2014-2015 Homeschool Curriculum

By George I think I got it...well, most of it!  Finally sat down to plan out the boy's curriculum for this upcoming year.  As all homeschool moms know, this is just our initial plans that are bound to change throughout the year.  We'll delete things along the way.  We'll add things along the way. In the end, though, it all works out to our kids learning exactly what they 'need' to learn.

I will eventually make this post all pretty with pictures and clickable links, but for now, plain text will have to do.  Just want to jot it all down here for safe keeping.

KINDERGARTEN PLANS FOR SCOTT

Math =  Spectrum K Math

Science = Astronomy at Co-op

History = Florida History at Co-op

Art = Character w/ Crafts at Co-op

Handwriting = Handwriting without Tears

Keyboarding = Keyboarding without Tears

Phonics = All About Reading, Bob Books, Phonics Boosters, Animal Antics, Phonics System, Phonics Boxed Set

Finance/Economics = Dave Ramsey's Financial Junior's Adventures

Religion = The Jesus Storybook Bible and Sunday School

Language Processing Practice = Earobics Home

Social Studies/Current Events = Scholastic News

And here's a list of a bunch of other misc. things we will be using and doing:  Calendar work, All About Me poster, Letterbooks, Bingo Sight Words, What Your Kindergartener Needs to Know, Do-A-Dot Painting, Go Fish, Memory, Fun w/ Phonics, Patternables, Mazes, High Five Magazine, Can You Find Me?, ABC Dot-to-Dot, and field trips around Florida.  

4th GRADE PLANS FOR SAGE

Math = Teaching Textbooks 4, Life of Fred (G-J), and 'Today's # is...'

Language Arts = Essentials in Writing Level 4,  Homophones by All About Spelling

Spelling = Sequential Spelling (I think)

Handwriting = Handwriting without Tears

Keyboarding = Keyboarding without Tears

Science = Astronomy class at Co-op

History = Florida History at Co-op

Geography = Geography class at co-op

Social Studies / Current Events = Scholastic News

Religion = Sunday School

Other misc things we will be using and doing:  Ted Talks, Youtube videos, Netflix videos, and 'What Your 4th Grader Needs to Know'.  Still deciding on art and PE.