Our School Plans
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I have been busy planning our new school year. Our focus this year will be on geography and cultures.
I’ve chosen Galloping the Globe (GTG) as our spine. I’ve really liked what I’ve read so far. Its a unit study approach and encourages notebooking. Many of the book suggestions are also Five in a Row (FIAR) books. Since we LOVE FIAR we will be using thoughts books when there is one for each country.
I will post soon a more detailed plan for our year.
Homeschool Plans
2nd Grade
Language Arts
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First Language Lessons
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Copy work Natural Speller
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Readers (Christian Liberty Press Nature Readers, Pathways)
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Language activities from Five in a Row
History
Story of the World 1 with activity guide (we are about halfway through this already)
Geography/Social Studies
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Map time
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Galloping the Globe
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Five in a Row
Science
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Science selections from GTG and FIAR.
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Considering Gods Creation
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Nature studies
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Extra studies on botany, weather, the animal kingdom
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other interests
Art
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Drawing with Children
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FIAR suggestions
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Composers and artists study for countries studied in GTG
Math
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Math U See Beta
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Supplemented with MEP and Mammoth Math as needed
Bible
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Leading Little Ones to God
5K
Language Arts
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Teach Your Child to Read In 100 Easy Lessons (we have already started this)
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Writing worksheets/copy work
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Bob books
Math
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Math U See Primer
Geography/Social Studies/Science/Art/Bible
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Same as 2nd grade, adjusted for grade level
PreK
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We will be making an ABC notebook (also for our K’er)
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Also joins in for map time and Bible study
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Lots of play and fun.
Toddler and Baby
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Lots of play 🙂
Kim Mills is a homeschooling mom of 6 and lives on an urban homestead in Ontario, Canada. Blogging at Homestead Acres she enjoys sharing tips to help you save money, grow and preserve your own food.