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August 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

HomeSchool Curriculum for my 5 & 4 year olds

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Overall Spectrum:
Classical Conversations Foundations Guide
Cycle 1 Resource Audio Cd
Literature:
Five in a Row
History:
I don’t currently do anything else other than CC and find freebies on the Internet that go along with what we are studying. I do hope to add Story of the World to our collection soon.
New Classical Acts and Facts Timeline Cards
Geography:
We have maps that we print off and the girls locate where we are learning about.
Ducksters – has info compiled on each country and maps to color and label.
Find Geo Lapbook resources here at HomeschoolShare 
Latin:
We might try Song School Latin.
Math:
My girls are still little so there is only so much they need to know a this point. We will be doing Skip Counting with our CC guide. I also plan to incorporate lots of math type games such as Phase 10.
I’m going to look into Saxon and Math Mammoth to use in the future.
Science:
We will be doing science projects out of 201 Awesome Experiments by Janice VanCleave with our CC community.

Spelling:

Sequential Spelling:  Emma Loves this book and how it works. It is crazy how she picks up so quickly with this method of learning words.
Art and Music:
Confessions of a Homeschooler: World’s Greatest Composers

Confessions of a Homeschooler: World’s Greatest Artists

“Drawing with Children” by Mona Brookes
Bible:

At our church we do children’s Bible quizzing. It doesn’t start till your child is in the 1st grade, but I would like for Emma to start learning bible memorization with other children.
We also participate in Community Bible Study at our church as well. They have a great children’s program that my girls attend weekly while I’m in class.Check and see if there is a campus near you.
I picked up the Hands-On Bible at our local Mardel’s . I am excited to see that Group has put out some curriculum and handouts for this Bible. I will be looking into it to see if we would like to use this in our homeschool.

And I plan on using We Choose Virtues for character development.

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