of who Jesus is and why he’s important than what they’re currently getting. So, we’re giving:
Telling God’s Story: Student Guide and Activity Pages, Year One (Telling God’s Story)
With the instructor’s guide: Telling God’s Story: Instructor Text and Teaching Guide, Year One (Telling God’s Story)
We settled on this after reading the Parent’s Guide that accompanies the material:
Telling God’s Story: A Parents’ Guide to Teaching the Bible (Telling God’s Story)
I still consider myself a secular homeschooler. I don’t want religion in my history or in my science, math or English, but I want to make sure that both kids have a strong foundation in the faith of our family’s choice. We’ll do a comparative religions thing when they’re older (we have some great guest “teachers” planned), but, for now, this is the direction I want to go.
Katie’s First Preschool Year
What Your Preschooler Needs to Know: Get Ready for Kindergarten (Core Knowledge)
What Your Preschooler Needs to Know: Activity Book 1 for Ages 3-4
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We’re using a lot of the same materials next year! Like you, I’m sort of reluctant to include religion, but I just really really liked Telling God’s Story.