Thinking about our School Year
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Last week when we went shopping the library was having their annual book sale, it’s by donation. I stopped to look and picked out a nice box of children’s books!
Some of them are for the Before Five in A Row and Five In A Row program we use. I was so excited about that! I also found some nice history storybooks.
We happened to be back in town a few days later and they were still having the sale. So I just had to peek again. I found another book to go with the B4FIAR and some nice children’s farming books! I’m planning to do a farming unit this fall with the kids.
The International Plowing Match will be in our area and we are planning an all-day field trip there.
Dh is really looking forward to that too. I also picked up some wonderful animal videos for the kids and some documentaries for us. Dh also picked out an encyclopedia set on natural history.
I’m hoping to get to a homeschool bookstore this weekend. My shopping list has been gone over and over. I’m still tweaking it. So far I’m thinking of getting this:
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Christian Liberty Nature Readers 1 & 2
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Bob Books #1
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Leading Little ones to God
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Canadian Colouring book
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FIAR Christian supplement
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Before FIAR
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Canada My Country
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Ecoutez! Parlez! (beginner French)
Our plans this year are:
2-year-old.
I’m going to use B4FIAR with her at a slow pace. Should be fun!
4-year-old PreK
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Teach Your Child to Read 100 Easy Lessons
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Bob Books
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B4FIAR
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FIAR
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Leading Little Ones To God
6-year-old, grade 1
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FIAR
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Math U See Beta
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SOTW 1 (we started this last year and put it on hold for a bit)
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God’s Design for Science, The plant kingdom and the human body
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Leading Little Ones To God
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Canada My Country
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Nature Study
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Copy Work
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CL Nature Readers
DD6 and 4 will also be starting on some handcrafts, keep working on crochet and maybe simple sewing.
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.